Hey everyone! ICYMI: we published an updated DHF Proposal after talking with a number of important stakeholders and witnesses on Hive over the past several weeks. One of the main points of feedback we got was that INLEO's Proposal would give more value to Hive if we open sourced our onboarding technology. Afterall, our proposal is focused on growing the chain and one of the best ways INLEO can serve to grow the chain better is to release this framework that has become one of the most used signup methods on Hive.

Hey everyone! This week, there was a call in the main Hive Discord where a bunch of Hivers came together to discuss the Hive ecosystem. A heavy emphasis was on the DHF and @blocktrades was the guest of the hour. @buttcoins and @shadowspub do a great job hosting.

Hey everyone! You may have seen some of the debates around the implementation of LeoAuth and Keystore sign-ins on INLEO. If you haven't, this post will briefly describe the situation and the solution that we have deployed in response to the situation.

INLEO's goal has always been to maximize our positive impact on Hive and the growth of this blockchain. Our mission with the various new technologies we build and deploy is to gain adoption for Hive from the outside world. We believe there is a lot of amazing work being done internally to foster more use cases for Hivers but one thing we feel that we are amply equipped to do is foster more use cases that convince non-Hivers to become Hivers

Hive is one of the most powerful blockchains in crypto—fast, free, and with decentralized identity at its core. But one thing is holding it back: a fractured, outdated login system.Right now, signing up for Hive is a confusing mess for new users. Every Hive app—whether it’s PeakD, Ecency, Actifit, 3Speak, Splinterlands, or INLEO—has a completely different way to sign up and log in. This means users don’t know what to expect, struggle to switch between apps, and get frustrated before they even start using Hive.

Over the past month, we've spoken with a lot of different members of the community. The INLEO proposal has been met with a lot of questions. Keeping an open dialogue with Hive users and prominent members of the community is something that we are very happy to do. As many know, I am big on feedback. I believe in having open feedback loops, deploying new ideas and iterating quickly toward the end goal.