This is good stuff ! Hive has huge potential, but as a relative newcomer I'm still trying to work out where I (and my business) fit in. Or it may be that my business doesn't, so that rather than adapting somewhat I need to totally change tack.
One of the biggest issues I've faced when trying to work out how to make the most of Hive is that of structure. Compared to what the world is used to with top-down centralised monopolies providing a menu of services, Web3 feels very disorganised. It's like a boiling ants nest of ever-changing opportunities, but very hard to build a mental picture that draws it into a coherent whole.
I guess a big part of it is the very decentralisation that gives Hive it's strength. It means there's no-one co-ordinating and cataloguing the opportunities. But I'm deliberately talking structure, not organisation. Organisation implies empowered leaders, which is exactly what we don't want.
I'm sure in time, the opportunities that convert what is currently a side-hustle will make themselves clear. I look forward to the idea of stepping my business from the currently uncomfortable but predictable Web2 into the more exciting Web3.
You have a valid point. To started, Web 3.0 is a bit different in the structure. That said, more is needed on Hive. To me, this is where infrastructure is still lacking. Some of the level 2 things being developed can help this along. It is an issue though and not one that we are close to an answer.
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