Finding logic is something you can rarely see in crypto markets, all sorts of tokens have insane values without utility, community and a great story like Hive has, many of those coins have ridiculously higher market cap so in these markets it's a rare occurrence to see something logical, something that should of been a norm. Of course I'm talking about Hive leaving Steem in the dust behind, something that should of happen from day 1 since Hive fork happened one year ago but it "only" took a year for that to happen.
Objectively it's not very important in terms of price if we're above Steem but for me personally it is very important. Yes their "dollar pegged" SBD is 7.5$, but who needs such a broken tool. HBD is doing much better in terms of peg preservation, it's not perfect but at least it holds with the help of HBD stabilizer proposal, very important proposal for the overall health of Hive, imo HBD should of been dead by now but I can tolerate it as long as it holds it's peg price area.
Winning most innovative crypto project award certainly helped.
"Hive was founded by a diverse group of community members, developers and investors. Contributors to Hive come from every part of the world, every walk of life, and are united by a shared common vision and love of decentralized blockchain technology and innovation. Hive is not based in any specific jurisdiction and is truly a global project."
Staying in and being a part of decentralized movement since it all started and seeing Hive on ridiculously undervalued area for so long certainly hurt, but there is no better feeling when you held strong during those times and seeing the fruits of those decentralized convictions we all have on Hive getting noticed by the markets. No corporate overlords, no borders, I couldn't care less where you're from, on Hive we are all just a small part of something greater. We are still heavily connected with BTC however and BTC will be our main drive going forward, it will be our main stopping power too if it decides to go for a heavy correction.
Where we go from here will be interesting to see. Again there is no better place to be, so my personal answer for the question in the title is that defintely something greater awaits Hive.