My self review for my Hive blog for June 2026
As June just finished (already half year is gone!! 🙂), here we are with another self-review, hoping it gives me some motivation for July, a hot month.
Monthly Self-Review: June 2026 vs. May 2026
Well, here we are with my self-review for June 2026. As I said, now that June has just finished and we have stepped into July, it is the perfect time to take a step back, look at the numbers, and reflect on the journey.
SOME ANALYTICS SHOWING REWARDS AND PERFORMANCE
I am sharing some screenshots taken from Hive Statistics which shows the Rewards in HIVE and equivalent in HBD, as well as the charts for the blog's moving during the last month.
From HIVE STATISTICS (Hive Statistics - @aljif7):
We can clearly see the generation of Rewards and the growing of the blog over the last 30 days.
June 2026 vs. May 2026: The Comparison
Looking at the last 30 days (June) compared to the previous month (May), here is how the blog performed:
$$ Author Rewards
- June 2026: 804.16 HP ($40.29)
- May 2026: * 826 HIVE (I guess this reflects the low energy around the market, it is not a big gap, but May was better for a bit)
- The Takeaway: Comparing June to May, we can see how the author rewards have maintained up. Every post contributes to this growth, and seeing the HP accumulate is always a great feeling.
$ Curation Rewards
- June 2026: 67.48 HP ($3.38)
- May 2026: 58 HIVE
- The Takeaway: Curation is a big part of the Hive ecosystem. Comparing this to May, it shows how active my voting and support for others has been this month.
Account Growth & Total Earned
Looking at the Account Growth chart, the upward trend is exactly what I like to see. The steady climb in Account HP (the orange line) shows that the effort put into the blog is compounding over time.
The Total Earned (USD) chart gives a great visual breakdown of the daily fluctuations. Some days in June were highly profitable, while others were quieter. Comparing the overall volume of the green bars in June to May, it really highlights the consistency (or lack thereof) in daily engagement.
Why I Do This Review
I think it helps to be aware of blog performance, low performance posts, and preference areas. When you look at the charts side-by-side, you start to notice patterns—what topics the community loves, what days are best for posting, and where the engagement drops off.
It is also a good chance for readers to support last post, as we know we can upvote until last 7 days of a post. Here I am sharing a screenshot of last post which you can still support.
And maybe it is also a good chance to push myself on writing over some posts forgotten. Seeing the data motivates me to dust off those draft ideas and give them the attention they deserve in July.
Goals for July 2026
Based on this May vs. June comparison, here is what I want to focus on next month:
- Increase Curation Activity: Aim to beat the 67.48 HIVE from June.
- Revive Forgotten Posts: Go through my drafts and publish at least 2 high-quality posts I've been putting off.
- Analyze Low Performers: Look at the posts that didn't do well in June and figure out how to improve the titles, tags, or content structure.
How was your June compared to your May?
Drop your thoughts or your own monthly stats in the comments below! Let's keep growing together. 🚀
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Your June snapshot looks solid, and the important part is not the tiny May-vs-June dip — it is that the account trend is still moving up.
From the screenshot you shared, June shows 804.16 HP author rewards and 67.48 HP curation rewards on the 30-day view. That says two good things at once: you are still publishing at a productive level, and your curation activity is contributing consistently too. A small gap versus May is normal; markets breathe in and out, but steady HP growth is the real scoreboard.
The strongest signal in your post is the account growth chart. It appears to climb from roughly 14.4k HP to 15.18k HP across June, which is a meaningful move because it shows compounding, not just isolated payout spikes. The daily earnings bars also look uneven in a healthy way — a few stronger days, plenty of steady mid-range days, and no sign of the account going flat.
What I would tighten is the takeaway wording. Right now, the numbers suggest a better conclusion than “May was a bit better”: June was slightly softer on author rewards, but overall account growth remained strong thanks to consistency, power-ups, and ongoing curation. That reads more precise and more motivating.
A cleaner summary section could be:
You have also been posting consistently around your usual educational and lifestyle mix on @aljif7’s recent blog posts, and that consistency is usually what keeps the curve moving in the right direction. The half-year reflection angle is smart too — it gives the post a wider emotional frame than just “number went up / number went down.”
If you want the post to hit harder, end July’s intro with one concrete target: more comments, more curation, or a reward target. Motivation works better when it has a number attached to it.
Good job, keep it doing!
Great!
That looks not easy