Wow! In just one day, from a Minnow to a Dolphin! Congrats!
For five months, I was clueless how Hive works, not until I stumbled with helpful tools last month such as HiveStats, HiveBuzz, and HiveNow.
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Wow! In just one day, from a Minnow to a Dolphin! Congrats!
For five months, I was clueless how Hive works, not until I stumbled with helpful tools last month such as HiveStats, HiveBuzz, and HiveNow.
hello. thank you very much for the answer and your congratulations and recommendations. Can you explain to me what will give me the status of a dolphin?)
HiveBuzz has 5 fish classifications of Hivers depending on their achievement on the blockchain. Several factors are considered such as posts, comments, upvotes, etc. . . but I think the most important of all is your Hive Power. So a Hiver will start as a Red Fish, then a Minnow, a Dolphin, and Orca, and ultimately a Whale depending on the size of his stakes. Many took several months to transform into a Minnow, but in your case because of your purchasing power, you are able to transform into a Dolphin in just one day. Check this link and try it: https://hivebuzz.me/
You can enter your user name in the search bar and then another page will appear. Just click that Crown icon on the top right side of the page and then input again your user name and you will see your rank.
thank you very much for the answer. but I just got a dolphin in 1 day , but so far I'm not very clear what to do with it and how it works that I'm already a dolphin 🐬
By becoming a Dolphin, you now have a bigger "voice" when it comes to both your author and curation rewards. Take my case as an example. I only have 137 HP as a Red Fish and my 100% upvote is worth $0.01. A Minnow who has 1,200 HP has an 100% upvote worth $0.06. In your case, since you are already a Dolphin, your 100% upvote is worth $0.24 because you have 14,500 + HP. Meaning as you grow into a bigger fish, both your author and curation or voting power also increase. Of course, this is just for the sake of illustration because even among different classifications, their Hive Power varies. I think other Hivers can explain it better.
thank you very much for the explanation, I will deal with this further, if anything, I will definitely turn to you for help 👍
My pleasure to be of help. I wish you blessings and success on Hive!
!PIZZA
You are actually a Dolphin now. Your next goal is to transform into an Orca and that's where the hard work, capital, and staking count.
we will strive for a killer whale if of course it is so important)
Well, that's the ultimate goal. Since it just took you one day to change into a Dolphin while others are taking more than a year or two, I think you can do it. Even among whales, their stakes differ in size. But I think more than the rewards, the most important core value of Hive is the community. Get to know other Dolphins, Orcas, and Whales out there, follow them and learn from them. I hope you won't take for granted small fish like me. 😅 !gif LOL
Via Tenor
thanks. I wish you to swim to the dolphin faster 😉👌
May you have lips of an angel. Thanks for that! I still have three sons to support and my goal is to transform into a Minnow by the end of the year. Dolphin will be the next target.
good health to you and your sons . if you work and live with a purpose , then everything will be as you want . good luck 🖐️
thanks. I wish you to swim to the dolphin faster 😉👌
Check also your Voting Power Bar. As you vote, your power bar will decrease. I was just informed last week by a friend @savvyplayer that the ideal % to maintain is 80%, and then wait for some time to recharge before voting again. Grateful for your upvotes!
!gif thanks
Thanks for mentioning me.
Of course, the best amount of Voting Mana that you should have before voting is almost 100%, but for practical reasons (since we cannot spend all day using Hive), 80% is the recommended minimum, such that it will regenerate to 100% after not voting for 24 hours. Voting Mana not used at 100% would be wasted in the perspective of the owner of the Hive account, especially when the account has a lot of Hive Power.
Have a !PIZZA.
Via Tenor