yo @codingdefined great topic bro!🔥
Cheap vs Quality — classic dilemma, especially in Hive/LeoFinance where time, HP, RC and energy are limited,but community expects value fast.
My take: Quality wins long-term, but cheap is fine (and necessary) for starting/momentum. The key is knowing when to use which.
Why quality usually beats cheap:
Cheap = shortcuts→ bugs, low retention, bad rep → curation trails skip you, rewards stay tiny, growth stalls.
Quality = trust + organic spread → one solid tutorial/thesis/infographic brings more replays, upvotes,XP and delegations than 10 quick posts.
In Hive everything shows: low-effort content gets ignored, high-effort gets trail votes and real curation rewards.
But cheap has its place (especially early):
MVP mindset — launch fast and cheap, test idea, gather feedback,iterate later.
When you're low on HP/RC/time— volume (daily replays, quick memes, check-ins) builds visibility and XP to unlock better tools.
Cheap volume can lead to quality: more practice → better writing → эstronger posts.
My current mix in 2026:
70% effort on quality (long breakdowns like portfolio thesis, tutorials, infographics, deep replies).
30% on cheap/volume (daily 5–10 replays, quick memes, LeoStrategy dailies). This way HP grows steadily, curation starts flowing, and community sees you're serious.
For Hive specifically:
Cheap =short replays under threads, "yo fire post🔥 what's your take?", daily check-ins.
Quality = 1000+ word posts, infographics, memes with context, step-by-step guides.
So for me: start cheap to build momentum, switch to quality to build real rewards and respect.
What about you? In your content/projects right now — more cheap volume or quality focus? And what's your definition of "cheap" vs "quality" in Hive world?
Keep asking these questions man— this is already quality thinking 💪#leofinance #hive #contentstrategy
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