People selling the token isn't the problem; that should be part of a healthy economy. The problem is investors are hesitant to buy. Over my years here, I have pitched steem in some of the anarchist crypto groups I've been part of, and was laughed out because mainly because it was perceived as a centralized chain via Steemit Inc, even way back then before all this.
Now we're able to make a fresh start without that centralization. There are still problems that need to be fixed, and I really think HIVE needs to go to a utility token after SMTs are released, significantly lowering inflation and allowing different reward mechanisms for unique communities, but we're well on the path to keep on going much longer than the steem pump and dump will last.
That latest airdrop blacklist should comfort new investors. 😆
It will make for an interesting 13 week and then a watch as the dust settles on HiveAOL. The dApp people have been given a lot of water to carry.
Thanks for dropping by. Your standing up to the pressure of the V.22.2 Cabal will forever impress me.
To put things in perspective, @ned got the hive tokens, known phishers got the tokens, and some of the most universally hated people on this platforms got theirs. The "airdrop" was objectively defined by actions on a transparent ledger, and most (not all) supported the centralized control of the chain, something hive wants to get away from. The funds that weren't "airdropped" are now in a community fund, and the community can give them back to anyone via the DAO.
All stake based voted upon is my guess. The circle jerks are in full swing in Hive Trending.
Cabal shit dude. Look away! Look away! 🤓
P.S. Please don't tell me that you are paying for your witness server with your own fiat that could be buying BTC.
I fully expect some, like @truce and possibly even @steemchiller to get theirs via the DAO, but I could be wrong.