After the recent dip triggered by heightened uncertainty surrounding international trade—particularly the escalating trade war between the United States and China—we’re witnessing an intriguing phenomenon: Blurt appears more stable than Hive against the U.S. dollar.
Now, don’t get me wrong—Blurt’s price did drop quite sharply. However, when comparing the past seven days of Blurt’s performance to Hive’s, it becomes evident that Blurt has managed to retain its value better. During the market-wide liquidation event, where most major cryptocurrencies plunged by double digits, Blurt also declined, but not nearly to the same extent. According to CoinGecko, Hive fell as low as $0.133 and is now trading around $0.148, marking an 18.8% decline over the past week. Blurt, by contrast, briefly collapsed to $0.0018, but the drop was short-lived—its value quickly rebounded and has since stabilized around $0.002086, reflecting a 6.3% loss over the same period.
This contrast suggests that Blurt is, in the long run, more resilient—despite its occasional volatility. Because Blurt’s circulating supply is relatively small, it can be vulnerable to sharp price movements caused by large holders (“whales”). However, most whales on the platform appear to hold Blurt long-term and are less likely to react impulsively to broader market swings. As more users join the Blurt ecosystem, newcomers may be more prone to panic selling, yet early adopters tend to better understand the project’s value and are less easily shaken.
Ultimately, Blurt’s relative stability seems to stem from community trust and whale confidence during uncertain times. Even when quick dips occur, the market tends to correct itself swiftly, restoring a sense of equilibrium.