For tribes, I really only pay attention to Leo & STEMGeeks. I have been experimenting with Archon lately.
I think the price has really made it difficult for most tribes to do much. Most tribes have no revenue model and even if they are doing ads, it is so small that it really doesn't cover much of anything.
For "tokenized projects" I have invested quite a bit to buy up the entire BRO Fund market.
Hoping that next trending buzz will be "STEMGeeks".
Thank you so much for your kind response and stay blessed.
You are bullish on BRO Fund then?
Would it be an idea for the HIVE based game owners to work together in any aspect possible? Maybe a Game landing / Promotion website with all sort of dynamic content of all these games?
I bought everyone off the market.
I think this is a good idea, look at how @gerber integrated other tokens into DCity.
Certainly wouldn't hurt!
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You have an idea how to get this done? I would think the game owners working together on this. Would this something you can arrange somehow?
What you are talking about is just a landing page, this would be ideal on the main Hive.io site. There is already an ecosystem page on Hive.io with many of these projects https://hive.io/eco.
The problem isn't creating it, it is getting people to find it.
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True. To me, its all super simple. If need be, the proposal system funds HIVE eco system marketing campaigns. If need be, hiring a company specialist in marketing and creating campaigns and run them. Thats for B2C and B2B in my view. Am not saying I will create one, but will you support such proposal?
Not sure I'd have to see it, but right not I am not very happy with where DHF funds are going and how they are mostly being dumped on exchanges.
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I don't know the stats, but I believe what you state. What can be done the prevent proposal money to be dumped so much? I understand teams running a proposal have fiat expenses, but as in any startup company, out-of-pocket expenses shall be covered by internal team costs can be minimised, and maybe committed for some time, like in any startup company. What are your thoughts on this?