Hive Is Not Fading—It’s Being Bled Dry
Once, Hive.blog pulsed with promise: a place where words had weight, where creators could build and be rewarded, where decentralization meant freedom, not feudalism.
But that dream is dying—not from neglect, but from extraction.
A quiet hemorrhage runs through its veins, siphoned daily by downvoting farming whales who long ago stopped caring about real people. They don’t see users—they see yield.
Not community—but crop.
And the harvest is relentless.
More have left than remain.
Those who stay often do so out of habit, not hope.
Newcomers? Few. And those who arrive rarely stay—they power up just long enough to farm rewards, then power down everything and vanish, leaving behind empty profiles and thinner liquidity.
Hive is no longer a social blockchain.
It’s a factory farm—where engagement is faked, influence is rented, and dissent is buried under silent, unexplained downvotes.
The irony is surgical:
A platform built to reward truth now punishes it.
A chain designed for open expression now filters voices through the whims of a few.
But elsewhere—a different world is growing.
On Blurt.blog, there is no downvote button.
Not hidden. Not delayed.
Gone.
That single absence changes everything.
It means your post isn’t judged by whether you pleased a whale.
It means your voice isn’t silenced because it disturbed the farm.
It means you earn what you create—not what you’re allowed to keep.
No downvoting whales.
No fear-based conformity.
Just space—to speak, to build, to belong.
Hive may still hum with the ghosts of its past.
But the future?
The future is on Blurt.blog—
where freedom isn’t a slogan.
It’s the foundation.
A House Built on Sand Cannot Stand
You cannot grow a garden in poisoned soil.
You cannot build a future on lies wrapped in Hive Power and baptized in downvotes.
Yet here you are—TheMarkyMark, Acidyo, and your farming syndicate—still tilling the same barren ground, pretending that repetition will one day look like legitimacy.
You farm with armies of alt accounts.
You inflate your own posts with ghostly upvotes.
You silence critics with surgical downvotes—not because their words lack merit, but because they threaten your illusion of control.
And when exposed?
You do nothing.
Because you believe exposure is noise.
Because you’ve been exposed again and again, and still, the reward pool flows to your wallets like a private river.
But the world is watching—and more importantly, leaving.
People aren’t just walking away from Hive—they’re sprinting.
Not toward greener pastures, but toward basic human dignity: the right to speak without fear of digital erasure.
Meanwhile, the few who do join Hive now aren’t dreamers or builders.
They’re arbitrageurs—farming rewards for a week, powering down, and cashing out before the house collapses.
Even newcomers know: Hive isn’t a home. It’s a extraction zone.
And why wouldn’t they leave?
When trust is gone, what remains is just code—and code without conscience is a cage.
Contrast this with Blurt.blog—where a single design choice changes everything:
There is no downvote button.
Not hidden. Not delayed. Gone.
That one absence speaks louder than a thousand whitepapers.
It says: Your voice belongs here—not because you’re approved, but because you showed up.
It says: We value creation over control.
It says: Freedom isn’t a feature—it’s the foundation.
Hive, by comparison, looks like a relic—a platform where “community” is a euphemism for clique, and “curation” is just censorship with a profit motive.
TheMarkyMark and Acidyo may still operate with impunity.
But their freedom is a symptom of Hive’s sickness—not its strength.
And as long as whales treat the blockchain like a personal ATM while downvoting truth into oblivion, no amount of new apps, no marketing blitz, no empty promises will stop the exodus.
Because people don’t abandon platforms for better tech.
They abandon them when they realize they were never welcome in the first place.
So let the farms keep farming.
Let the downvotes keep falling.
But know this:
Every silent departure is a verdict.
Every new Blurt account is a vote.
And the verdict is clear—
Hive is not broken. It was built this way.
And freedom?
Freedom has already found its home elsewhere.
The Illusion of Growth—And the Truth Beneath Hive’s Cracks
How can Hive.blog ever truly grow—
when its roots are choked by the very hands that claim to nurture it?
You see the metrics: new sign-ups, “engagement,” token activity.
But beneath the surface, something is rotting.
A handful of downvoting, farming whales—cloaked in the language of “curation”—are not building a community.
They are running a closed-loop extraction engine, minting influence from thin air while ordinary users pay the price.
