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     5 years ago 

    Yes, yet the transactions are no longer accurate. If they were, I would have enough money to pay for two years of college (a pressing issue for me). We had over 55,000 Steem acquired from legitimate transactions. If those Hive transactions are to be taken seriously, then we were robbed of that stake.

    Hive can't have its cake and eat it too my friend.

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       5 years ago 

      The transactions happened on steem. A fork is a break with changes, old rules get changed, new ones implemented. The rule for which balances move to the new chain excluded your account.

      Hive can't have its cake and eat it too my friend.

      If you say so.

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         5 years ago (edited)

        Yes the transactions happened on Steem, but are they still included in the Hive blockchain.

        The initial Hive launch will be a direct copy of existing blockchain with a few small upgrades, which will allow us to get back to community discussion on the direction for future development, needed changes, and most wanted chain-level features.

        Those transactions are a part of Hive, and therefore fair game to criticize for being completely inaccurate.

        It is not the rules that I am concerned about. It is the legitimacy of hive as a blockchain.

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