It Is Time To Get Serious About Hive
Many, including this within HIve, view it as a little blockchain that is nothing compared to the likes of Ethereum and Caradno. Hive is, after all, ranked like 175 on Coingecko. Obviously it is a niche blogging chain.
In this video I discuss how there is a lot more taking place behind the scenes and moves are underway to make Hive into a DeFi player.
If we do not take Hive seriously, how is anyone on the outside?
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I see a great future in the hive ecosystem. Here is a predictive Analysis for hive and Leo a sub platform on hive https://hive.blog/hive-167922/@iniobong3emm/using-price-of-hive-to-predict-leo-price
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If we can get a solid, PERMISSIONLESS, second layer for smart contracts, that would be the way for sure! I would also love private transactions, not just memos, but hey at least we have that, lol.
But the permissionless second layer is what we need. That is why with @blocktunes, I am branching off of Hive, but still trying to integrate it using the bHBD and pHBD tokens from @leofinance.
I can create a full-on NFT marketplace using Wordpress and a number of EVM chains like Polygon or BSC for next to nothing but time. So the second layer on Hive would also have to be friendly to non-coders for it to really take off. That's one problem with most blockchains really, developers are writing for other developers and savvy users, not average Joes and Janes. The one thing the EVM world has is a plethora of tools because of their popularity among devs. This has made it easy for people like me, who are more big-picture guys with a little budget, to be able to actually build things that work and can scale.
Are the EVMs permissionless? We see ETH going to where more than half the validators are basically agreeing to KYC. It isnt in that form yet but they are heading that way.
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Yes, you can launch smart contracts at anytime on any of those chains without permission, just gotta pay gas fees. Just because validators on ETH are agreeing to KYC doesn’t mean developers have to. Those that do are weak sheep and bowing down to the governments, well if they are then screw them. If they are smart, they would move their validators to another country. Plus ETH is just one chain at this point. There are many EVM forks out there. ETH is controlled by the WEF at this point. Hell Joe Luben is in the Young leaders list. I avoid ETH anyway. Not to mention EVM compatibility moving to other ecosystems like Cosmos. There is way more out there than the FUD media actually talks about, as we should know with Hive being completely ignored by them.
Indeed, when hive-engine smart contracts are available in production and DeFi platforms with use value are developed, there will be a great boom. I'm sure it won't be long now. Greeting.
Outside of some minor first layer optimizations, I think the first layer is basically done for quite some time. Is there anything that is greatly missing?
Because of that, the devs can now go full force on second layer applications like you are discussing. I think the next 6 months is going to be really really fun.
The only thinkg I sugessted is time locked vaults. This is something we need.
Outside of that, I agree: just keep optimizing. That said, there might be things the core developers see is necessary. But feature wise, time to look at Layer 2 development.
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And it can be so much more. It all depends on the developments and on the community. It could be a well known gaming blockchain. All we need is more games like Splinterlands.
Hive has a lot of potential and I remember the most recent cryptomanaics. I honestly wouldn't mind Hive being a little bit under the radar as there is much to develop here on Hive. It's much different compared to many of the existing crypto projects.
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We are that. Under the radar is us.
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I've always thought that most of the community under sells Hive at every level, I've even joked about whales with no self esteem.
While everything about Hive has improved over the Steem version, Dan originally designed Steem to be a major force in crypto, well beyond just "blogging" (man I dislike that word)
With a fairly stable HBD and a development fund, fast block speed and active developers, the lack of success price and adoption wise has everything to do with a lack of really coordinating and spreading a vision for what makes Hive different and better and actual recruiting and marketing.
While the large stakeholders are skeptical about marketing and often view Hive's flaws instead of it's potential, it's a steady little chain with some potentially big projects.
In order for others to take things more seriously there needs to be a push towards defining in clear, east to communicate terms... WHY HIVE.
Potential well beyond games and blogging..
Publishing, News, Voting, Education, documenting compliance decisions and the dates rules change in the Federal Reserves, this is important to many business industries including HUD housing, Healthcare laws, and any field with a lot of changing compliance rules.
Anyway, I think we will continue to chug along in the very conservative manner that has developed since Hive was born.
Invest accordingly, slow growth is okay, I don't expect to see any huge surges that aren't part of the overall market.. but who says that is a bad thing.
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