It finally happened!
I finally joined the virtual talk everyone (including myself) was hyping about in the community last October 28 after work, and this time I joined the conversation in a workable, non-glitchy gadget compared to my last attempt in joining, and finally got to see the faces of other people behind the Hive blogs I have been following.
Prior the event, I had some expectations of my own. I never got around adjusting to virtual meets, even at work. In most virtual meets, I get slightly stressed on how the people I talk to are so far away, so conscious or uptight, doing their best to look professional that's why I almost always turn my camera off for being too conscious 😂.
That's why, I was kind of surprised how engaging everyone was and so open about the things they know, or don't know, their concerns. I forgot about my worries and joined in the fun, even though earlier than that, I was wrapping myself in a blanket since I wanted to feel comfy for a while after a tiring day at work.
I give my kudos to the organizers (
So, what did you learn, Roxanne?
I learned quite a lot from the talks like:
- The origins of cryptocurrency, as in, what it is and where did it come from, and how it works
- The advantages of cryptocurrency and crypto trading. I've already experienced the small fees and how the uninvolvement of the government help keeps it that way, but it was elaborated more in the talks
- The different working personalities in Hive -- based on the game we played during the talk on guess whose profile it is and the only clue we were given was the logo. It was the first time I ever felt bad about myself for having a slow typing speed 😭
- What goes on in the transactions in Hive -- in all honesty, it was kind of like viewing the gears and working bolts of a machine
- huhu how to trade crypto 😭 I need more of these in my crypto trading life
- And on the potential of NFTs -- maybe the artistic side of me will be my future salvation after all 😭
and these do not even begin to cover everything.
What can I recommend?
The talk pretty much covered all of the typical criteria:
The topics were so timely and relevant. ☑️
The hosts and speakers were really fun and engaging. ☑️
The participants really showed a lot of contagious energy. ☑️
I guess I could say something about the time the event was held? I certainly would have preferred it more if it was over the weekend and during the day so I could have way more energy to be fully engaged with the talk and probably gain a faster reaction time for the games 😂.
It would also be nice if the games were more personified like participant bingo...
though I don't know how that will work in an online platform 🤔.
To all of you guys who attended, nice to meet you!
...and thanks for not judging the girl in the black blanket 😂
Roxanne Marie is the twenty-year-old something who calls herself the Protean Creator.
She is a chemical engineer by profession, pole-dancer and blogger by passion and frustration, and lastly, a life enthusiast. She is on a mission to rediscover her truth through the messy iterative process of learning, relearning and unlearning. Currently, she works as a science and research instructor in her hometown, Tagbilaran City, all the while documenting her misadventures, reflections and shenanigans as a working-class millennial here on Hive.
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