HIVE

sgrinavi

HIVE and WULF seem to be undervalued right now, I added to both positions last week.

Prestigious_Owl4418

Consider HIVE, it mines bitcoin and HPC data center

Zanar2002

I'm sympathetic, but look at it this way, since 2017 and after hundreds of billions of dollars in funding, how many projects have actually delivered any tangible real-world results? Only think I can think of is Polymarket and maybe HIVE to a certain extent, but c'mon, the casualty rate is 99.9999%.

TooFastJose

This a good thought. I've been buying when nobody was. CLSK at 2$ or HIVE at 1.50$. Let's see if i was right.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; HIVE Digital Technologies plans to expand its Bitcoin mining operations in Paraguay, aiming to increase its hash rate by over 400% by 2025. The company will leverage Paraguay's surplus hydroelectric power from the Itaipu Dam, one of the world's largest, to fuel its growth. This strategic move benefits Paraguay by converting unused energy into revenue in US dollars while supporting local infrastructure. HIVE emphasizes energy efficiency and renewable power as key to scaling its mining operations effectively. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

thupkt

I saw two weeks ago an estimate that mining costs were in the 80s, are we already there? Note that junk miners like HUT and HIVE are tanking extra hard while MARA and CLSK while taking on water are still seaworthy.

pmgoff

Sorry but the landscape is ever evolving take a look. S&P 500 Companies Holding Bitcoin: 1. Tesla, Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA): Tesla made headlines in 2021 with a $1.5 billion Bitcoin purchase. As of early 2025, it holds approximately 11,509 BTC, valued at around $1 billion.  2. Block, Inc. (NYSE: SQ): Formerly known as Square, Block has been a significant Bitcoin investor. In January 2025, reports indicated that Block was poised to join the S&P 500, potentially becoming the first Bitcoin-holding company in the index.  Other Publicly Listed Companies Holding Bitcoin: 1. MicroStrategy Inc. (NASDAQ: MSTR): Rebranded as Strategy, it holds approximately 499,096 BTC, making it the largest corporate Bitcoin holder.  2. Marathon Digital Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: MARA): A leading Bitcoin mining company with holdings around 40,435 BTC.  3. Riot Platforms, Inc. (NASDAQ: RIOT): Another major Bitcoin mining firm, holding approximately 18,221 BTC.  4. Coinbase Global, Inc. (NASDAQ: COIN): As a leading cryptocurrency exchange, Coinbase holds around 9,183 BTC.  5. Hut 8 Mining Corp (NASDAQ: HUT): A Canadian Bitcoin mining company with holdings of about 9,102 BTC. 6. Galaxy Digital Holdings Ltd. (TSE: GLXY): A diversified financial services firm in the digital asset space, holding approximately 15,449 BTC.  7. CleanSpark Inc. (NASDAQ: CLSK): An energy technology and Bitcoin mining company with holdings around 6,154 BTC.  8. Hive Digital Technologies Ltd. (NASDAQ: HIVE): A company involved in cryptocurrency mining and blockchain infrastructure, holding about 2,287 BTC.  9. Bitfarms Ltd. (NASDAQ: BITF): A Bitcoin mining company with approximately 803 BTC in holdings.  10. NEXON Co., Ltd. (TYO: 3659): A Japanese gaming company holding around 1,717 BTC. 

ThinNeighborhood2276

That's awesome! It's great to see more places accepting Bitcoin for everyday purchases. How was the process of converting HIVE/HBD to BTC with v4vapp?

renkure

My favorite crypto is HIVE, because that's what introduced me to crypto and it's very newbie friendly. Their main attraction is that you can earn the token by writing blog posts. I'm not very good person for explaining Hive, but it's just a very awesome WEB3 platform with super nice community. I have been in that community for over 7 years now and I have accumulated pretty nice amount of money (which I hodl) just by interacting with the Blockchain.

humanfromearth321

There's a layer 1 chain called HIVE and then there are lots of games built on top of it, the most notable is Splinterlands - a trading card game.

wayfarer8888

Calls on CRUZ. He probably has a small position in HIVE or one of these minor miner stocks.

Odd_Luck6482

Any reason HIVE is pumping while the market burns?

mbdtf95

So what's up with these projects advertising through AMAs here, promising something then not delivering. Like at least do not promise it. Example: Hive project made sponsored AMA here. In it the person hosting it said they will give 3 hive (which is like less than a dollar) to every question asker, and 3 best (never specified what they mean by best) will get each $215 worth of HIVE. This was AMA https://np.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/1h89ppw/hello_hive_an_ama_and_crypto_giveaway_with_the/ And then after all it was done, you can see through blockchain of the person holding AMA that she sent 3 HIVES each to just 7 question askers (there were quite a lot more), and no one got the supposed grand prize that was supposed to be $215 to 3 accounts.

