🔍 Why Hasn’t the BLURT Coin Risen Yet? A Logical Analysis from Inside the Platform

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Just a personal opinion and analysis about the situation of the BLURT coin, written as an actual user of the platform, not as an investor or promoter.

The Blurt.blog platform has been operating steadily since its launch in 2020. The community there exists and is active, and its currency (BLURT) is actually used for blogging and rewards.
Despite that, the price of the coin is still relatively low and has not witnessed a noticeable rise in the market.

In this article, I present a simple reading of the reasons for the lack of increase in the price of BLURT, with a brief comparison to the HIVE coin and some possible solutions from my point of view as a user.

🧩 First: Reasons for the Coin Not Rising


1. Weak Liquidity

The BLURT coin is not listed on major exchanges, and the daily trading volume is very low.
It was listed on Probit, which ranks 34th among trading platforms with a trading volume of $397 million which is one-third of Bitcoin’s 24-hour trading volume on Binance — do you notice the big difference?
Low liquidity means that supply is greater than demand, and therefore the price remains stable or decreases over time.

2. Inflation Resulting from the Reward System

Every day, new amounts of the coin are distributed as rewards to writers, and this increases the supply in the market.
As long as most users sell their rewards instead of keeping them, the pressure on the price will continue.

3. Absence of Use Outside the Platform

Currently, BLURT is used only within Blurt.blog.
If there were services or applications that accepted it as a means of payment (stores, paid content, subscriptions), the real need for the coin would increase.

4. Weak Marketing

The Blurt project relies on natural growth from within the community, and this makes its spread much slower than projects that spend on marketing or advertisements.

⚖️ Brief Comparison Between BLURT and HIVE

Aspect BLURT HIVE
Current Price (approx.) $0.00198 $0.136
Market Cap $1.17 million $67,6 million
Voting System No downvotes Includes downvotes
Community Smaller, more focused Larger and more diverse
Main Purpose Blogging and direct rewards Broader blockchain app ecosystem

Personally, I used to use Hive.blog before, but I stopped because the downvote system made the experience very bad.
The advantage of Blurt is that it is simpler, more neutral, and does not punish the user for his opinion.

💡 Possible Practical Solutions

1. Listing the Coin on New Exchanges
A single listing on a medium-sized trading platform can noticeably increase liquidity.

2. Encouraging Activation of Blurt Power
Converting part of the balance into power (staking) reduces the circulating supply and increases demand in the long term.

3. Expanding Uses Within the Platform
Adding paid services using the coin (such as advertisements or content features).
Supporting the sale of digital services between users in exchange for BLURT.

4. Marketing to New Communities
The Arab, African, and Asian markets are still unaware of the importance of this field and can be an excellent opportunity for growth.

5. Improving the User Experience
Simplifying the registration and interaction interface, adding a chat feature inside the platform, also adding a notifications button, and providing tutorials in multiple languages help attract new users and keep them.

🧭 Conclusion


The problem is not in the Blurt project itself, but in the weakness of demand and liquidity.
The community exists and the technology works, but the coin needs development, expansion of usage, and more awareness.
If focus is placed on that in the coming period, the price will improve naturally, without exaggeration or empty promises.

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