I hope your movement is safe and hassle free. Lots of jobs are being affected by the coronavirus and it is worrisome what will happen after the dust clears.
I'm still trying to wrap my head around how we moved from justinsun buying steemit Inc to the migration to Hive. It is so surreal. Don't people talk any more, amend opinions, make concessions? Are these not business people?
I have some liquid steem as I have actually powered down for some purpose offline. I could sell but I think I'd rather keep to build a suitable Jive wallet. Who knows what tomorrow will bring.
It is my hope that the developers and witnesses on Hive do not become isolated from the community and possibly, they can pursue the vision behind the founding of steem to its fullness.
No one knows what the future holds for crypto. Whether these blockchain projects occupying the crypto space today will survive the test of time, only posterity can say. We can only tag along, enjoying the knowledge of being pioneers, of being part of a revolutionary way of seeing money, and hope that policies, developments, structures built into chains work, and not only hold but expand into mainstream acceptance, the chains.
Will be seeing you, Taraz, here and there. Nostalgia mostly in my thoughts. Where they really good old days?
No, people don't talk or negotiate, especially across the Internet. They did try for awhile, but I considered it largely fruitless as no trust could be built.
You might want to sell a bit of steem just in case it drops heavily after Hive launch as currently it is up 200% However, it is your call.
People confuse good times with good old days. Good old days are often due to the overcoming or survival of adverse conditions. I think they may qualify.
I will definitely sell some. I have actually been selling for a while now for one or two offline issues.
People get to be nostalgic, like me, about a rose tinted past.
I am thinking of ways to leverage on this self distancing and the possibilities of new systems of doing business that may arise from it. No good ideas yet.