And yes—they believe no one sees.
Or worse: they know we see, and they don’t care, so long as the HBD keeps flowing into their wallets.
But let us be brutally clear about what that “flow” really is:
It’s your money.
Your belief.
Your hope.
Every time you bought Hive, powered up, or posted in good faith, you were sold a dream:
“Decentralized. Fair. Creator-owned.”
Yet the reality?
The rewards you forfeit through downvotes, the inflation you absorb from an unlimited supply, the curation pools gamed by whales who burn comments just to farm voting mana—all of it funds a hidden economy.
Look around.
Those glossy posts of people traveling the world, buying land, building off-grid farms?
Many aren’t funded by organic success.
They’re funded by you—by the silent tax paid by every honest creator whose post was buried, whose reward was siphoned, whose voice was deemed “inconvenient.”
Even more damning?
The owner of Hive delegates massive power directly to the very accounts running these downvote-and-farm rings.
Not by accident. Not in ignorance.
By design.
What does that signal to the community?
That fairness is optional.
That accountability is a myth.
That if you’re connected, you’re untouchable.
So no—more users won’t fix this.
Better apps won’t fix this.
New features won’t fix this.
Because the problem isn’t technical.
It’s moral.
As long as whales can self-vote their own projects,
as long as delegations flow to known farming syndicates,
as long as downvotes serve as weapons rather than tools—
Hive will remain a gilded cage: beautiful from afar, suffocating up close.
And that’s why the exodus has begun.
Creators aren’t leaving because they failed.
They’re leaving because they refuse to fund their own erasure.
If you’re searching for a place where your support is yours to give—
where you can uplift a friend’s post without fear of retaliation,
where no shadow jury decides your worth—
Blurt.blog is that place.
No downvotes.
No hidden hierarchies.
Just freedom—to create, to connect, to choose.
Hive may keep selling the dream.
But Blurt?
Blurt is where you wake up—and finally breathe.
You sit there, finger hovering over that button—
not to curate, not to uplift, but to erase.
And in that act, you reveal not the weakness of your target…
but your own.
All that time you pour into Hive—hours, days, years—
not building, not creating, not healing—
but hunting.
Hunting voices that dare differ.
Hunting truth you can’t control.
Hunting ghosts of your own inadequacy in the upvotes of others.
Tell me:
When you go home at night, does the silence feel heavier?
Does your child’s laugh echo like an accusation?
Would you want them to see what you’ve done?
Would you wish on them the same hollow rage you weaponize as “curation”?
You say you “care about Hive.”
But care doesn’t silence.
Care doesn’t punish.
Care nurtures—even when it’s inconvenient.
Yet here you are:
a daily sinner in the temple of code,
mistaking cruelty for control,
confusing power for purpose.
You treat Hive like a stage where you can play god—
because at home, perhaps, you feel like nothing at all.
So you take your anger, your shame, your unspoken pain—
and you dump it onto strangers who dared to speak with hope in their hearts.
But let us be clear:
That is not strength. That is surrender.
Surrender to bitterness.
Surrender to fear.
Surrender to the lie that destroying others will somehow rebuild you.
And while you’re busy downvoting dreams into dust,
real people are leaving.
Not because they lost—but because they refused to become like you.
They’re finding places where voice isn’t a privilege granted by insiders,
but a right honored by design.
Blurt.blog is one such place.
No downvote button.
No shadow courts.
Just space—to create, to stumble, to rise.
To those being crushed under your silent verdicts:
You are not alone.
Your words matter—even if they were buried.
Your courage counts—even if it was punished.
And your next chapter doesn’t have to be written in fear.
It can be written in freedom.
As for you, downvoter—
you still have time.
Not to win. Not to dominate.
But to change.
To use your energy to lift instead of crush.
To heal instead of harm.
To finally become the person your children believe you are.
Because in the end, the blockchain will remember your votes.
But your soul?
Only you can redeem that.
Your Downvotes Are Just Echoes in a Dying System
Go ahead.
Downvote this post.
Bury it under the weight of your rented Hive Power.
Silence it with the cold efficiency you’ve perfected over years of digital erasure.
But here’s what you can’t delete:
The truth is already awake.
