Hive Cannot Go Bankrupt

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There is a lot of carnage right now in the cryptocurrency world. We have a situation where a lot of the fluff was shaken out. This might not be done either.

In this video I discuss how Hive has resiliency with no company to target or to declare bankruptcy.

By the way, LBRY said it will not likely survive the SEC action although the protocol and blockchain will march on.


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Remember what they thought about the Titanic in 1912? That the Titanic is unsinkable. Yet the ship crashed into an iceberg, and sank in the same year. Confidence is a good thing, but overconfidence is not.

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Hive is automatically backed by the community, not an entity. To fanthom it going bankrupt is like saying the community will disband. Our trust solely backs us in decentralization. As said by @taskmaster4450 hive is not a company and one man doesn't hold a majority of the tokens and so it is truly descentralised.

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The Hungarian Pengő was a used fiat currency in my country (in Hungary) between 1927 and 1946. It was replaced by the Hungarian Forint, after "the currency survived for only 20 years, and experienced the most serious case of hyperinflation ever recorded."

Is the Hive (or the cryptocurrencies in general) protected against hyperinflation? If yes, then how? And what if someone creates a much better thing than the cryptocurrencies?

The "Hive cannot go bankrupt" is a very brave statement. Any currency can go bankrupt. And a better currency can always come. As the history already showed this. Probably there will be a better thing than the cryptocurrencies over time. Maybe not in a few years, but probably many decades later.

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I wish hive and all its devs more strength to keep everything in one piece.

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Hive is great in that it can't be targetted legally but it all depends on how much value Hive can bring. So applications and community will be vital towards making sure Hive thrives.

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Hive cannot go bankrupt but when the price of BTC goes down, the price of Hive goes down too.

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There is still some FUD against Hive, but Hive has the power to grow exponentially. A few months ago Hive was around the top 250 coins according to CoinGecko. Today, Hive is above the 200 top coins mark, there is demand for Hive, and Hive is growing in popularity. Hive has a strong chance to grow, especially as mainstream social media sites are doubling down on their censorship rules.

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Summary:
In this video, the speaker discusses the stability of Hive in contrast to the turmoil in the cryptocurrency industry. He emphasizes that Hive, being a decentralized network, cannot go bankrupt as it is not a company with financial statements or a CEO. The speaker mentions the recent database compression and its impact on the cost of running the system. He highlights that despite the challenges faced by individual projects on Hive, the network itself will continue to operate smoothly due to the efforts of node operators. The speaker also expresses concerns about major institutions dominating the crypto space and the importance of maintaining decentralization.

Detailed Article:

The speaker opens the video by addressing the ongoing turbulence in the cryptocurrency industry, attributing it to issues like VC-backed projects, fraudulent activities, and market collapse. Amidst this chaos, he asserts that Hive, as a blockchain network, stands out for its resilience. Notably, he clarifies that Hive's structure as a decentralized database means it cannot go bankrupt, as there are no traditional financial metrics or central authority governing its operation.

The discussion shifts to the recent hard fork that resulted in a significant reduction in the database size, potentially lowering the operating costs for node operators. Although precise cost savings figures remain unknown, the speaker suggests that this development has likely enabled top witnesses to break even or even generate profits, ensuring the network's sustainability.

Furthermore, the speaker delves into the financial challenges faced by individual project teams on Hive, citing examples like Splinterlands reducing its workforce due to economic factors, which he deems a common occurrence in business cycles. Despite these hurdles, he expresses optimism about the resilience of Hive and its community, driven by continuous efforts to enhance the network's scalability and cost-efficiency.

The speaker voices his concerns about the increasing influence of major financial institutions and tech giants in the cryptocurrency space. He emphasizes the importance of preserving decentralization and preventing entities like JP Morgan or Google from dominating the network. This aligns with his belief that Hive represents a beacon of decentralization in an industry marred by Wall Street involvement and monopolistic tendencies.

Through a series of updates on various projects building on Hive, including LeoThreads, Ragnarok, PsyberX, Leo glossary, LeoFinance, and Splinterlands, the speaker highlights the diverse developments contributing to Hive's robust ecosystem. By mentioning upcoming projects like Riverio and the continuous innovation within the Hive community, the speaker underscores the network's steady progress and solid foundation.

In conclusion, the speaker encourages viewers to remain optimistic about Hive's future and the ongoing advancements within the network. He underscores the importance of community-driven initiatives and decentralized principles in navigating the challenges posed by the evolving cryptocurrency landscape.


Notice: This is an AI-generated summary based on a transcript of the video. The summarization of the videos in this channel was requested/approved by the channel owner.

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