And by that, I don't mean rotating from BTC to alts and then smaller alts, which was normal back then (but I didn't know), but simply sell tokens that appeared to under-perform for others that were pumping.
I have to say that it worked very well in the past for some tokens... Not for all... It made the feeling that everyone is a trading genius... 😃 Nowadays, I doubt it will work, but it could work the other way around... again... for some tokens... TO go out from those who already had a pump, and to go into undervalued assets... But, the question is still the same... Which ones? 😃
What would it take for Hive to have more companies use it for their communications instead of Medium?
I was wondering the same thing for years! We are trying to sell HIVE pumps, earning by creating posts, etc., instead of "selling" HIVE as a Web3 platform where you can post updates of your project and possibly get a targeted audience for it! It costs nothing for a company, and it's not that Medium has some crazy SEO that brings much better visibility...
I'm using a more conservative approach. Get out after a big pump into stablecoins (especially this late into the bull market), and wait for the bear market. Then decide what to buy again.
Something like what Presearch made for Medium is entirely possible on Hive too - using their platform and front end but with Presearch' domain name, and I've seen they had comments turned off (or maybe I needed to be logged in).
We can even create Hive communities where the admin can control the level of interaction (as in who posts or who comments). This was planned for a long time, but only recently became functional, from my understanding.
It will be interesting to see what PeakD does with their project to create a customizable Hive front end (based on PeakD). The level of customization possible will be important too.
I didn't know that it was in plans, but it makes sense to have that! It could encourage businesses to use HIVE for purposes as Medium