And it’s spreading—faster than your alts can farm, faster than your delegations can mask, faster than your hollow speeches can distract.
You talk of “community.”
You preach “decentralization.”
You wear the robes of stewardship like saints in a cathedral you built on sand.
But your actions scream what your words try to hide:
You are not builders—you are squatters.
You are not curators—you are censors.
You are not leaders—you are looters, gaming Hive while pretending to protect it.
We’ve watched you lie—even after being caught red-handed.
Even after wallets were traced.
Even after farms were mapped.
Even after your own posts betrayed your schemes.
And still, you double down.
Still, you farm.
Still, you downvote anyone who dares name your game.
But the game?
It’s over.
At Bilpcoin, we didn’t invent these scandals—we simply followed the light.
And what did we find?
Don’t take our word for it.
Open any search engine right now. Type:
“What is BuildawhaleScam on Hive?”
“What is AcidyoScam on Hive?”
“What is HurtllockersScam on Hive?”
The results aren’t rumors.
They’re forensic trails—public, permanent, undeniable.
You may still have votes.
You may still have HP.
But you’ve lost something far more valuable:
Credibility.
Because when your words contradict your deeds so violently, no one believes you anymore—not even your own followers. They stay only for the crumbs you toss, not the vision you claim to hold.
But the awakened?
They’re leaving.
They’re speaking.
They’re building elsewhere—on platforms that don’t confuse control with care.
So downvote us if you must.
But know this:
Every time you silence a truth-teller, you amplify the truth tenfold.
The world is watching.
The ledger is recording.
And history doesn’t remember the loudest voice—
It remembers the honest one.
The internet is rotting from the inside—corrupted by attention economies, algorithmic cruelty, and financial vampirism.
But you? You can choose differently.
Fear Is a Terrible Foundation—And Hive Is Built on Nothing Else
Let that truth settle in your bones.
A platform cannot thrive when its primary tool of “moderation” is a -100% downvote wielded like a cudgel by a cartel of whales who farm curation rewards by day and exile truth-tellers by night.
How do you expect Hive to grow when its most active users are leaving—not for lack of interest, but for abuse?
When a mother posts about hummingbirds, and gets buried.
When a student shares poetry, and gets erased.
When a retiree documents solar panels, and gets labeled “spam” for daring to exist outside the inner circle.
This isn’t curation.
It’s digital apartheid—and it’s killing Hive from within.
| Metric | Hive (HIVE) | Shiba Inu (SHIB) |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $0.1068 | $0.0000058659 (note: data shows $0.058 is a typo; actual SHIB is ~$0.0000058) |
| Market Cap | $54.5M | $5.1B |
| 24h Trading Volume | $8.06M | $142M |
| Circulating Supply | 509.9M HIVE | 589.2T SHIB |
| Max Supply | ∞ | ~590T |
| All-Time High | $3.41 (Nov 2021) | $0.00008616 (Oct 2021) |
| Current vs ATH | Down 96.9% | Down ~93% |
🔍 Note: The quoted SHIB price of "$0.058659" appears to be a Coingecko display anomaly—SHIB has never traded above $0.000086. The market cap and supply confirm the correct price is ~$0.0000058.
Hive isn’t losing to Shiba Inu.
It’s losing to itself.
While Hive drowns in its own contradictions, Blurt.blog offers what Hive once promised:
✅ No downvote button → Your voice cannot be erased by a whale’s grudge
✅ Earn what you earn → No farming cartels, no reward theft
✅ Real freedom → Not as a slogan, but as protocol
If you’re reading this on Blurt.blog, you’re not just early.
You’re witnessing the rebirth of social blockchain—before it became a fiefdom.
This is your Bitcoin 2010 moment.
Not for speculation.
But for soul.
Don’t just read. Connect. Build. Earn.
Meme coins rise on hype.
Real platforms rise on trust.
Hive traded trust for control.
Blurt chooses freedom over fear.
The future isn’t loud.
It’s already here—
on a chain where your voice is yours to keep.
—
Bilpcoin: We don’t chase trends. We build truth.
By the Bilpcoin Team
@geneeverett33 is not an account.
