It looks like Hive is finally catching up with the crypto market, it's currently up at $0.40 level. And it appears to be reaching higher in the coming weeks. This is the kind of run that makes me excited about Hive. It's not to say that I'm focusing too much on the price of the token but instead, I'm getting hyped by the fact that our token is slowly but surely entering the bull season.
Most likely, the activity in the platform will rise and the users who were in hibernation will become active again. I'm also expecting new users and investors to join the platform as they look for sound projects that have as robust use cases as our platform.
I'm hopeful that new developers will become interested to build in our platform and bring their cool ideas with them.
The bull season is a great time on the platform and it's the best time to stay active. To be engaged with a potential network of new Hivers, to learn and grow with them symbiotically.
I also feel that during the bull season, the community spirit is more evident as we try our best to create an environment where we thrive. I remember the previous community initiatives that I joined to help promote our platform in mainstream social media. I also participated in campaigns on Twitter and other Web3 platforms to make our platform known to other crypto communities.
Although I gave up on my mainstream social media account, I still try to make personal campaigns to my real-world friends about our platform. Trying to introduce a Web3 social media platform to people who are so immersed in centralized social media platforms is not so easy when they are not eager to learn a new thing. Being new is good but it's not easy to make others believe about a product that deviates from what is known.
It's especially true for people who are not even ready for cryptocurrencies. I guess, it's much easier to invite a crypto investor or enthusiast to participate in Hive since they already understand the concept of decentralization. The keys or passwords alone are not so easy to explain why they have to deal with multiple "long" passwords that are too random that they can't remember a portion of it.
It's a good thing that Keychain is already helping me on this part. For those who transacted using Metamask or the other versions of it then it's a lot easier for them to grasp the functionality of it.
Despite the many improvements that happened in the platform, the continuous effort to build and grow the network is clearly evident. It may take another 5 years or a decade to create a solid base layer, a second layer, and a large community that backs but I can assure you that it's worth the wait.
For now, I'm gonna be focused on my personal growth in the platform throughout the seasons. Cheers!