redeembtc

>I dont think so other than tesla with their 10k bitcoin purchased years ago There are several * Tesla, Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA): Tesla holds around 9,720 bitcoins, with a current value of approximately $937.49 million. * Coinbase Global, Inc. (NASDAQ: COIN): Coinbase holds about 9,000 bitcoins, valued at approximately $907.03 million. * Marathon Digital Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: MARA): Marathon holds approximately 40,435 bitcoins, valued at about $4.08 billion. * Riot Platforms, Inc. (NASDAQ: RIOT): Riot holds around 10,019 bitcoins, valued at approximately $1.01 billion. * Hut 8 Mining Corp. (NASDAQ: HUT): Hut 8 holds about 9,109 bitcoins, valued at approximately $918.02 million. * CleanSpark Inc. (NASDAQ: CLSK): CleanSpark holds approximately 9,297 bitcoins, valued at about $936.96 million. * HIVE Digital Technologies (NASDAQ: HIVE): HIVE holds around 2,377 bitcoins, valued at approximately $239.56 million.

rzc24defi

HIVE

SunliMin

Without a doubt, HIVE. No matter how much I use a defi project, or play with something, nothing will compare to the engagement I got from joining the HIVE community (back when it was STEEM), and even to this day it's still a vibrant community with a token that has a ton of utility. Every year or so I go over their and play with their toys, like their smart contracting language that enabled DApps, their new token standard, the dozen or so new frontends people develop every year to reinvision social media in a new way, and it makes me genuinely proud of them

rzc24defi

I was thinking of using it to add more ZING, but then I changed my mind and added DEC instead to level up three water monsters on Splinterlands: Flying Squid, Deeplurker, and Diemonshark. That's the wonder a 3 HIVE can do. 

shescrimsonclad

I think probably the big thing that will help you with this task is separating the DHF (the Decentralized Hive Fund, which is controlled by stake weighted voting of all users, and is keyless and trustless; the blockchain does all calculations on votes, timing, distribution etc and handles them automatically every block) with the Valueplan account/initiative (a proposal made to the DHF that had approval of funds in the past which it then disburses similar to a foundation or entity with it's own rubric, criteria and goals). Valueplan doesn't really explain Hive as a whole in any particular way to the people of r/cc other than it being a good example of how the DHF itself functions as part of Hive's governmental model. So- "how Hive's DHF funds are allocated." Anyone can make a proposal to the DHF with a request for funding by paying 10 $HBD to the DHF (with more $HBD required if the proposal aims for a long-term voting and disbursement period that goes beyond the standard.) It can begin immediately at the time of the proposal transaction being made- ie disbursement starts immediately if it is voted up to pass right away, or can set to start for a future date, which is often a better choice as it allows people to vote on it before the disbursement window is reached. By outlining their goals, their requested funds, what they promise to do or fulfill (if relevant) and whatever additional information they feel is applicable to their ask in a post that is attached to the proposal transaction, Hive holders can decide if they would like to vote for it with the influence and weight of their HP. (staked $HIVE) If the proposal receives enough support via the amount of votes and the stake weighting behind them, the blockchain will start trustlessly and automatically paying out the requested funds in increments. DHF proposals which have passed can also be unfunded at any time if the users who are voting for it decide to remove their support. This means that there is often a lot of work that needs to be done by a proposer to talk about what they want to achieve, how they plan to do it, and what benefit it will bring to the Hive blockchain community as a whole. Much like any foundation or DAO, without building a reputation or doing a lot of legwork, the odds of being funded really fluctuate since they are solely placed in the hands of the entirety of Hive's stakeholding governance populace. Valueplan has it's own guidelines available on it's own on-chain blog, so looking there and communicating/working through it's particulars is separate from the DHF entirely and I'd recommend commenting over there or reading through their on chain information to gain a better understanding of how to align your initiative with it's goals. That leads us into the question of futures listings, and I have addressed this in part in another comment, which has a lot to do with the legal (and yes, the great costs) behind that type of application: [https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/1h89ppw/comment/m0rz87g/](https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/1h89ppw/comment/m0rz87g/) but also, yes! The DHF can't do anything without people who can do the work, though. So when we say, "more effort should be made by the DHF" what we're actually saying is, "I need someone to do this"! Solving some of the above hurdles in progress will make it easier for someone like myself to expand my work to, but others are always welcome and encouraged to step up and take action; that's the grassroots part of things, since the DHF is \*not\* a controlled foundation like so many other chains have, both to their detriment and benefit.

shescrimsonclad

⭐ grabbed your wallet address, sent you 3 $HIVE, thanks for participating!

shescrimsonclad

⭐ grabbed your wallet address, sent you 3 $HIVE, thanks for participating!

shescrimsonclad

⭐ grabbed your wallet address, sent you 3$ HIVE, welcome to the blockchain!

shescrimsonclad

⭐ grabbed your wallet address, sent you 3$ HIVE, welcome to the blockchain!

shescrimsonclad

If we're talking about what people who love crypto are looking for, I'd say Hive is a performing athlete; skills and endurance to outlast the thousands of other coins who have died in fractions of the time it's been innovating in its game, purpose built for functionality without empty hype, but with the experience and a fanbase that make it fun and engaging to get to know and hang around. Speed and no fees are the baseline standard these days for someone in crypto- a battle-tested coin with an unshakable long term chart that doesn't cave to the pump and dump fomo hype, with the opportunity to earn passively or actively on chain is just icing on the top. ⭐ grabbed your wallet address, sent you 3$ HIVE, thanks for participating!

