It’s so hard to actually achieve true decentralization that it’s actually essential to stay under the radar while that occurs.
@theycallmedan has written about this and he is 100% right.
There are so many forces that will try to centralize a high profile project, especially when it is DPoS, that a project needs many years of spreading of the stake and building community before it can safely become high profile while maintaining decentralization.
And then there's this:
In this video, Mark Dice claims there's a media group that "blesses" certain projects and ignores others. By definition, Hive would be in the ignored category.
Now, you can claim that Mark Dice is off his rocker. I'm fine with that characterization. I see him as an entertainment youtuber that can catch me up on certain topics.
Do we throw out everything Mark Dice says and therefore there's no shadowy group behind all of the popular social media sites? That's fine.
There's a middle-ground stance. There's no literal shadowy group. But there's a market tendency that looks exactly like it.
River Phoenix is controlled opposition. He's known about Hive since forever but likes to play the dummy like he's supposed to.
Humanity needs to stop gambling with crypto on Chinese exchanges and actually support REAL PROJECTS with their funds. But, "greed is good" as Gordon Gekko likes to say and the majority of the sheep agree with him.
We shall reap what we sow.
possible he doesn't know it because he created it on Steem and didn't notice that fork.Even @timpool has an account on Hive. Though, it's
But instead of looking into decentralized solutions, he'd rather build his own platform. Not only that, but @iancrossland (from Minds) is also on Hive. These folks border on controlled opposition, bigtime.
Reach him and get him to understand the realized value is like a simple task many could try to achieve... maybe a bounty for these will actually be a great game. WIN-WIN situation?