Hive is a robust ecosystem and developments are happening whether we are aware about them or not. And we do learn everyday and as we stay longer, we get to discover things that we initially didn't know about.
And if you have been around Hive for a while, chances are you may have come across these already. If not, read on please...
Hive Autoclaim Services
Sometime ago, I noticed that there are some who were still unaware of this tool developed by Arcange. It is very helpful to people like me who tend to forget things especially when we get occupied with life and things.
So what does it do?
- Autoclaim LARYNX token airdrop for those who qualified (every first of each month)
- Claim your daily rewards for you (curation/posting rewards re: Hive, HBD, and even HE tokens) so instead of you manually claiming them everyday, this tool will do it for you.
How to set up?
Go to https://hivesigner.com/authorize/hive.autoclaim
If you are already signed in on your Hivesigner, all you have to do is click the "authorize" button and that's it. It will do the job of claiming your rewards without you having to lift a finger. Brilliant, right? And the good thing is you can cancel or revoke the authority anytime you want.
HiveBuzz Calendar for Power Up Month
If you are participating in the Power Up Month initiative of @HiveBuzz, this is a very handy tool to check whether or not you are up to date with your daily power up especially when you are still adjusting to the UTC timezone.
You can access this in the HiveBuzz site and after entering your Hive username (without the @ sign), go to the "Power Up" tab/menu, scroll down to "Power Up Month" and then click on the current month where the calendar will show up.
All green means you are on track. I guess if you missed a day, there will be a red mark on it. I'm not sure as I'm always staking HIVE daily (and have no intention of missing a day just to try it out, lol!)
And while there, you might also want to check how you are doing in Hive - socially, financially and on the governance by going to the "Tour" tab.
I think this is very helpful especially for those who are just starting and are kinda lost on what to do first. It has a series of things stage by stage, much more like a checklist that one can do or experience in Hive -- setting up profile, posting, communities, finance and governance.
The great thing is that each stage has an explanation and the list turns green as one accomplishes them.
This is all for today and please note to use them at your own discretion and of course, with ample care!
Photos and or screen captures were obtained within Hive and HiveBuzz. No copyright infringement intended. 210622/11:40ph