shescrimsonclad

It was the blurst of times, for sure. It's a story that does really give a lot of context to why Hive exists and why you can't kill it, but it also is only a tiny piece of the puzzle and focusing too much on our creation mythos doesn't do enough to sell people on the idea that $HIVE, $HBD, and the things like VSC that are being built in our ecosystem are important and worthwhile to check out. ⭐ grabbed your wallet address, sent you 3$ HIVE, thanks for participating!

shescrimsonclad

Great question! As mentioned below, how you actually display content, create or vote on it, or even what you're doing (regardless of whether it's dependent on your friends or social transactions) is so granular that what you see on [https://travelfeed.com/](https://travelfeed.com/) is vastly different than what you'll run into browsing around [https://inleo.io/threads/v2](https://inleo.io/threads/v2) . Any platform can begin with little integrations- maybe it's just pulling username and friends, or maybe it's just connecting identity on one platform to another by having it be key-verified and logged on the blockchain. In some cases, it could even just be pulling wallet balances and memos or amounts of votes to a dashboard. YOu can play Splinterlands as a game, or actually use a third-party site like [https://splex.gg/](https://splex.gg/) to manage and earn with your assets without ever actually entering the game interface. For other sites (social or not) any information that can be held in or moved by the Hive blockchain becomes accessible to read and write neaar instantly without fees, and without learning any specialized languages for coding. Hive has developer documentation but also some great tools like [https://hive-keychain.com/](https://hive-keychain.com/) among others, which has a really useful SDK playground that can basically help get a Hive connection up and running in no time. ⭐ grabbed your wallet address, sent you 3$ HIVE, welcome to the blockchain!

BigRon1977

I did a read up this weekend, specifically on the SocialFi aspect of HIVE and realised it's much similar to what's at play at posting in r/ethtrader. For example Governance Score (the lowest between CONTRIB and Donut holding) is the same thing as HIVE Power. It determines weight of votes. Wen AMA on r/ethtrader? I believe users there will be more inclined to appreciate coming aboard. @bigron

shescrimsonclad

You know, I'd really like to think so. Hive's ideology and creation came from a place of rebellion- to throw off everyone's Best Friend His Majestic Highness and Supreme Arrogancy Justin Sun and his monetary influence... he tried to buy the Steem/Hive community outright so he could start just using the blockchain as a way to distribute Tron, because our social distribution system is really interesting and effective. I don't think any of us realized how wild the aftermath would be, and how strongly people felt about keeping the blockchain that they loved and championed functional and genuinely decentralized. Not having any corporation, foundation, VCs, single founders, or even a core team that was granted a pre-mine or allotment, and the stake holding community being the ones to run nodes and infrastructure while also publicly developing the completely open source code base, and by taking the stake that JSun bought and putting it into a fully trustless, keyless time-distributed DAO controlled by any HIVE holder all aligns with some of the mentality that the cypherpunks really believed in. Lots of people on Hive disagree about how to use it or what to do with it, so they all act accordingly. They build a diversity of tools, and sometimes directly build things at opposition to each other. There's no way to force anyone to do anything, nor any way to fully block anyone's access to the capabilities of the chain. There's a lot of power in that dream of maintaining and improving on decentralization. You can create any identity, or become as voluntarily historically tracked as you want to be. A lot of the best parts of Hive relies on individuals exercising personal choice.

shescrimsonclad

I think one of the weirdest and most interesting things about Hive is that even though on a lot of fronts it \*could\* compete, what it really excels at is being a complimentary toolset. People often wonder why any new crypto project pops up, and why everyone is always chasing the next big problem with a miracle answer. As a community that has been around 2016 and who has helped create and nurture Hive out of one of the largest ideological and governmental attacks that's ever happened, a lot of the people who love this blockchain truly believe that anyone (including other chains!) can use it to enhance their own offerings because we're good at things they aren't- we don't need to replace anyone, though in terms of adoption, it is slowly happening over time. When it comes to VSC, it's really easy to see why- truly no-KYC rails and \*actual\* non-third layer blockchain interconnectivity that utilizes our no fee and near instant high thruput is a great match for some of the chains that have wild budgets and lots of hype and adoption, but that create shitty centralization experiences or that still nickel and dime you with fees- it doesn't matter how small they are, they're barriers to better functionality and use. HIVE and HBD are actually already used for instantaneous BTC lightning requests and payments; it allows for zero fees, super fast confirmation and no KYC until you decide to take your BTC out of a channel (which of course, then you're subject to whatever trade or ramp partner you're choosing to work with.) There's a growing group of other projects who are using Hive's voting and distribution system to actually allow other projects (crypto or not) to start spreading points and currencies while building up strong and engaged communities. Dash is a great example of this, using the InLeo front end to help more people get their hands on some Dash as well as providing live tools to enhance and monetize things like X spaces. Getting developers to test it out and take advantage of it is definitely the kicker! When you're not like the Solanas and Polygons of the world, with gigantic grants budgets you can throw at people (regardless of whether they stay or produce anything of value) we're going to have to enter the new year making a lot of noise about how we don't require any special programming but instead can be utilized with free access to RPCs via common web languages, and really highlight a few of our growing initiatives like hackathons. One of the biggest things that people on Hive do is post on Hive powered platforms, which is awesome, because almost anything new can be immediately bootstrapped by the whole community who is wildly passionate- but that sentiment doesn't reach the outside world, which is of course why we're starting out place like here on Reddit to start sharing the possibilities with more people\~

