That's the case with every blockchain out there, not specifically a Hive thing. If belief in a project or the whole space depreciates so will the money, the nodes, and the security but numbers tell a different story. The Hive ecosystem is growing with every passing day and the chances of nodes running out of incentives are going down at the same pace.
If a failure of a centralized exchange causes the death of Hive or any other blockchain, the CEX is not the problem, we are.
I'm just pointing out the difference between a centralized and decentralized world and they seem to be visible now more than ever.
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Thanks for the clarification, I may be more pessimistic than others, but ultimately still on board. and to be honest, after the first years (on Steem) I gave up my motivation to follow the development after many unfulfilled promises. So I don't know anything about the differences in the two chains