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RE: Curiosity Killed the Cat, Uncertainty Killed the Markets .:. WorkerBee PH-Pool Week 217

in Proof of Brain23 days ago

Curiosity killed the cat, but the truth brought it back to life

I didn't know the continuation to this quote either...

About rules on Hive... I believe the notion of "decentralization" makes them rather... limited in scope. Where I see them more "enforced" than elsewhere is where the reward pool or the DHF funds are involved. The problem is that we see sporadic witch hunting campaigns rather than a clearer conduit that should be followed and people not following it not be rewarded with author rewards or HBD for the DHF proposals. The problem is there aren't many other alternative rewards with considerable value either, if, for example, someone doesn't want to follow that conduit, but feels attracted by the conduit/rules from a certain community on Hive.

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I mentioned a few times before... All this wouldn't be discussed at all if we would have apps built on top of HIVE where you can use HIVE and HBD... For example, 10 apps like Splinterlands or some good DeFi platform for lending and borrowing or decentralized perp trading platform...

Nobody cares about the distribution of ETH, BTC, SOL, or any other chain... People care about apps where they can use them and make them work... Only on HIVE we are discussing distribution over and over again...

All this wouldn't be an issue if those "unwritten" rules were hardcoded in the chain... It's probably a lot of work, but at least we would move on...

Or, if we got those SMTs (or HMTs) where every community would have their own token, own rules, etc.

Good point! I wouldn't sit on my liquid Hive on the base layer either. Sure, I could have moved it to Hive-Engine, but there's a fee and no "guarantee" I could have made a profit there instead of losing money. And where there are some options, we don't really have good ways to know how much we are making (from fees in the LPs, over time).