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January 2018 - I was on peakd and didn't see it before. So, you came in at the Steem high (it hit 8 dollars on Jan 4th), and then slid down for the next year and was around 13 cents or so. Didn't think about buying at any point? Then the Hive split and after the initial pump, dropped to 10 cents, not then either? After seeing the highs, and then the place still being here 3 years later, why not consider investing a little, just in case those highs return, considering we have been in a bear market for two years until this run started?

Just trying to understand.

I can say that I was trying to understand what this platform was in the first months after joining. I wrote some posts to gain HIVE and power up. Then I gave a break, wrote post from time to time. I didn't even know how to buy or sell crypto.

Later, I learnt how cryptos, wallets work. There some exchange sites came up in my country. 2021 is my most active year on HIVE thanks to Ecency App. I think I have much to learn.

Your opening paragraph sounds like my first six months too :)

I haven't used the Ecency app, is it good? Learning doesn't end here for a long time - it is the start of an industry - this also means that there is a massive amount of opportunity for those who do learn.

Yes, I like it. It makes me be active on HIVE everyday; read, comment and upvote posts with mobile phone. It is like Partiko. Do you know it? It is dead now.

Otherwise, I would open browser, write hive.blog or peakd to follow what happens on HIVE. I might have forgotten to open HIVE, that's possible.