May has the beautiful privilege of being considered the "month of flowers." In Venezuela, it also carries lovely traditions, such as the Cruz de Mayo. However, on the flip side, it is also known as the "month of flies and diarrhea."

More than five years ago, I received an invitation to curate five posts every Wednesday on any topic I wanted, from any community and in any language, for the @MSP-Curation project, run by our friends at @Minnowsupport (@Palnet). The first publication I did was on April 1, 2020, just a few days after Hive was born as an independent blockchain You can see it here!

Vuelvo con otro capítulo de mis crónicas, agrupadas bajo la etiqueta #Chronos y organizadas en la colección Chronos: Vivencias y literaturaEn esta oportunidad para hablar de esas inclinaciones que nos son intrínsecas y de las cuales desconocemos su origen o razón.

When I started on this platform, long before it was called Hive and long before niche communities existed for publishing, the only way to unify content was with #tags or #hashtags.At that time, @uwelang, who has always been a promoter of music, invited people to publish content about dance music on weekends using the #danceweekend tag. I accepted the invitation and started publishing content on that topic, and it was an incredible experience for me because "music for dancing" is such a broad concept that there is practically no limit to spending a lifetime writing about it.

Ayer, 22 de mayo, tuvimos la oportunidad de participar en la celebración de la 5° Global Pizza Party 2025, en la zona rural de El Hatillo, gracias a la invitación de los amigos @arrozymangophoto y @cvnuiter, quienes tienen en ese lugar un proyecto espectacular ecológico llamado Vida Verde (@vida.verde). Allí se dieron cita distintos proyectos Web3 para conmemorar la fecha, hablar sobre temas relacionados con esa temática, entre lo cual destacó la intervención de @danielvehe, de @rutablockchain, acerca de la economía circular en Hive.

Why is Bitcoin Pizza Day celebrated?It’s important to understand that when developer Laszlo Hanyecz paid 10,000 bitcoins for two pizzas, it laid the foundation for a new world. The Bitcoin project was barely a year old, and only a few enthusiasts had joined it. The value of the pizzas he bought was approximately $40, but this was the first “purchase” made with this new form of money, setting a precedent that Bitcoin could indeed be used as a currency.