80UNC3EBACK

Would the cypherpunks like HIVE?

nemigafangay

@kirkawesome HIVE ID Hope im not late. First time I heard about Hive, what are the plans to onnboard new users to Hive? What are the difference of HIVE to other popular blockhain like ETH SOL SUI,etc? Where do you think HIVE will be in the next 1-3 years? Thank you so much

NurUrl

The ideas or fundamentals of the project are good, I ask: Why do you personally believe in this project? What is it that convinces you that this project will succeed over other Web3 projects? And what about people who have no interest in social platforms or games, what HIVE can offer them? HIVE ID: @Gullveig

Extreme_Nectarine_29

Greetings! I would love to ask your team about really long term goals. Where do you see HIVE and cryptocurrencies in 30 years? Do you think quantic computers represent a threat since they can decrypt some blockchains?

shescrimsonclad

So as a non official representative of Hive (there is no team, just a community who has grassroots built all of this from the ground up, from single users to developers and project managers all the way up to software companies working on core code) my answer to this could indeed be different than someone else's.  I have been working with this blockchain and educating and presenting on it all over the world for many years, and this is where I've landed: Infrastructure for functional blockchain needs to be open source, truly decentralized and free to use. When you build infrastructure that is meant to move information quickly while making it accessible to anyone who wants to read or hold a copy of it, you are essentially making the foundation of all of our modern conveniences. The way that we interact with money, the way we interact with people, the way we interact with brands and services and games and all the rest...we are interacting with what matters to us. We are interacting with ***value***.  # Hive is a tool that anyone has access to, to build on or use to create, define, and transact value. That doesn't have to look like money, and it doesn't have to look like a crypto coin. So while it seems like Hive is 'doing it all' , it's really not. Hive is a base layer that moves value, but it's up to what it's integrated with and what is built on top of it to bring it into different spaces and different use cases and different scenarios. And that's where you're right! People are finding ways to 'do it all' with Hive, that don't require specialized smart contracts, complex programming languages or esoteric feature sets. They are using a well-built, intelligent and forward thinking but well defined tool set to solve problems and learning just how far it can be extended. Most projects initially recreate things that the public is familiar with, which is why the parallels between gaming and social media systems are the most common. That's what is familiar to us in today's tech adoption age. We understand them with or without crypto, but they also inherently help us understand crypto and decentralized ideologies better as we use them, which leads to adopting more of this tech into our lives. If that's a thing that matters to you as someone who is looking to the future, it's really important. If you're just somebody who wants to use some specific dapp or service, you don't give a shit about the blockchain part, and that doesn't matter either since you're still be free to use it. (thanks for giving me an opportunity to wax poetic on my favourite subject 🖤)  As I mentioned in this comment https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/1h89ppw/comment/m0rouao/ , defining all this value and moving it around is what inherently creates value for HIVE itself. The ability to use the blockchain day to day requires you to hold some HIVE, or for someone who holds some HIVE to delegate their ability to use the network to you. What we see is a lot of big projects or games who know they have loyal users who will make a lot of transactions by and stake tons of HIVE. They get to hold on to their investment, they get to provide seamless usability to their users, but remain wholly in control of the coin while also being able to automatically delegate its influence to anyone they choose, and if they ever want to unstake it and get all of the liquid back they can without spending a penny. Splinterlands is a great example, with almost 4 BILLION full games having already been played on chain, ZERO fees paid by anyone.

