This is a thoughtful analysis of how the Hive platform functions, especially in relation to price fluctuations. The idea that posting during low-price periods could lead to higher rewards is logical, as fewer active users mean a larger share of the fixed rewards for those who remain active. It's also interesting to see how major curation groups like Curie and OCDB adjust their upvoting strategies based on market conditions. Their approach shows that, even with limited voting power, they try to spread it across more deserving users. This perspective can be inspiring for creators, encouraging them to stay active even during market downturns, keeping their commitment to the platform intact.