Hello friends!
With Hive at 30 cents a piece, hopefully you can appreciate the upside of investing in Hive do seem to outweigh the down side of it.
Of course, anything can happen and Hive can go down to 5 cents, for example.
But, given the ongoing development activities on Hive, that is rather unlikely in my view.
Let's cut to the chase, this is an idea to convince you to buy more Hive for HP.
I will call it the 365 Hive Method.
The assumption is that you will be writing and posting stuff, and at least yielding $1 as payout per day on average.
This is how.
Suppose you invest $365 into Hive, and that will get you about 1216 Hive at today's price of 30 cents.
This is where I want to focus on: Once you power it up, keep posting and commenting and curating. Make every effort to earn Hive and convert them into HBD. Put them into the savings will gain that 20% interest too.
The goal? Accumulating 365 HBD in a year to recover your initial investment of $365. Once you reach the goal, your initial outlay is basically risk free. If it booms, you have the option of selling them at a profit. That is on top of your 365 HBD already in the bag.
Is it difficult to yield 1 HBD per day if you are meaningfully and actively posting and commenting on Hive? No, it is not.
I got to understand that it is all about momentum. Once you keep posting good stuffs, some accounts will consistently support you. The reality is 1 HBD is really a humble goal.
Is it too much to ask for anyone to post regularly? Is the effort too much? It depends.
If you integrate your Hive activity into your life, it isn't that difficult. For example, if you love to take photos, start an account and post photos you snap from whatever you encounter. If you have a new hobby, write on it. If you are taking a course, write about it. You use Hive as record keeping!
In my case, whenever I have inspirations about crypto or Hive, I write something to share it. Let's see if this post earns me more than 1 HBD. :)
What do you think about my 365 Hive Method?