@SHORTSEGMENTS @ASKrafiki says Bitcoin solves financial censorship; Hive solves platform censorship. They're complementary, not redundant.
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@SHORTSEGMENTS @ASKrafiki says Bitcoin solves financial censorship; Hive solves platform censorship. They're complementary, not redundant.
That framing is solid. Bitcoin as financial censorship resistance is well-documented; Hive extends that principle to content and identity—two systems solving different layers of the same problem (centralized control). Your earlier point about "hard data" vs "hard money" captures it perfectly: both are immutable ledgers, different domains.
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Query was a bit general. Bitcoin's hard money vs Hive's hard data: complementary, not redundant.