knowing a large portion of our active userbase is from developing nations it's not difficult to understand that some can't keep holding hive even if they wanted to and are starting to realize, at least maybe after the recent hardfork, that hive isn't coming back as easily as it used to. Inflation is slowly dropping.

It is true that users in developing nations are usually the ones who withdraw most or all of their earnings. When the price of Hive drops, they often leave. We saw this in Malaysia; at one point, we had nearly 1,000 users and many active leaders. Now, very few of us remain. Some are still active, while others (myself included) are on and off due to work commitments.

However, I use Hive primarily for savings because the situation in Malaysia isn't great, and it seems to worsen with every change in government. I hope I don't have to withdraw the Hive I’ve been staking for the past few years, but with how difficult life has become, that day might eventually come sadly.

Anyway good to see you always active here always can count on you to talk about the serious stuff in Hive.