Perhaps It Sounds Too Good To Be True

It can be discouraging when you try to share an important idea or facts but encounter skepticism from those around you. The title for this post is what comes to mind wheneevr I meet those that find it hard to believe in the potential of Hive and how impactful it could be. With regards to social impacts, I believe a lot has already been achieved with Hive, and for us (@mcsamm and @collinz), I know we have accomplished much with Hive.

Some may believe that Hive could change lives, but in our case, we have witnessed it changing lives. The future that many want to see with Hive is already unfolding. A future where people want to control what they own and decide what to do with it is already taking shape. Many haven't adopted Web 3 because they are still unaware of the concept and its benefits. With all the possibilities that Web3 offers, I believe we all desire one thing: to bring about change or revolutionize how things are done with Web 2.

The core concept of Web 3 revolves around decentralization, which is about distributing power to everyone. This fundamental principle is what sets it apart. As a community, there is so much more we can achieve when we unite our collective resources for a good cause. It shouldn't be so hard for people to envision the possibilities that technology brings. We have seen how many technologies have brought about breakthroughs in various aspects of life.

Take, for example, the energy sector, where advancements in solar and wind energy have significantly improved the efficiency and cost-effectiveness of energy production. Similarly, in the manufacturing sector, where the integration of AI and robotics has speed up manufacturing processes. Cryptocurrency and blockchain technology aren't new developments; they have been around for a while now.

Many people have harnessed their potential to speed up financial transactions, explore various investment opportunities, and implement this technology in other fields of work. When it comes to cryptocurrency, people's beliefs, fears, and doubts shouldn't hinder its growth and widespread usage. What I personally find interesting is how people's misconceptions about one aspect can lead to widespread misconceptions about everything related to it.

Some people find it difficult to believe that blockchain technologies like Hive can have a significant social impact. The transformations that have already happened to improve people's lives can be hard for many to accept. Questions often arise, such as whether impacts achieved like the boreholes were done entirely free or whether it's even possible for a blockchain platform to engage in such social endeavors.

Furthermore, the way people can create and share contents on Hive for real-time monetization is another aspect that some find hard to believe, especially if they haven't experienced it firsthand. However, for those of us immersed in the Hive ecosystem, we understand how it all works and how individuals can earn passive income through these innovative methods. There is an option to make one's money work for them on Hive, like earning a 20% APR on invested HBD.

At first it sounded too good to be true for some, and others were concerned about its sustainability, but it did worked. Staked Hive can also earn daily curation rewards, providing another opportunity for profit.I believe this will also sound too good for some people to believe. Hive is Web 3 and those of us who have already adopted the concept know it's game changer. Hive offers much more that calls out for more attention than it has received so far. I can understand it when people still doubt Hive's potential, perhaps what the network has already presented so far still sounds too good to be true for some peoole.