Hivetorch: It's time to move the torch forward again.

Social experiments are extremely useful to demonstrate some value judgment that is very important and that needs to be highlighted within a project in order to have a better perspective on a wide scale. The objective is to retain (mainly the concept that serves as the focus of the experiment) an idea and show to another person what is excellent inside it, as a massive form of incentive.

Within this concept, the experiment currently known as Hivetorch was created, an initiative originally created by @geekgirl (whose name was Steemtorch), and which was copied (for HIVE's molds and adaptations) by @stayoutoftherz having a single major central objective: demonstrate how strong a group work can be, using speed and confidence in the transfer of values ​​in HIVE.

It is not about money (this is just a "side effect" to encourage adherence to the experiment), it is about collective work for a common good, focusing on engagement among users because the torch is passed from hand to hand , only among the most trusted and participative users. It is a simple experiment, but in essence, it is powered by a very relevant and useful potential.

The experiment started on May 13, 2020 and one of the main rules is to pass on the amounts of Hive received to another user (adding any value between 0 and 1 HIVE, or just passing on the value already received, without there being a decreased value). The goal is to reach 333 transactions and through my participation, the number will rise to 280 and 323.500 HIVE (adding 0.500 HIVE to what was deposited in my account).