When #hpud came around on February 1st, I certainly didn't miss it, but I put off publishing my follow-up post for a day or two. And then the wheel started spinning faster and faster, and it kept pounding my head. (Actually it looked like evastating nuclear disaster blasted in the middle of our house in the most unappropriate moment. But do proper moments exist, at all?..) I'm far from back to normal, but today is the first day that I feel weak but not sick (let's skip the unnecessary details of the diagnosis; no surgeon cut anything off for $10,000, and there's no need to disturb the esteemed Hive community by collecting money to pay the bills for the operation).

Anyway; six days late here's my account for...

Hive Power Up Day!

Since October 2020 I managed not to miss a single one #hpud - 54 monthly powerups in a row. Sweet!

So, these are my achievements on the blockchain up to date, and stats for the last month:

https://hivebuzz.me/@qwerrie

http://hivestats.io/@qwerrie -- last month I pulled off 11 blogs only. Harsh flu I've got right at the start of this month (together with all our family, all at once!) did not inspire me for more blogging, but I tried to be more consistent. My author rewards made 365.8 HP, and curation rewards made 242 HP. I sold all HBDs from my stake, thus I had in my wallet as much as 279.7 HIVE liquid.

I powered up 280 HIVE, and earned another shiny yellow bage! Good contrast to the January results. Thus, my account grew by 770 HP: from 41680 in February to 42450 in March - another little stone on my Hive roadmap.

My position in the ranklist lifted from #407 in February to #403 source. This does not necessarily means a great growth; but its a good consistency, right?

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Current delegations

Now, let's look at my delegation. I adjusted my delegation to @Photofeed to 101 HP and thats all changes I wanted to do. At the moment I support eight following Hive communities and curating projects:

3227 HP out of total 42450 are delegated, i.e. 7.5%. And that is all for today.

See you all next month the fatter bees, better and better!

Good things move at a snail's pace, as Japanese use to say.

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Changes were made via @ecency interface / Screenshots taken with Fast Stone Capture / Artwork assembled in Adobe Photoshop. Previous posts: jan. | feb.