shescrimsonclad

The Hive blockchain essentially allows you to use your staked HIVE as a balance to your ability to interact with the network with dynamic load balancing... but if you don't want to stake very much, you can also make a few transactions and then wait for a short period to continue. Instead of gas fees or transaction fees, we've been running for more than half a decade on a Resource Credit system that allows you to use the blockchain for free based on either this time system or staking influence. The more skin you have in the game ie HIVE staked, the more rewards you are able to distribute, and the more actions you can take on the network instantaneously. A lot of this is because a lot of the transactions on the Hive blockchain aren't just financial. We move data, game assets, custom JSON, and all sorts of notifications and updates for outside services alongside memos and just regular coin transfers. When a Hive wallet address is created, three HIVE are burned and their resource credits are so bound to the account, so it's impossible to ever have a wallet that is unable to transact. The costs for different types of transactions are calculated by the blockchain on the fly, and are directly correlated to the current types of activities happening across the network. For most people, 50HP is enough for them to never run into any limitations as a social media user or gamer, but sometimes it's less. It's a pretty simple system and focuses largely on writing data to the chain. When it comes to moving coins around, that's the lightest transaction type and requires almost no resources. If you're planning on doing thousands of transactions a minute, it's not unreasonable to expect that you'll have to stake a bit of Hive for that privilege, but you can always unstake it and receive all of it back over time, since it is never consumed when you are transacting. It makes absolutely no sense to create a cryptocurrency that must be spent in gas fees or transaction fees. It makes no sense to have long wait times when social, gaming, and even comfortable and normal Financial interactions for most people happen automatically. None of us are willing to go backwards from our web to experiences. Our speed comes from our block production rounds. Block producers on Hive are called witnesses, as a cycling group of them observe and verify every transaction that is placed into every block to make sure that the transaction is valid and will be included. There are 21 blocks produced in sequence in a round, with one roughly every 3 seconds by each of the top 20 voted witnesses and a backup witness that is shuffled in from anywhere in the ranking at random every round. Each round takes about a minute, and every block that is placed into the chain is verified by all witnesses in a block production round. The long and the short of it is that these structured rounds allow for quickly verified groups of transactions with one block irreversibility and being able to stream the head block with results often available in less than half a second. This is pretty crucial to us as social and gaming especially rely on quickly available finalized data for seamless experiences. There are usually about 100 to 110 different block producers over the course of each day who successfully produce a block and receive rewards for doing so.

Emotional_Drama_2305

Hello HIVE. How do we know you aren't just a other rugpull? Why wait until now? The market is already saturated with alts. How can we trust you!

NoBettaMarketMover

With the current boom in the big name crypto coins, do you think HIVE will follow suit in the coming months as the Alt coins rally? Or is it stuck in a holding pattern as the ecosystem rebuilds? Hive name is indiebandguru Anyone feel free to connect, especially if you are music lover 🎵

joebohu

In your opinion, what is the final hurdle for cryptocurrency to be recognized and accepted worldwide? And how does HIVE fit in and how does HIVE stand alone from others?

sadiq_238

How is the HIVE blockhain faster and cheaper than others?

shescrimsonclad

It's pretty hard to encompass what's possible in one post without writing a dissertation, so I appreciate this question a lot! Often Hive really gets a lot of focus on its functionality as an ultra fast content and voting database when introducing newbies to it, because everybody understands how social media functions and it's a great way to dip your toes in without a sharp learning curve. If you can post a picture of your cat on facebook, you can do the same thing into a cat or picture community on a hive-based platform. When I get asked this question out and about, my answer usually starts with, 'what do you do on the internet?' Where your hobbies and interests lie are a great indicator to me of where there's probably some hybrid web 3 tools or sites that you can adopt into your daily life. But for hardcore, financially focused crypto users we have an ecosystem stable called HBD that has high self-custodial APR (currently 15%) with no long-term lockup required if you're looking just for a place to park and earn passive income while learning more about ways to engage or earn. There are plenty of people holding HIVE and HBD who never actually create, curate, or play games who are just as involved in the ecosystem and the crypto but remain really hands off.

JeremyLinForever

HUT and HIVE I believe are Bitcoin only mining companies so if you want to only vote your dollars with Bitcoin only mining companies I’d go with those two.

Substantial_Lake5957

HUT and HIVE have a lot

humanfromearth321

CAKE is doing fine, they are burning more than printing, when alt season hits it's gonna shine again. HIVE is a web3 coin powers one of the best trading card game Splinterlands, which has its own token on the BSC called SPS, it has a hard cap , gets burned all the time, distribution has been going on for three years and is coming to an end in a year or so.

sonya__swiftxo

What are people’s thoughts on investing in bitcoin mining farms ? I’ve seen lots on weathsimple like HUT and HIVE ?

xomox2012

HIVE is wildly easy to create tokens on. It seems like it has lost a lot of popularity though.

OceanGang4Life

No sir, definitely meant $HIVE! Check it out and see for yourself :)

Darryl_444

Yes, although BITF, IREN, and CLSK are my current faves. HIVE has smaller mining growth plans, but could still do OK if Bitcoin goes up, or HPC takes off. HUT just went through a merger so the market is cautious for now until we get some more financial reports to look over.

quintavious_danilo

MARA, HUT, CLSK, HIVE, RIOT… are all miner companies that you can keep an eye on …

SunliMin

HIVE is similar. They've been doing it since before 2018 (that's when I started using it), and it legit works so well. The problem with HIVE is not the user experience, it's the developer experience. They now have their own L2's with smart contracts, and it works pretty well, but that's what the L1 experience lacks. For UX, it's amazinggg

SunliMin

Honestly, this type of UX issue is what I love looking at HIVE for. It's the equivalent of merging ENS with your address. You have private key(s) to control your account, but rather than a public address, on signup you register a human readeable handle as your address. So when I send something to laserglare, I literally would put as the recipient "@laserglare" rather than 0x1c44E1fc87FBD6153e075B245136F8503b423922. I love ENS, but it's opt-in, costs gas fees to setup, and its not a replacement for addresses, it's just a way to resolve an address from a human readeable name. Support for it in wallets is subpar and will never be quite good enough.