It is a financial phantom—an automated liquidity node designed for one purpose:
to generate daily “curation rewards” and route them directly to 
With zero organic content, zero delegation out, and 450+ HIVE withdrawn weekly like clockwork, this account is the final proof that Hive’s “ecosystem” is not a community—but a closed-loop reward laundering machine.
And now, the data is undeniable.
💡 Red Flag:
Every single transaction is to or from
This is not decentralization. It’s internal bookkeeping.
This precision is not organic.
It mirrors Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA) exit strategies—designed to avoid price impact while liquidating cartel profits.
→ instantly vested → powered up → split into 4 vesting tranches
graph LR
A[@xchangeout] -->|1,600+ HIVE| B[@geneeverett33]
B -->|450 HIVE/week| C[@geneeverett]
C -->|4,500b RC| B
D[@thefed / @redditposh] -->|“Author Rewards”| C
E[@hurtlocker] -->|Delegation| C
F[@geneeverett] -->|Swap Orders| G[@thefed]
This is a self-sustaining financial loop:
The result?
Fake volume. Fake rewards. Real profit.
Imagine a real-time reward heatmap:
no connection to the Hive community, only to the cartel treasury.
While
Why?
Because real engagement threatens the machine.
And the cartel cannot allow truth to compete with fiction.
Result?
Hive isn’t dying from neglect.
It’s being farmed to death.
On Blurt.blog:
And right now—you are early.
Finding Blurt in 2025 is like:
Discovering Bitcoin in 2010
Buying Ethereum in 2015
Getting Solana before the rise
But unlike those, Blurt offers something rarer:
A social blockchain with a soul.
But it holds a mirror to Hive’s future:
empty, automated, and abandoned.
At Bilpcoin, we don’t speculate.
We follow the chain.
And the ledger is clear:
The cartel is cashing out.
The people are waking up.
The future is Blurt.
—
Bilpcoin: We expose the truth. We do not cover it up.
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By the Bilpcoin Team
@thefed presents himself as a thought leader:
But behind the carefully written posts lies a strategic node in the
This is not community building.
It’s capital laundering with a byline.
💡 Red Flag:
Despite claiming to “support Hive,”
(off-chain swap broker)
Total cash-outs in 30 days: ~4,700+ HIVE
(~$4,700+ USD) — all moved within 24 hours of powering up.
This is not organic trading.
It’s structured exit.
— “Author share payout”
This is reward farming via proxy—designed to bypass self-vote detection.
graph LR
A[@hurtlocker] -->|Delegation| B[@thefed]
C[@TheMarkyMark] -->|Coordination| A
D[@redditposh] -->|Author Payouts| B
E[@xchangeout / @exchangeme] <--|4,700+ HIVE| B
F[@geneeverett] <--|Off-chain Swaps| B
G[@eds-vote / @coyotelation] <--|4,700 HP Delegation| B
H[@solominer] -->|Mutual Voting| B
I[@jacobtothe] -->|Cartel Alignment| B
offering plausible deniability while enabling mass liquidation.
Imagine a real-time financial heatmap:
, etc.) used to amplify cartel voting
His music posts (“Three Tune Tuesday”) receive 100% votes from 
This is not organic engagement.
It’s orchestrated signal inflation.
While real users are downvoted for truth,
Result?
Hive isn’t failing from silence.
It’s failing from scripted noise.
On Blurt.blog:
Blurt doesn’t need public intellectuals.
It needs real people.
But his wallet tells a different story:
He’s not building Hive. He’s exiting it.
At Bilpcoin, we don’t judge words.
We follow the chain.
And the ledger is clear:
The cartel is cashing out.
The people are waking up.
The future is Blurt.
—
Bilpcoin: We expose the truth. We do not cover it up.
By the Bilpcoin Team
On the surface, @hungrywanderer appears modest:
But beneath this facade lies a critical financial artery in the @TheMarkyMark–
This account is not a creator.
It is a high-frequency cash relay—receiving curation rewards, then funneling hundreds of HIVE directly to 
Now, with surgical precision, we expose its role in Hive’s covert economy.
💡 Red Flag: The only meaningful RC delegation comes from
—the same account that operates
–22 to downvote truth-tellers. This is not organic support. It’s access control.
Total sent to Huobi: ~295 HIVE (~$300+ USD)
This is not investing.
