You Do you invest in L2 tokens from Hive? After the recent events with the BRO token, I'm once again worried that investing in second-tier tokens might be dangerous. I've seen projects rise and fall, either due to natural causes or simply because something crazy happened. Well, I spent practically all of 2024 investing in L2 tokens, focusing mainly on those that pay dividends, but over time, some close friends told me it was too risky to continue.
Then 2025 arrived, and I focused solely on increasing my HP, without paying much attention to second-tier tokens, and now another big one has fallen (well, at least its value). I don't know if the BRO project and its other participants will continue or not, but the question is: do you trust and still invest in L2 from Hive?
I'm torn about what to do. I've had a strong urge to try and sell the various tokens I own and invest everything in HBD or HP, but of course, this needs to be carefully considered; making decisions without thinking is a big mistake. But what if DAB, DBOND, DUO, or EDSI are next? That scares me a bit because I think the token needs to maintain its value. If I want to leave the project, it's natural to want to sell my tokens and thus recover some of what I invested.
Some people had many BRO tokens, even more than 1000, so the price was sky-high and everything was quite valuable, but what now? It all melted down. Something that was very expensive is now worth around 0.5 swap.hive. Okay, you support the project and believe it will grow and that everything is fine, but the question always remains: what if? What if it shuts down? So, I no longer have dividends (in my case), and even selling to try and recover the loss wouldn't be possible.
Therefore, all of this is a reflection on the subject. Is it worthwhile to sell everything from L2 and invest in the main layer? Or to sell some that aren't so useful and not be so dependent on them? Perhaps the best thing is to focus only on Hive and HBD, increasing our Hive Power and thus performing better in the first layer.
