If that’s the case, which it’s really not, then we need Hive on more centralized exchanges than we do any of the second layer tokens. And people have been trying that for years at this point with little success. LEO doesn’t have enough liquidity here on the side chain they are built on, nor do they even put any infrastructure support to the side chain that their token is built on, which causes many in the Hive community to not support them anyway. They have WLEO on ETH which has virtually no volume, so why would a centralized exchange pick it up? There comes a point that we have to be realistic about things, especially side chain community tokens. And this said by someone who runs a few of them.
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