Entitlement with regards to cryptocurrency funding is a really bad strategy in the long run too... If someone is able to accrue a nest egg in crypto somehow without contributing or working too hard, they won't have the skills to invest that money or to make more of it later on.
I think Hive is one of the best places for rewarding work beyond fintech and programming -- writers, artists, etc -- thanks to its curation model. If someone gets a few upvotes and becomes complacent, they're doomed. But if they use a few early upvotes as a source of inspiration -- as pressure to be better, to be worthy of the votes - then it can be a source of more creative growth.
Ideally, in my mind, someone with a lot of money would enjoy it to some extent but also consider it a great responsibility, the old spiderman "with great power comes great responsibility" thing
I agree with this. Consistency is vital. We need to see the activity over a long period of time before it all adds up.
Yet over time, our accounts can grow which means that one's upvote value increases. Then we are passing around a greater amount of money to each person we upvote.
It all builds on all ends.
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