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I have no clue. The more I think about it. The less I think I know. What is Hive anyways? Is saying it is a blockchain enough?

Hive is???

An action/interaction timestamped recorder.
After that, I have no clue.

You can find games there and music there. It is not a gaming platform or a music platform.

Is it a blogging platform. Or is blogging just one activity that takes place, like games.


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Life is like a cup of tea. It is all in how you make it. Wouldn't it ne nice to have a tea we could all drink.

More, wouldn't it be nice if we could all agree on one thing that is nice and work toward that. Highlights the problems of life (society). The way we live today. People are pushed to think about the difference. We have more in common with each other than we have difference. No side has an ambition to overcome the difference. In past times when that effort was made. One side always took advantage over the other. The most recent of these happened in the USA. Republicans tried to bridge differences, Democrats took the piss out of them.

The question I have is. Is there a way Hive as a global blockchain can have a voice in the choices governments make for us. (Elaboration, people having control over what governments do).


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Now I wonder. What does Hive offer to any business?

Unless you are comparing HBD to BTC or ETH. The services out there already do efficiently monetary transactions. They also do this by back dooring people in to the network. Easy payment option. These digital cards start off with a massive investment that Hive could not compete with these at the moment. Is there even a thought to bringing about a Hive debit card and the incorporated system that would be needed.
Keychain is halfway there on that I think.

What does a business get? From using any blockchain?
A record of actions is kept. A record of actions is already kept by the company. Using the chain or a second layer of the chain offers nothing additional to a business.

I try to figure out why a business would use the blockchain. Not just Hive, but any of them. They have their own record keeping. The guys who do that. Do not want to put themselves out of a job. The management does not want to pay out the development costs they will use for coders. We all know they are not cheap.


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The only reason for a business to use the chain is if they are going to make use of the token too.

The question becomes.

What is needed for more people to use the blockchain?
What does using the blockchain mean?


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What does a business get?

If there is a way to exchange value for the token, a business will get exposure to that token's potential upside. If the token is a stable coin, the business will have money in an alternate economy. If the token has other utility such as voting, the business will have access to that too.

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If there is a way to exchange value for the token,

Big if for a company.

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Is there even a thought to bringing about a Hive debit card and the incorporated system that would be needed

Back when we were still "steem" and blocktrades was facilitating quick easy conversions to various tokens, coins and fiat currencies, it was very easy to tether all that to a bitpay account and use their debit cards. That worked a charm, honestly.

The problem with "hosting" a debit card ecosystem is that it requires regulatory involvement in many countries, requires centralized and robust infrastructure to do everything from manufacturing and distributing plastic cards, registering them on clearinghouse and payment gateway systems and so much more that all requires a centralized body to some degree to facilitate and manage.

I think the spirit of your idea is the right kind of thinking, but I think dabbling in the stream of gubmint regulated industries like issuing debit cards may best be left to other entities outside our sphere and we merely need to make it easy to use them from our side.

All subjective and perhaps only marginally informed opinion on my behalf, but thats the beauty and the problem of solving ALL the problems, we all get to have opinions here - a progress blessing and sometimes a progress curse.

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We already have the debit card system.
That's why I asked the question. Months ago I think.

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It was a while back, but I wasn't so familiar with you and your content so I came over and poked around, and that was the post that caught my eye first. And then that section got me considering it so I was just dropping my thoughts while I was still thinking. :) I have to capture things when I am thinking, because its not something I am prone to doing with solid consistency. 🙃

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I think you forget me.
I think I already have the answers.
Will Maybe more I think I have most of the jigsaw pieces and see how they fit together.
But my tests worked.
Now I have a few more months to see if the physical integration works and develop local community involvement. see @tommys.shop

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It's not so much "forget" as "confuse" - many of the names have been changed since the old days, and I'm still trying to reconnect and figure out who was who. I will eventually get all my synapses refired.

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