It is why focusing upon the macro, Hive, is the wrong approach. Ultimately, the success is going to be based upon the different communities that are strong and operate regardless of what Hive does. I look at two games: one successful and one in development. Splinterlands has its own community and keep plugging along in spite of what takes place. EXODE is a game that is off to a very interesting beginning with the development and updates already out.
Someone mentioned Leofinance in the comments. That is where the push needs to be, from the different communities.
Hive is too generic, diverse, and encompassing. Success will come from the groups, such as you mentioned, operating for their own best interest.
Ultimately, the crossover will take place when people start to care about the token for that community as opposed to HIVE.
That is where new people will end up focusing. A community that reaches outside and brings in ardent supporters will find they care about the community with Hive in the background.
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I agree with you on this. That is why we acquired Holybread 10 days ago, and have always been active in the gaming community.
Actually gaming and comic/arts are pretty strong communities.
There's just little to write abut at the minute. I feel like i keep trying to push things and nothing is catching. I for sure thought the raffle would have been a good one.
Don't be too disapointed, our club, although it seems we have been working on it forever, is fairly "new."
Things take a while to build. We have a small group of dedicated users. Let's concentrate on that and grow there.
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