I wouldnt think to many not involved in Hive will watch Hivefest but maybe a few. But highly unlikely.
As for the second, based upon the number of people involved in the pre-Hivefest spaces, a lot.
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I wouldnt think to many not involved in Hive will watch Hivefest but maybe a few. But highly unlikely.
As for the second, based upon the number of people involved in the pre-Hivefest spaces, a lot.
Ah, ok, then it's not like a full blown Rave. But more like a private toast in your backyard with the usual suspects without any sort of music. Right?
Thanks for your frankness and sincerity! :)
Well I wouldnt say that is the case. The problem is that Hive doesnt have a huge reach. We would welcome people learning about it but it just doesnt seem to be the case. The presentations tend to focus upon what they are doing and how they are advancing their development.
Yep, that's how I see it too. As a small private annual party only between the usual suspects spending generous amounts of public money, time and resources exclusively to pat each other on the back celebrating how great of a niche "social" platform we are on the cryptoverse.