Hi, that's a good question.
I thought Hive was built on a Delegated Proof of Stake (DPoS) system. With very fast block generation, only 3 seconds, so far, it hasn't experienced any network outages or total shutdowns compared to Facebook and X.
Hive is superior because it's built on a censorship-resistant model and is always active because it's supported by witnesses from various regions. Since the Steem hard fork, I've noticed Hive running well without any significant network outages. Although I haven't found any clear uptime statistics, I think the Hive system is more robust than centralized media networks like Facebook and X...
In conclusion, Hive is more stable than other networks. This is also proven, based on my experience. In November 2025, the internet network in my area was down. I rely on ground-based internet from the Ministry of Communication and Information Technology (KOMINFO). That internet network only has 10 Mbps with quite a lot of users, almost a whole village, but when I open the Hive page, it works just as well as when I open WhatsApp...
That's it. interesting.