Crypto is still the wild west. If I had to guess, it is going to be another 20 or 30 years before the world knows what to do with it. If you are looking for income streams from crypto then that might be

I think it would be more helpful if people approached play to earn games like professional gamblers approach their profession. They constantly look at the long run and rarely get emotional about the short

Funny how I have seen history repeat itself so many times with technology in my life time. Movie industry fought like hell to outlaw video rental stores like Blockbuster. MPAA thought they video rental

You sir are a scholar and a gentleman. Thank you.

Thanks my only complaint is that there isn't a central knowledge repository or at least I haven't been able to find one. So I have been learning about Hive pieces at a time from various posts.

I haven't checked out dCity. Didn't think I'd get into it. This post just changed my mind.

That is awesome. I know it takes a special kind of person to run in the winter. My hat is off to you.

This is a good post. Still pretty new to the platform. It seems like when first starting out it is a bit of a grind to get Hive Power.

Very nice. I never got the hang of melee weapons or the tomahawk. I might be able to get a couple kills with the tomahawk if I am playing Nuke Town. Maybe.

Ah yes, the old days when video games were hard as hell and was unclear what you had to do next. Sometime I miss retro games like this but then I am reminded how frustrating they are and give up.

After I spent some time on r/wallstreetbets I can't tell if they are lucky idiots or playing a game of 4d chess.

I am completely out of the loop on whatever is going on with wallstreetbets. All I know is it is a group that likes investing on long shots and memes. Not sure why people are so worked up over that.

I've always wondered how miners, regardless how small or large, are able to to remain profitable. Between power costs, miners becoming outdated before they turn profit, and price volatility seems like

Holy crap. I didn't know this game existed. I am definitely checking this one out. Thank you!

I wanted to get into this game but it looks like it costs hundreds to get started. Buying 3 Axies starting around 0.13 ETH each. This level of entry is too high to attract new players. Kind of sucks. It

Looooooong time ago my cousin would hook up his Nintendo up through his VCR and record himself playing. I'd give him crap all the time for wasting blank tapes. Who the hell would want to watch someone

I have been on the interwebs since Windows 95 was a big thing. I've seen the raise and fall of many websites, apps, and platforms. What I have learned is that the faster something grows the faster it buckles

Maybe I am too old but I don't understand NFTs. The earliest version of this I can remember was hunting rare items in Team Fortress 2. When I discovered that some rare items was going for 700+ USD, my

Good post. I won't lie. I joined up to earn some more crypto, however, the more I learn about Hive the more I am beginning to believe in the project.

I'm still pretty new to this game. Is it that each person that completes the quest gets one of these 4 rewards?