It's an interesting reflection. I believe many users came to Hive attracted by the rewards, but over time they also discovered a community and relationships that go beyond the financial aspect. I've seen Hivewatcher destroy some profiles I'd brought into the blockchain, and understanding rather than attacking them would have been enough to keep them. Some of them were very good at writing. I'm not saying they didn't make mistakes, but the aggressive way they were treated caused them to disappear from HIVE. The price of HIVE today, June 15, 2026, is $0.051, very low indeed. I thought it wouldn't drop below $0.10. I also have serious doubts about HIVE's future; we'll see where we stand in December 2026. In conclusion: It's true that the token's value strongly influences the platform's activity, but the history of blockchains teaches us that market cycles come and go. Hive has gone through several difficult phases since 2020 and is still here, but it is here at a rather low "energy" level.