Seems like there is all kinds of news lately from the Bro group. I thought I'd go over it in case some of you have missed any of it but are interested.

12%

This one is not new, but I'll start with it became it's a potentially big one and some of you may have missed it.

@legionsupport is now accepting delegations and will be payout out in LGN at 12%. If you have been wanting to start picking up some LGN, this should be an excellent way to do it. The price of LGN has been fairly low ever since the airdrop, but this will start putting some buy pressure on the token, as the account will need to be constantly buying some in order to pay the dividends on delegations. We might see the price begin to steadily go up. Could be a good time to get in.

Read more details.

Hive Gifs

@stickupboys is back with another great idea. This time they are bring it as a proposal to the DHF. The idea is to make a large collection of gifs for Hive. They already make a shit ton of gifs, and I think we have all used some of their gifs at least a few times and seen them all over the net. These they make for this project will be specifically tailored to advertise Hive, with the Hive logo and embedded link.

I think it's a great idea. Gifs are huge these days all over the web, especially with younger folks. This could be really good for Hive. Much better than a rally car, at the least...

I urge you go to read the proposal and consider it.

Gifu

Speaking of gifs, @brofund is also bringing us a new token on the BSU chain called Gifu. Presumably pronounced gif-you and not Gee-fu like the Japanese Prefecture, which is what immediately jumps in my head when I see this spelling.

Anyway, Gifu is a neat idea. They bill it as a gif token instead of a meme token. That's probably a good distinction to make given the tremendous abundance of shitty meme tokens out there.

Although the token is on BSC, some of the profits will come back to Hive and benefit our chain. And with Bro behind it, you can be assured that there will at least be an honest attempt to make it work and no looming rug pull to look out for.

Go read about it here.

There may be more, but we'll leave it there for now so I don't overwhelm you all. Enjoy reading about the projects!

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David LaSpina is an American photographer and translator lost in Japan, trying to capture the beauty of this country one photo at a time and searching for the perfect haiku. He blogs here and at laspina.org. Write him on Twitter or Mastodon.