Hive has remained rewarding to many over the past two years and continues to do so. With the unmatched reward systems, Hive now stands out to be the best blockchain where developers, investors and content creators would want to be. While we all want to be massively rewarded for our efforts, curators who decide how rewards should be distributed check for what they see as bringing value to Hive before distributing value.
Some may whine about uneven distribution of votes or rewards, with some contents gaining more attention despite being unimportant to Hive, while those that merit greater attention are frequently overlooked. In this regard, I believe "connections" can play an important role. Those you know or have ties with can assist you regardless of what you post, but curators do recognise and reward hard work and effort.
My focus here would be on what we can do to provide value to Hive rather than how rewards are divided or distributed. Everyone wants to earn big on Hive, even if they just joined. To earn more rewards, we must first consider what we can do to increase the value of Hive. Anyone who wishes to be rewarded handsomely on Hive must first consider the factors that contribute to the growth of the hive. That's how it works around here.
The Hive blockchain developers, as well as individuals who have created various projects on the chain, did an excellent job by investing a lot of resources in the form of many programming tools, money etc before releasing the technologies that we are all benefiting from in diverse ways. It wasn't a one-day task; it required a long time and a lot of effort. Those who have committed large sums of money and continue to do so are assuring Hive's long-term sustainabe growth.
Those that are actively engaging in any kind of project, community work are doing a great job for the Hive ecosystem. Since a lot of hard work and effort has gone into developing this powerful blockchain, you should also understand that curators would be on the lookout for things that add value or help grow Hive and reward accordingly. It is how things work in the Hive ecosystem. I would share the things we can also do to add value below:
Become An Investor
Can you imagine the value of Hive if most hivers decides to withdraw their staked Hive and leave?If this occurs, the value of Hive will plummet drastically. By locking our liquid Hive we help add value to Hive.The logic of demand and supply will make us understand that the more Hive that is in circulation , the less the value.
By powering up or locking some Hive, you can enhance value to your investment. Even if we don't have the financial means to invest, Hive allows anybody to earn tokens that can be converted into Hive power. Most of us have obligations, and I understand that some live off their Hive earnings. Regardless, any amount invested can help Hive's value expand significantly.
Marketing Hive
Marketing Hive to the rest of the world is one of the many things that can help Hive expand. Hive has all it takes to attract potential investors, and by spreading the word through various marketing tactics, we can help Hive gain greater exposure. I may not have the millions of dollars to invest heavily in Hive right now, but there are some who have, but are unaware of its existence.
We heard about Elon Musk buying Twitter, which happened because he had previously been a shareholder and account holder on Twitter. He had seen how he could leverage the platform for good hence his decision to acquire it. Have you considered the value of Hive if a billionaire should come onboard with a $44 billion investment? The price of Hive would skyrocket to an all-time high overnight. Every Hiver would stand to gain much more than they have already. This is why marketing efforts to spread the word about Hive are continually required.
Good Content Creation
content sharing is one of the many things done on the Hive blockchain, it's just a fraction of the chain. There is a lot going on in the world of Hive, and so much more is going on in the Hive ecosystem that it appears to be a complicated ecology.Because I enjoy sharing content and it is something that many people do, I will talk about it and how it benefits Hive. Good content creation is important, and it can help the Hive blockchain establish a positive reputation as a good information sharing network.
Good content is that which the targeted audience finds valuable for their use; it is that which sends out the proper signals and can attract more people to Hive when they are looking for good educational and informational resources. They have the ability to sell Hive as a credible information sharing network. I've already shared a post on how good content will help market Hive , which I believe is beneficial. check it out.
Producing Contents Build The Ecosystem
This point will be added to the previous one. I believe blogging is about sharing stuff about ourselves, talking about events, nature, and whatever else we want to share. While we post information on Hive regarding a variety of topics, it's also crucial that we share content that can help strengthen the Hive ecosystem from time to time. These contents will be ones that aid in the provision of guidance to others, such as the one I'm currently sharing and this one compiled by ocd useful reference posts for newbies to serve as a guideline to newbies.
Tutorials that explain the majority of what happens in the Hive ecosystem can help Hive greatly. Many things may appear complicated here, but if we have people who can deconstruct them, I'm confident that many newcomers will love their time on Hive.
Onbaording New People and Ensuring thier stay
Hive now booast of vibrant communities and in these communities we have whales, dolphins and minnows. Hive needs more people since it is people that makes up a community. New members in the category of developers, investors, content creators and social users can make Hive great with their valuable input. This makes onbaording new members an important activity needed to ensure the long term sustainance of the ecosystem.
Again there will be no use of numbers if they are not here to stay and to remain active, we will also need support everyone to ensure their stay, this will mean leaving thoughtful comments on their post, reblogging and voting their contents. Onboarding can be quite a hectic job since you will need to provide newcomers with the needed education to be conversant with the Hive ecosystem. Though hectic it is still one of the things that help foster a strong Hive ecosystem and therefore very necessary if we want to grow the value of Hive.
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Everyone must see the future that hive has in store for them. Thank you for sharing this fantastic writing, dude.
There is greater benefit for everyone who believes in Hive, but in the meantime, we must focus our efforts on bringing in useful contributions.
Everyone must see the future that hive has in store for them. Thank you for sharing this fantastic writing, dude.
Absolutely amazing post. I keep repeating myself. Educational, informative and inspiring.
Everyone needs to read this.
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While making good posts is good, I think commenting and engaging is the better way to add value to Hive. Hive is a social platform and having a bunch of unresponsive people probably won't help too much.
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Thank you very much for this; commenting is a very essential activity, it's one of the ways of adding value to Hive as you mentioned, I touched a lttile on that. It's a good way of acknowledging authors and making them realised that their efforts was never in vain.
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