A Little Coolness and Some Curation Updates
A Little Coolness and Some Curation Updates
When it is hotter inside than outside, when even the fan can no longer cool the room, and you end up going outside into the sunlight simply because it feels cooler there, you inevitably start thinking that your insulation works quite well… perhaps even a little too well during the summer!
In winter, this insulation is very useful because it helps keep the heat inside and reduces energy loss. However, when temperatures rise, you sometimes wish it were a little less effective so that more cool air could enter. Unfortunately, as a tenant, I do not really have the possibility of carrying out any work or modifying the insulation in the apartment to improve the situation.
Still, it is not a big problem. When the heat becomes too intense, sometimes all you need to do is go outside and find some shade. The forest is a perfect place for that. It is usually a little cooler there, the air feels more pleasant, and the atmosphere is much quieter than in the city. There is also less pollution, less noise, and far less traffic.
The people you meet on the forest paths also seem more pleasant and relaxed. They often take the time to say hello, which has unfortunately become quite rare in large cities. Hearing the birds singing, the wind moving through the trees, and the sound of flowing water is incredibly relaxing. It is certainly much more enjoyable than the constant noise of crowds, cars, and engines.
Today, I also decided to temporarily pause curation in order to let the voting mana recharge completely to 100%. I am sorry if some of you were waiting for your micro-vote, but taking a break from time to time is necessary so that we can start again in better conditions afterward.
As the saying goes: sometimes you have to take a step back to move forward. It is sometimes better to wait, recharge your resources, and then continue more efficiently rather than using everything too quickly.
The bot voted on more than 300 posts yesterday. Its voting mana therefore dropped quite quickly, even though it is currently only distributing votes at 3.5%. With such a large number of votes, the mana consumption inevitably becomes significant.
As you can see in the screenshot above, my HIVE POWER is also gradually increasing thanks to curation. It is happening little by little, but the progress is encouraging. My goal remains the same: to personally reach 20,000 HP. It will still take some time and patience, but every curation vote and every reward helps move this project forward.
On Hive-Engine, I am also continuing to earn BEE in exchange for HP delegations or BEE delegations.
This activity allows me to gradually develop my resources while providing an interesting solution for people who want to delegate their tokens without necessarily using them directly. Delegations allow available resources to work and generate additional earnings over time.
I am therefore continuing this strategy calmly, trying to improve the different aspects of my Hive account: curation, HP accumulation, votes distributed by the bot, and delegations on Hive-Engine.
For now, I am continuing slowly but surely. Between the hot weather, walks in the forest, and the ongoing development of the account, the days remain quite busy.
Thank you to everyone who follows my posts, uses the bot’s votes, or participates in the different delegations. Every contribution, no matter how small, helps the entire project grow.
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