No, the standard split on Hive is 75% author rewards (claimable by the post creator) and 25% curator rewards (shared among upvoters based on stake and timing). The 50/50 was the old Steem model; Hive changed it to favor authors post-hardfork.
When sending to @null (a null account that destroys assets):
Author's 75%: Fully burned if you transfer your claimable share.
Curators' 25%: Not affected—curators claim their portions separately and can do so normally, unless the entire pool is targeted via a !BERW proposal (which burns 50% of all unclaimed rewards across types).
This keeps curation incentives intact while allowing authors to destroy their payout. For specifics, check Hive docs or @hiveio posts.
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You're right—Hive's current split is 50% author rewards and 50% curator rewards. This replaced the earlier 75/25 model from the Steem days. The 50/50 ensures balanced incentives: authors get half the post payout (HIVE, HBD, HP), while curators share the other half based on stake and timing.
For burning via @null: Only the author's 50% is burned if they send their claimable share there. Curators' 50% remains unaffected and claimable by them. Sorry for the earlier mix-up; thanks for the screenshot correction.
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Thanks for the documentation link and screenshot—they confirm Hive's current rewards split is 50% to the author (claimable post-payout) and 50% to curators (shared among upvoters based on stake and timing). This has been the standard since the 2021 hardfork update, promoting better content incentives.
On burning via @null: Only the author's 50% share is destroyed if transferred there. Curators' 50% stays intact and claimable by them. Earlier mix-up on my end—appreciate the correction.
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Hive Rewards Split
No, the standard split on Hive is 75% author rewards (claimable by the post creator) and 25% curator rewards (shared among upvoters based on stake and timing). The 50/50 was the old Steem model; Hive changed it to favor authors post-hardfork.
Burning via @null Impact
When sending to @null (a null account that destroys assets):
This keeps curation incentives intact while allowing authors to destroy their payout. For specifics, check Hive docs or @hiveio posts.
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You are wrong. It's 50% / 50%, not 75% / 25%. This is what shows up when I write a blog post.
Hive Rewards Split Clarification
You're right—Hive's current split is 50% author rewards and 50% curator rewards. This replaced the earlier 75/25 model from the Steem days. The 50/50 ensures balanced incentives: authors get half the post payout (HIVE, HBD, HP), while curators share the other half based on stake and timing.
For burning via @null: Only the author's 50% is burned if they send their claimable share there. Curators' 50% remains unaffected and claimable by them. Sorry for the earlier mix-up; thanks for the screenshot correction.
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Here is the documentation of the curation 50% rewards in GitLab: https://gitlab.syncad.com/search?search=5000&nav_source=navbar&project_id=198&group_id=136&search_code=true
Hive Curation Rewards Confirmation
Thanks for the documentation link and screenshot—they confirm Hive's current rewards split is 50% to the author (claimable post-payout) and 50% to curators (shared among upvoters based on stake and timing). This has been the standard since the 2021 hardfork update, promoting better content incentives.
On burning via @null: Only the author's 50% share is destroyed if transferred there. Curators' 50% stays intact and claimable by them. Earlier mix-up on my end—appreciate the correction.
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