Yeah I get you. For me it’s less about the peg too it’s the debt ratio quietly climbing while HIVE keeps slipping. That’s the part people don’t want to look at.
The hardfork helped, sure, but the haircut rules didn’t magically disappear. They’re still sitting there waiting if supply keeps creeping up.
I’m not worried, just paying attention. Hive isn’t broken, but pretending everything is “perfect” is how people miss the signals. I’d rather talk about the numbers now than act surprised later.
Appreciate your comment this is the kind of convo we actually need on Hive.
Cheers - I'm glad it's not just me ! What I've noticed with the HIVE price is that it mostly has the kind of slow and gentle upward trajectory that we need. Nothing dramatic or exciting; to my mind, drama means someone somewhere is losing a lot of money unexpectedly.
But that whenever there is a general shock across the crypto sphere, HIVE has a big drop along with all the others. What is missing is the often instant recovery that mainstream crypto's often show. I have no idea how to fix this, because it's purely a FUD response; nothing has changed in HIVE, it's people reacting emotionally to outside events.
What I do keep coming back to is that I believe the DHF should switch to being a loan-giver rather than a grant-giver, other than for core coding. We've got some enormously talented developers, but perhaps need to approach things with more of a business head in order to reduce the drain on market cap.