I went through each one of these this afternoon and calculated the amount of Hive each token reward was worth. That way when I am reviewing my posts, I can have a better understanding not only of which post earns me the most crypto, but also which TAG or TRIBE it is that is addition the most reward to the posts I create.
In this example, I tagged my post with the same tags I am using on this post. I received some comments last time, so I wanted to go over a few of the use cases of some of the tag on this post:
#alive - This is a wonderful tribe - TOKEN. They have a condenser\Nitrous front-end here: https://www.wearealiveand.social/ Erik G. (the tribe founder) does a great job of making sure the community is active. I own lots of the Alive token and miner, and am working on content for the new alive e-book list-building portion.
#archon - TOKEN General tag. Per description: 'Archon Tribe Token: 100k to start. 1 ARCHON will be added to reward pool every 150 blocks for PoB. Miners split 100k ARCHON per year. Staked ARCHON is a source of GP in Archon Governance.'
#ctp - TOKEN This is my favorite second layer tribe token, and it sports the ctptalk.com front-end. Jon, Blain, and Eliana from ClickTrackProfit.com have done a superb job with building a community and use case for the ctp token. I stake a good deal of this and own miners (CTPM) as well. Can't say enough good about them.
#leofinance - TOKEN A rock-solid tag to use if your posts are about crypto or finance. Has a great-looking blogging front-end. I use this tag when I discuss my second layer tokens, and I get good upvotes on my content as long as I stay on track with it.
I round out my tags with #neoxian, which nets neoxag, and #proofofbrain which pays POB tokens.
I added SPT tokens to my chart. :)
I've also started tracking #spt on my posts, since I am staking this token to increase my curation rewards and voting power on the SplinterTalk.io front-end, now that I play SplinterLands. Per this post there's a great explanation on how they use the @monster-grinder and @monster-curator on posts that use the #spt tag to reward good content.
If you're like me and you already blog AND play SplinterLands, then using this tag is a no-brainer when your content shows how folks that leverage SplinterLands can increase their earnings. It was this aspect of the game that attracted me to it to begin with.
This has also added additional value to my posts.
What's in YOUR wallet?
With the sake of sounding like Samuel L. Jackson, what crypto is in your wallet? Leave a comment below and let me know which tags you use and their use cases. :)
I hope the last few posts I've done that discuss tag usage help to clear some of the confusion I've seen recently on which tags to use where. When in doubt, read other posts that use the tag and see if your content matches in content.
Peace and Love,
-Rob
