An Investor's Approach to Hive

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Appropriately 7 months ago the price of Hive was trading sround $1.31 on coinmarketcap.com and at that time I wrote that being an investor looking long term these price drops shouldn't be a problem as far as you believe in the future of crypto project.

Now, there is a difference between a investor and a worker. A worker work on day to day, weekly or monthly basis generate income and spend it in meeting his costs.

I am not saying that a worker can't be an investor. He may be an investor if he had some extra savings and goes onto investing it.

We may also have workers here on Hive as well. Whatever they earn, they cash it and spend it.

I don't have to blame them but it would have been good for them to stake it for a longer term, build their portfolio and find another job which could fulfill their financial needs for the time.

As for the investors, they are the ones who have some money in savings and invest it. Or keep on investing whatever they earn continuously build their assets.

Now the approach I have taken towards hive is an investors approach. As I believe in the potential of Hive and trust this platform, I am staking what I earn. My focus is to build my portfolio.

The present Hive prices shouldn't be an issue for those who are looking long term. Focus should be building our portfolios.

If the recent crypto market crash is making you reconsider your crypto investments, I would rather say not to. Think long term, if and only you believe in the future of a crypto.

Panic selling may make you take decisions that you may regret in future.

These are merely my thoughts. It's not a financial advice.

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