This is such a difficult topic. On the one hand, yes, people are able to earn a living with Hive. Particularly in places where the cost of living is lower.
On the other hand, my interpretation on what @khalilkazi wrote was regarding the sense of entitlement and also a little bit about extracting value out of Hive that others are putting into Hive. For those families who are reliant on Hive for income, they would be better served to increase their stakes as much as possible to improve their earning potential. In this way, they would not need to cash out so much. A majority of their earnings could go towards building up their stakes.
Having a large stake in Hive is the best means of benefitting oneself and the community. With higher stakes, one has larger votes. A larger stake also means that less of the Hive is extracted as a percentage of earnings.
If everybody is earning and spending, earning and spending, it makes it challenging for Hive to grow.
Being able to earn a living with Hive is important. Also important is be able to grow one's stake to make sure Hive continues to survive. We need to promote the investor mindset.
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Quite a solid addition. Well understood and supported.
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