The News
The $HIVE price is still stuck around 5c, but currently rising. Someone needs to be buying a lot to shift that. How easy is it to buy where you are? We need to document the ways to get funds to and from fiat.
In the latest statistics from @arcange I can see that a lot of the bigger accounts are still powering up. We gained another whale and a few orcas in the last month. That power can earn from curation and also gives you influence over witnesses and proposals. These people have invested a lot of time and/or money to get to this position. It cannot be too easy or malicious people could try to subvert the chain. They would need to buy into it and that would drive the price up so it would get harder to do.
I saw a few people doing big power ups this month. If you can afford to then you could see benefits. I tend to save up my $HIVE each month to get a badge.
I have used the @ecency mobile app for years and I saw some changes in the recent update. One of those was that it seemed to be easier to adjust the voting percentage. Setting that accurately can be tricky on a small screen. I think that Ecency and Peakd are including other short form posts in their feeds. I think that is important as we want to see all available content from those we follow without having to switch apps.
Friday Follows
- I see @ravenmus1c has new drums. They have the same kit as me! We musicians like to talk about gear.
- @thetroublenotes posted about their new album and touring. They have taken a bold leap with this. They actually do some singing and have narration of the album's story.
- Talking of music gear @bengy is into period violin music that can require specific bows. This is niche stuff that I am learning more about.
- Away from music @solominer, @florian-glechner and @cryptoandcoffee have been reporting on their solar power production. I need to do my own report for last month soon.
- @igsh suggested I check out their site. It offers an alternative to @threespeak where you can post your videos with lower beneficiary rates. I have not posted there yet, but the site looks great.
Hive in Meatspace
@nicklewis is proposing that Hivers meet at an event in Aldershot this month. We have a history of hijacking existing events for our meetups. As well as getting a potentially free venue there will probably be other things to check out to make it worth the trip. Nick with be there with other electronic music enthusiasts. I would like to go, but will have to see if that is viable.
The End
I have done these #FollowFriday posts for years as they are fun for me and people seem to enjoy them. The accounts I mention are likely to be aligned to my interests so I am bound to miss lots. Feel free to do your own similar posts. You may want to focus on other languages or specific locations or topics. It is totally up to you.
I will also be doing a fresh #BritList at the weekend. I focus on the Brits as I do not have time to update for other countries. I made my scripts available for others to use and a couple have previously. We need to share knowledge and facilities to help others build on Hive.
Have a great weekend and Hive five!
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The man behind: | @tenkminnows: Helping good Hivers level up @proofofbrian: A bot that checks for tag typos #BritList: A monthly list of Hivers in the UK |
Thanks for the mention @steevc and you’re more than welcome to join. Just come along and if you decide to stay overnight and travel back the day after, there are some places to stay in the area. Plus ones I’d avoid but can help you there.
We’ve had people coming down from all over the country and further afield. An American turned up once who was visiting the UK.
I'll have to see. Hope it goes well anyway.
Thanks for the shout out!
You are most welcome.
When I replied to last week's Follow Friday, I mentioned that I had increased my stake. I did this by buying HIVE through Binance. Although HIVE's value has increased since my purchase, I don't think this was entirely due to my efforts.
Well it's not changed too much, but thanks anyway :)
One way to transfer funds that I don't think I've seen mentioned before. PayPal now has a stable coin PYUSD. It is very easy to transfer to/from PayPal and a bank account for most people and now you can buy the PYUSD in PayPal. Then there are a lot of options to swap the PYUSD for HIVE. Like SimpleSwap, SwapSpace, StealthEX, Changelly.
I haven't tried it yet. And don't know if it is really the most efficient, but it does seem pretty easy compared to most things I've seen before. Especially for people that already have a PayPal account.
That's interesting. I have a debit card that links to crypto, but had not thought of using PayPal. We need multiple options.
Oh really? The price is going back up a bit?
Just a bit, but we need something to sustain that.
It's good to have alternatives for video uploading
We should have options as we can't know if any service could go off-line.
Didn't know arcange had this hive statistics post, I'll check it now. Thanks for sharing.
He's done it every month for ages :)
That daily active users is very interesting to follow how active the chain really is.
The more powering up the more curation rewards. What seens to be cheap today may be expensive tomorrow 😉
You just never know where crypto will go.
Update: @steevc, I paid out 13.887 HIVE and 0.000 HBD to reward 12 comments in this discussion thread.
Buenas estadísticas ..
How to buy Hive ….
Step 1: Send Litecoin from Coinbase to HiveEngine.com
Step 2: Convert Litecoin to Hive
Swap.LTC to Swap.Hive
Send the Hive to your Hive wallet and Power up
Do this every day until you have 1 Million Hive Power
And repeat with a second blog, 3rd, 4th until you have 100 Hive blogs with 100 Million Hive Power.
It adds up quickly
That would be expensive. Buying that much would influence the price anyway.
Yeah …. You have to buy very very slowly to keep the price low so you can buy more at a very low price …. Anything below 5 cents
I'll keep hoping it can stay above that. I'm not planning to buy much for now.