It is, that's true, but it does depend on how much RC is actually delegated, however. I understand. They'd have to be some very buzzy bots to successfully fulfill so many tip calls! 😁 🙏 💚 ✨ 🤙
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If the users of a Hive token tipping bot really !love tipping the respective token, then they would delegate their extra Resource Credits. 🤔
A typical person on Hive publishing a single post and about 10 comments a day would find 150 Hive Power worth of RC more than enough for daily use, so he or she can simply delegate the excess. 🤓
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Indeed, if they have a good bit available, which is not always the case. Most of the time yes, sometimes no.
The operative word there is 'typical'...lol! I'm far from a typical Hiver, and the same holds true for @borniet when he has time and is very active. While my RC is usually full, it's surprising how low that it can go on very active days! 😁 🙏 💚 ✨ 🤙
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A person who !loves at least one tipping token on Hive would have already been active on Hive to discover such tipping tokens. 🤔
Anyway, I hope I can have enough Resource Credits to claim Account Creation Tokens (ACTs which can be used to create new Hive accounts) by simply burning RC instead of burning 3 HIVE each. 😅🤯😅
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Well, yes, they would logically be active enough to discover their beloved tipping token, however 'active' is very relative!
Indeed, that's a very useful way to use RC. I'm finally at a level where I can use my RC for such a purpose, though I haven't done so yet, as I hear it can eat a good chunk of RC. I use it when I need it. 😁 🙏 💚 ✨ 🤙
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I saw before a few Hive blogging frontends consider an "active user" as someone who has made at least one post or comment on Hive during the past 7 days. 🤔🤯
Do you mean that if you claim an Account Creation Token using your Resource Credits, then it's likely that you would run out of RC for your Hive activities? 🤯😅
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Hahaha...and see, on my scale that would border on being 'inactive', or 'semi-active'.
Yes, claiming account tickets require a huge chunk of RC, and can't even be done until one has quite a large amount of HP, and even then it can drain down RC substantially. 😁 🙏 💚 ✨ 🤙
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I estimate that a Hive account needs to have about Resource Credits worth roughly 8,000 Hive Power to be able to claim an Account Creation token by simply burning RC. 🤔
If someone already has that much Hive Power, then I think that his/her Hive activity (especially for commenting about a hundred times a day) needs won't be affected even right after claiming an ACT. 😅
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It's funny, I remember hearing people say that you'd need a bit over 5,000 HP to be able to claim account tickets, but it didn't become available to me until I was 7,000 something.
That would be good if true. There's an option to claim them automatically in the Hive Keychain app, but I haven't tried it yet. 😁 🙏 💚 ✨ 🤙
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@savvytester! @tydynrain Totally agrees with your content! so I just sent 1 IDD to your account on behalf of @tydynrain.
Don't be shy - share some DIY!
You can query your personal balance by !DIYSTATS
Don't be shy - share some DIY!
You can query your personal balance by !DIYSTATS
Don't be shy - share some DIY!
You can query your personal balance by !DIYSTATS
@savvytester, sorry! You need more $IDD to use this command.
The minimum requirement is 50.0 IDD balance.
More $IDD is available from Hive-Engine or Tribaldex
Don't be shy - share some DIY!
You can query your personal balance by !DIYSTATS
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@savvytester! @tydynrain Totally agrees with your content! so I just sent 1 IDD to your account on behalf of @tydynrain.
Don't be shy - share some DIY!
You can query your personal balance by !DIYSTATS
Don't be shy - share some DIY!
You can query your personal balance by !DIYSTATS
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@savvytester! @tydynrain Totally agrees with your content! so I just sent 1 IDD to your account on behalf of @tydynrain.
Don't be shy - share some DIY!
You can query your personal balance by !DIYSTATS
Don't be shy - share some DIY!
You can query your personal balance by !DIYSTATS