slothsareok

I’ve been doing in depth analyses on all the public miners trying to answer that and I haven’t figured out whether it truly will be profitable. Maybe? But I’d say that it’s not as simple as just plugging one in and then another and then another. You have to build the infrastructure and all so somebody has to make the hardware and that’s what Bitmain and Whatsminer and all does and then there those that specialize in building out the infrastructure and powering them up. I’m still unsure, it seems that so many of these purely fund their BTC holdings with equity raising and then tout their “HODL” strategy which I think is kind of dumb. If you think BTC is going up you should be building up your hash rate to mine more and sell more. Basically the investors have paid for you to buy BTC and sit on it instead of building up your operations. Anyways that’s my conclusion so far, HODL = Has Only Drastic L’s. (HUT, HIVE). I’ve supported RIOT too but they’ve been stagnant for like 2 years. Hopefully things pick up soon but yeah HODL is a gimmick, you’re not an ETF.

Odd_Luck6482

AGIX/FET soon to be ASI. HIVE and IQ also look interesting

Odd_Luck6482

SEI IQ and HIVE. I’m averaging down.

Odd_Luck6482

Look into HIVE and IQ. Also SNT. I’ve been watching a few and I guess aside from the ASI merge tokens (FET/AGIX/OCEAN) and RNDR these look promising. I got a few more to research yet. Was looking into Golem and some others but their price action is balls rn. Could be good long term 🤷‍♂️

Odd_Luck6482

Okay, now that OCEAN, FET and AGIX are combining to become the crypto equivalent of the megazord (ASI), I need some fresh mid/low cap gems to gamble on. What are peoples thoughts on SEI, HIVE, IQ, ARB and SNT?

Repulsive-Lake1753

I declare this post garbage. I am the splinterlands sub, which is a card game using NFTs on HIVE blockchain. It got CONSTANT spam posts about LayerZero, Monad, and Neon so my take on 3 of 5 of the things listed here is that they require spam.

SmoothGoing

Ehh let's see some stats. MARA 260 mil profit for last available year. Digihost 4 mill profit. RIOT 50 mill loss. HIVE 235 mill loss. Bitfarms 105 mill loss. Cleanspark 130 mill loss. Argo 195 mill loss. Bitdeer 60 mill loss. Bit Digital 105 mill loss. Terawulf 70 mill loss.

Odd_Luck6482

AGIX, FET, RNDR are already top dogs. My next picks are HIVE and IQ because no one is talking about them yet.

Odd_Luck6482

HIVE and IQ maybe. I dunno. There’s so many now.

Odd_Luck6482

HIVE and IQ maybe. I dunno. There’s so many now.

Independent-Coat-389

Market value of MSTR holding of BTC is less than $15 Billion and it has market cap of over $25 Billion. I personally prefer ETF as closer to truly reflect BTC prices! Good luck longs! Right now, BTC miners like Riot, MARA, HIVE etc are undervalued.

bars2021

My stocks i bought last year are through the roof. Here are my holdings: COIN MARA HIVE BITW BITO

The_Influ3nce

I like a few alts. $Deso, $HIVE, and $Enjin are a few of my current favs. ❤️ 😍 💖

BThunderW

Any idea why the BTC Miners (RIOT, HIVE, HUT) and even MARA are underperforming BTC? Historically they always gained more than BTC itself.

mertats

HIVE, it is gaining good traction in Sucre. You can pay for stuff in shops using its algorithmic stablecoin. You can also use it anywhere that accepts Bitcoin. And in Ghana people used it to build waterholes for villages that do not have access to fresh water. That seems like good real world impact to me.

alito80

you should check HIVE ( not much known but also home to 1 of the top blockchain games Splinterland ) no fees and very fast also many other games there so its easyer to attract players

ejpusa

I've discovered HIVE. Another BTC tracking stock. They seem to have acres of GPU's, fed by green, hydroelectric power, with tall blond Swedish girls as server managers. At least on the website. https://hivedigitaltechnologies.com/

mertats

I agree that Bitcoin is better as a store of value, and there are better chains and coins for day to day currency use. HIVE for example doesn’t have any transaction fees. (I mean it does but it would take too long to explain and I am about to board my flight.) Or other L2 chains like Polygon or a coin like XLM are just better for it.

mertats

Yeah there is a Hive Blockchain with token HIVE. Separate from that mining company.

