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RE: The Hive early adopter fallacy

in LeoFinance5 years ago

It's always "give me things NOW! I do not want to bother myself with putting effort" type of shit that make me laugh. Obviously they are not doing well in the job field because that is going to be a failure almost every single time. If it is a success then that's a real shame.

I think that anyone who's on here from today and back to the beginning is still an early adopter. We are in here before the masses and even then who knows what will happen. Are we even at 50k daily active, unique users across the world? I will have to look at Penguin Pablo's stats to find out but that's small potatoes. Even if we got to 100k daily active unique users that's a drop in the bucket compared to the giants like Fakebook and others.

I also think these are the same people who say "YOU were around when the price of hive was "$0.xxx"!!!, you're lucky!!!" When the hive price now is still dirt cheap.. but most of them won't be buying any of it.

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Are we even at 50k daily active, unique users across the world?

Not at the moment, perhaps if there was a spike in price to 10 dollars! :D It is more like 5-10k daily, though there is a lot of automation that makes it look like more.

I also think these are the same people who say "YOU were around when the price of hive was "$0.xxx"!!!, you're lucky!!!" When the hive price now is still dirt cheap.. but most of them won't be buying any of it.

I heard this when it was 5 dollars, 2 dollars, 15 cents - some people will never buy - no matter whathighs they cashed in at.

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