Hive's Fork, What You Might Learn from The Transition

Hello guys, welcome to the show for this week. It's @joetunex and @josediccus here again. This is the week of the fork and we've taken this opportunity to talk about the Hive fork in general. We've got a lot of feedback asking us about what Steem or Steemit is. So many "OGs" refer Steem in their posts and since we've got a lot of newbies on the chain, who are inquisitive about the history of the blockchain, we've decided to take this period as an important moment to talk about how Hive was birthed and what led to hard fork.

We also emphasized on the meaning of hard and soft fork and why the latter is necessary for a web3 progressive Blockchain such as Hive. We talked about the rich history of Hive and its community, which is the core identity of the chain that's not sellable or transferable due to the decentralized nature of the blockchain.

This was emphasized when we discussed the hostile takeover and Justin Sun's attempt to "TRONIZE" the chain at that time. It was an iconic period in blockchain history and we discussed how it made the round in cryptocurrency tabloids. We also talked about how the rich history of the chain can act as a positive instigator to potential investors on the DApps built here and finally how we can manage to market Hive having not found the perfect way to do it thus far.