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truly decentralized crypto doesn't have an org chart;
what we do have is a fully public graph.
Witnesses are elected: vote them out or they miss blocks, and the next one produces without a board meeting or slowdown in the interim. Connections, history and API tools sit in the open, owned and used by everyone. The DAO has no keys or controllers, and anyone can propose to it.
this chain exists because a community refused a private acquisition.
forget top down
built from the bottom up♦️
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0 gas
0 companies that can close your account
0 middlemen who can hold your funds
0 wait
0 keys or foundations holding the treasury
0 reasons not to add Hive to your normie or cross-chain stack
1 name and voluntary history that's all you, everywhere you go
the math is mathing
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no.
slowing.
down.
It's not just about how we build. Fee calculation waits, network congestion, and all the stuff that makes functional not very fun shouldn't get in your way.
Hive runs on Resource Credits; stake once, transact for free with near-instant finality.
(translation: no feeling blockchain pain. worth celebrating🎊)
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$HIVE makes social accounts portable.
Ecency lets people hold their keys and
social graph across their history.
The account stays familiar without
trapping identity inside one app.
Ownership becomes something a regular
social user can clearly picture.
Portability wins when leaving doesn't
mean rebuilding every connection.
Communities of bloggers, readers, and curators built the internet, and they’re still where real life happens every day.
@ecency_official feels like social you already know and love, powered by Hive. Keys and graph you actually hold, history that moves with you, and people connecting over what matters to them...
building the internet and real life
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🚨🇺🇸 A HUGE crypto bill could hit a wall in the U.S. Senate today...
The Senate is voting on whether to move forward with the Clarity Act, which would finally give digital assets clearer federal rules.
The crypto industry has spent hundreds of millions pushing for it, but the bill still needs 60 votes.
And there are 2 big problems.
Democrats want tougher rules stopping politicians from making money through crypto ventures, with Trump’s own crypto business part of that fight.
Banks worry stablecoins could pull money away from deposits and hurt lending.
So it all comes down to those 60 votes today.
If the bill falls short, Republicans may simply run out of time to save it before the elections.
Source: Reuters / Writer: Daniyal
It's a legacy for those who will vote "yes"
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Good news. America should write the rules for the future of finance, not watch that future move overseas.
We need clear rules that protect consumers and keep innovation here at home. We’ve debated long enough. On Tuesday, the Senate should vote to move the CLARITY Act forward.
🚨Clarity Act Update!
Tuesday at 2:15 p.m. ET, the Senate takes its first procedural vote on the Clarity Act.
This is not a vote on final passage. It is a vote to end debate on whether the United States Senate should even consider a bill to regulate digital assets.
We have spent thousands of hours writing a framework so America leads this technology instead of watching it leave. Dozens of Senators have been in the room. It already cleared committee with a bipartisan vote. The House already passed it.
A “no” on Tuesday is not a thoughtful objection to a provision. It is a vote to keep an entire industry in the dark with no rules, no American framework, and let it develop overseas.
That is an absurd position.
If Senators have concerns about the bill, they can offer an amendment after we agree to take it up. That is how the Senate is supposed to work.
To my colleagues : vote yes on Tuesday. Consider the bill. Regulate this industry in the United States. Do not hand the future of digital assets to other countries because we failed to do our jobs.
Hiro retweeted
It took 50% of my usage but I finally made SOL 10x faster. It is actually useable now. The issue with these IDEs, esp cursor/codex - is they need constant maintenance and you need to basically build an entire system around them to keep them stable.
I have like 500gig alone in just codex chats built up, i dont delete anything i store them on external hardrives.
These IDEs still dont understand how to handle such massive code bases that have tons of updates.
Thats why Hive AI is built for hardcore coders, the “second brain” is built into the ide.
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A tiny bit of my quick check experience through a hive:native front end... using my node as the API target (images don't come from my node).
This is the way! 😎
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🚨JUST IN: 🇺🇸50 out of 52 Republicans will VOTE in favor of the CLARITY ACT.
More than $30,000,000,000,000 is on the verge of entering CRYPTO!
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#BREAKING 🚨 BOOOOM 💥💥
BITCOIN IS HEADING FOR $400,000! CHARTS DON’T LIE! GET READY TO STACK SATS, BECAUSE THIS IS A MOVEMENT!
WHAT A WILD RIDE!
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Blockchain: HIVE
Main currency: $HIVE
Ecosystem: Social media, gaming, DeFi...
CEO: Community