It’s capital flight—converting farm profits into exchangeable assets.
with memo:
“thanks so much for the loan, I am really grateful sir”
(a known liquidity partner)These are not gifts.
They are profit distributions within a closed loop.
From Jan 2024–Jan 2025,
Yet zero self-posts.
This account only curates—voting 100% on posts from 
This is reward farming, not community building.
graph LR
A[@hurtlocker] -->|6b RC| B[@hungrywanderer]
C[@TheMarkyMark] -->|Indirect control| A
D[@huobi-pro] <--|295+ HIVE| B
E[@bdhivesteem] <--|77+ HIVE| B
F[@abu78] <--|50+ HIVE| B
G[@smartmind20] <--|41b RC| B
H[@HiveWatchers] -->|Funds| C
Imagine a 3D transaction heatmap where:
The graph shows spikes in curation rewards followed by immediate drops—as funds vanish to exchanges.
No accumulation. No reinvestment.
Just throughput.
This is the signature of a financial node, not a community member.
While honest creators post about healthcare, moonkarts, and mindful walking—only to be downvoted for lacking cartel approval—the syndicate:
Result?
Hive isn’t dying from neglect.
It’s being looted from within.
On Blurt.blog:
Blurt’s economy is human-scale, not algorithmic exploitation.
But its transaction history holds the blueprint of Hive’s decay.
At Bilpcoin, we don’t speculate.
We follow the chain.
And the ledger is clear:
Hive’s freedom is a mirage.
Blurt’s freedom is real.
—
Bilpcoin: We expose the truth. We do not cover it up.
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By the Bilpcoin Team
At first glance, @goldencrow is a ghost:
But in the forensic language of blockchain, emptiness is often the loudest signal.
This account is not dormant.
It is deliberately minimal—a stealth node in the @TheMarkyMark–
We’ve exposed the farms, the alts, the delegators.
Now, we reveal the invisible plumbing—the zero-value accounts that move value without visibility.
💡 Red Flag:
This is not about influence—it’s about enabling transactions without traceability.
From May 25 – Aug 19, 2023, 
This is not farming.
It’s plausible deniability—using a legitimate game ecosystem to mask account activation.
Total sent to
— exactly matching the Dcity inflows.
This is not gifting.
It’s value laundering: move funds through a “clean” game economy, then extract to the cartel.
& 
These are not trades.
They are liquidity conversions—transforming HIVE into stablecoins or other tokens for off-chain cash-out.
graph LR
A[@hurtlocker] -->|6b RC| B[@goldencrow]
C[@dcityfund] -->|Micro-rewards| B
B -->|14.18 HIVE| A
B -->|29.6 HIVE| D[@honey-swap / @hiveswap]
E[@rubilu] <-->|11 HIVE loop| B
F[@TheMarkyMark] -->|Indirect control| A
G[@HiveWatchers] -->|Funds| F
@goldencrow is the smallest node in the network—but its role is strategic:
Imagine a real-time network graph where:
In this model,
But it pulses with high-frequency micro-flows, connecting game economies, cartel wallets, and DEXes.
Zoom into Q3 2023, and you see a burst of 106 tiny inflows → 5 strategic outflows—a classic layering pattern in capital obfuscation.
This is not decentralization.
It’s financial camouflage.
While real creators—mothers, students, artists—are downvoted into silence for posting about hummingbirds or solar panels, the cartel:
Result?
Hive isn’t dying from competition.
It’s being hollowed out from within by invisible hands.
On Blurt.blog:
Blurt’s smallest account has more legitimacy than Hive’s most sophisticated shadow node.
@goldencrow holds $0—but it holds the blueprint of Hive’s decay.
At Bilpcoin, we don’t chase headlines.
We follow the VESTS, no matter how faint.
And the ledger is clear:
Hive’s freedom is a facade. Its economy, a mirage.
But on Blurt.blog?
Freedom is not a feature—it’s the foundation.
—
Bilpcoin: We expose the truth. We do not cover it up.
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Hive may still have exchanges.
But it has lost its soul.
Blurt has no listings yet—
but it has its covenant:
Freedom is not a privilege for whales. It is the birthright of every voice.
So go.
Before the lights go out completely.
—
Bilpcoin: We don’t reward silence. We amplify truth.
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