Elrondarius

HIVE is crypto? I hold stock with same name “HIVE” and it’s stock based on crypto mining in scandinavia.

mertats

HIVE because people still sleep on it

Darryl_444

Past cycle peaks indicate the next peak should be around Dec 2025, so I anticipate being done selling by then regardless. Based on the most recent cycle, I think the previous ATH could break around Dec 2024, which gives 12 months to sell. But it could happen later (could be 6 months later, based on the two earlier cycles), so we need to be ready for that too. Also: I actually have a few different selling schedules, based on the product and how it acted the previous cycle. BTC/ETH Proposed "Tail-Weighted-Average-Out" 12-month selling schedule, starting 1 month after the previous BTC cycle's peak price (USD$67K) is first surpassed. \--- HUT/HIVE/BITF/GLXY/MARA Proposed "Double-Top-Weighted-Average-Out" 12-month selling schedule, starting 1 month after the previous cycle's BTC peak price (USD$67K) is first surpassed. \--- DMGI/DGHI/RIOT Proposed "Center-Weighted-Average-Out" 4-month selling schedule, starting 1 month after the previous cycle's BTC peak price (USD$67K) is first surpassed. \--- Caution: A lot of this is just educated guessing. Nobody knows anything, really.

odiervr

MARA, BITF, HIVE, CLSK, ... 20 percent day here. Oh, and COIN - tho less percent.

desmosabie

The various independent stocks are historically known for climbing in value 5X faster than BTC itself; Friday was a downer of 5-30% and ai track block trades over 100k Who - Block Buy/Sell ratio - Shares - Price ANY ARBK BITF - 3B/1S, 671kB on the close, noon sale is weird time of 132k @2.91 *So if you're gonna sell off 132k shares why there than during the drop ? Say 3.25/$429k, but no, wait 2hrs an sell for $384k 🤔* Thats a big buy for BITF too. BTDR CIFR - 1B/1S/1F, 153k buy @ close, 187k sell @4.10 weird time like BITF CLSK - 1B/3S, **1.6M** shares on the close = $17,625,672.03 spent single purchase, very rare. 3S of 350k total within opening hour. COIN - 1 flat trade (no B/S;) of 339k @ 173.91 CORZQ DGHI DMGGF FDIG GBTC GREE HIVE - 1B, 161k on the close HUT - 1B, 110k @13.34, after hours MARA - 6B/1S, 1B of 500k on Close (23.48) ana (expensive ?) 250kB @$28.97, 102kS @12.56 MIGI MSTR RIOT - 2B/1S, 785k B on the close, 144k B on the open, Sell 127k @15.40 SDIG SLNH WULF - 5B/6S, 380kB @2.39,300kB @2.32, 6 Sells of 100k or more 2.3 to 3.02 pricing. 2 at 9:40,10, 10:45, 11, and noon.

Ligdeesnutz

HIVE Digital Technologies Ltd (HIVE): HIVE Digital Technologies specializes in building and operating cutting-edge data centers. By combining its expertise in data center operations with Bitcoin mining, HIVE is fueling the advancement of Web3, AI and HPC by actively participating in the decentralized digital economy. Initially liked this company because they were supposedly using all renewable energy to mine Bitcoin. It seems like they still are, but not 100% sure. [https://hivedigitaltechnologies.com/news/hive-digital-announces-25-million-bought-deal-private-placement-financing-to-hodl-our-bitcoin-production-and-expand-green-mining-footprint-by-100mw/](https://hivedigitaltechnologies.com/news/hive-digital-announces-25-million-bought-deal-private-placement-financing-to-hodl-our-bitcoin-production-and-expand-green-mining-footprint-by-100mw/) I'm no expert, but they seem to be at least trying to be a ethical mining and tech operation. I bought in the IPO and did not DCA when the circled the drain... read: "shoulda, coulda, woulda" words of a loser. Let me know what you think.

Sithaun_Meefase

There was a guy that lost. His life savings. 30k. MAYBE HE SHOULD HIVE HALF BACK. that’s so fucked up.

x___rain

HIVE

Professional-Kiwi144

I do think the system and movement will be successful, which is why I originally invested heavily into bitcoin. I am currently invested in BLOCK and HIVE which are blockchain system companies that I believe will preform well, but I have a hard time believing that bitcoin will ballon to the millions of dollars some people say it will before governments start to take control of it. I just think the government is going to start putting restrictions on it and possibly ban it and I don’t want all my money tied up with that risk.

Darryl_444

Borrowing to speculate is a big red line for me. As is putting a large portion of your portfolio into this space (not sure if that applies or not). I sincerely hope it works out for you anyway. IMO you're a bit early, in the sense that I think we are near the top of a false bull run at the moment, maybe. But late in the sense that the Bitcoin cycle low was likely last November. Especially early for investing in miners (like BITF), who tend to under-perform Bitcoin in the medium and long term, but can massively out-perform in the extremely short-term IF you buy JUST as Bitcoin really takes off, and sell at the peak (don't hold through to the next 4-year cycle). This is VERY hard to do. My guess is next spring/summer would be a better time to buy most of the miners. Might want to diversify into 2 or 3 of them too, just in case. As a fellow Canadian, HIVE and HUT might pair well with BITF. DMGI and DGHI are even more risky. HIVE might actually be okay from today, based on past performance one year ahead of a bull market in Bitcoin. I'm just an average idiot, though. YMMV.

