It is 35 years since Linus Torvalds announced the #Linux kernel. Now it runs most of the internet and my home PC as well as lots of TVs, phones and other devices. I see Hive as being in a similar spirit as anyone can build on it and it does not depend on some corporation.
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Linux has been a slow burn and it could be the very reason for it's steady growth. Nothing flashy. Just steady open source development with more people adopting it over time.
I like that sort of comparison to Hive. We don't need to be the latest snake oil salesman's cup of tea. While it would be exciting to be the new hot sexy crypto darling, we all know how that usually turns out.
No thanks. I'll stick with slow and steady wins the race.
Interesting comparison... that open spirit of building is definitely something Hive shares with Linux.
I think the Hive developers want to create an alternative to centralised corporate platforms. I'm all in favour of that. It's not all about the rewards.
Exactly... having a decentralized alternative is one of Hive's biggest strengths. The ecosystem itself matters beyond rewards. 👍