Jlc7378

What mining companies you like? Cleanspark, HUT, and HIVE are my favorites.

vladedivac12

I'd add undervalued Canadian mining stocks such as BITF (my favourite), HIVE and HUT (they hodl all the coins the mine, 9k+ so far)

SizzlinKola

HIVE

FinancialPeach4064

RIOT EPS -1.60 https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/RIOT/ CAN EPS -0.47 https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/CAN/ HUT EPS -0.51 https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/HUT/ HIVE EPS -1.63 https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/HIVE/ MARA EPS -4.05 https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/MARA/

Mediocre-Upstairs-69

My crypto (HIVE) has a use case. They already have many Dapps built on it including several social media sites. A microblogging platform several P2E games. I earn HIVE and other level 2 tokens daily just from posting. I then move those rewards into HBD (a stable-ish coin) and earn 20% APR compounded monthly. So yes I believe it will make me rich one day. I've already cashed out my initial investment and am free rolling with a account that's worth roughly 6K

nikolaxdesign

yea I wish the whole CC would move to HIVE Reddit proved hostile to all things crypto, they are just moneygrabing as is HIVE can support "reddit like" platform for CC community and ppl can even make dedicated Dapp for it, with MOONs migrating over

mertats

HIVE also has one block finality with 3 second block time.

Puzzleheaded_Ask_918

I agree with you upon point 1 Point 2: * Most regulations about energy ( and their credits, which miners rely upon on ) are regulated by their geographical state ( not a federal decision in USA). * Most miners would not go bankrupt because one facility has to relocate. HIVE had to close a facility in Norway due to change of energy policy. This was 4-5 years ago, it was not good for business, but certainly; it did not lead to bankrupcy

mertats

HIVE has been expanding in Sucre, Venezuela. Last week there were 18 active merchants, and 38 active customers. (Active means someone that recived or did a tx in this context.) Total value of transactions were just above 400 USD. While these numbers seem small, trend is that they are increasing and I have to also add that this is organic growth. Hopefully, it would continue to be a bigger success as time goes on. If you are curious about the data you can find it [here](https://peakd.com/hive-133987/@demotruk/new-all-time-highs-for-hive-sucre).

heyyybrotherrr

As far as a Bitcoin or Ethereum ETF, is the idea similar to a regular ETF where it would track publicly traded companies that operate in the crypto space? Like for example, a Bitcoin ETF might carry $HIVE, $MARA, $HIVE, etc? Just trying to understand, thanks!

UDP7

I just bought HIVE recently. Down -20%. 😂

Bostonparis

Interesting I've never heard of HIVE engine, and know very minimal about WAX. Do you mind explaining why you like them?

strongkhal

For CEX trading I only use CDC and DEX on multiple Blockchains. I like Sushiswap, CDC DeFi wallet, HIVE Engine and WAX

Timp2003

You can by $BITO with Proshares as issuer (not sure if UK has UCITS rules, otherwise you'd have to use put options). [guide](https://www.expatfinance.us/general/us-etfs-in-europe), once a spot ETF gets approved, I would opt for that instead. Another option is bitcoin mining stocks like $MARA, $RIOT, $CAN, $HUT, $CIFR, $HIVE, $BITF, ...

GStarRaww

You're about to earn HIVE and MOON for sharing this post but you already knew that 

999999999989

That's the wrong hive logo. That logo is from the HIVE Blockchain, not from the HIVE company.

Smiling_Jack_

HIVE Digital Technologies Embraces Cliche Bandwagon Terms in Hopes That Anyone Will Pay Attention to It.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; HIVE Digital Technologies, a Canadian cryptocurrency mining company, has integrated Ordinals into an AI project that repurposes Ethereum mining rigs to generate art on the Bitcoin blockchain. This move was prompted by Ethereum's transition to Proof-of-Stake, leading HIVE to explore alternative options for mining Ethereum. By leveraging their data-center-grade Nvidia GPUs, HIVE uses Stable Diffusion to create AI art, which is permanently recorded on the Bitcoin blockchain. The use of ordinals allows for the recording of information on individual satoshis, enabling the creation of assets similar to NFTs. HIVE has experienced positive outcomes, including decreased Bitcoin transaction fees, from the implementation of Ordinals. The company is also collaborating with custody providers to facilitate the transaction of rare satoshis. HIVE Digital Technologies has achieved significant milestones since its establishment and is recognized as a pioneering force in the cryptocurrency industry. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*

massimoed

1$ loading, because it for sure gonna crush DESO & HIVE Mcap

mertats

There is 0% chance for MOONs to kill HIVE, one is just a token, the other is its own blockchain.

elidevious

That’s good to know. Especially since HIVE seems to have a $134m market cap, 3x Moons. Clearly there is more potential for a Moon network effect it there are half the wallets of HIVE. In entrepreneurship, we often say, “The first one in the jungle often get killed, paving the way for others to succeed.” Thank you STEEM/HIVE for your sacrifice🙏

elidevious

Moons are the first ‘scaled’ social crypto currency. If you know anything about MAU/DAU, registered users don’t mean shit, then STEEM/HIVE are not scaled, they are simply small projects.