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I am three days late in this winner announcement. It is good that we have a one-week rest in this curation contest.

This time, I have no problem navigating and searching for eligible posts published on MemeHive front end.

The first article that called my attention was authored by @tanzil2024 where he describes a winter visit to the Daxing district in southern Beijing. He highlights the beauty of the area's empty forest parks and scenic views. The blogger reflects on the charm of winter nature and shares plans to explore more of the region in future articles. His post got 3 reblogs, 8 comments, and 97 upvotes.

The second entry is from @iyanpol12. What caught my attention about his post are the beautiful photos he shared and his explanation about the causes of sleeping difficulty, something that I could relate to. His post got 64 upvotes.

The third eligible post is from @oswvin. He raised the question about Hive as a dying network due to its price decline. Unlike a few who really believe that Hive is dying, the content creator still affirms numerous positive traits about Hive and that the price decline is simply part of the overall sentiment in the crypto market toward altcoins. His article received 30 likes and 1 comment.

As for our fourth post, @daverick's topic is badly needed in a generation in which attention has been incentivized. Both the countless distractions and the commercialization of attention made it difficult for us to spend time listening to someone. Listening now is a rare commodity, and spending time with someone and listening to what he has to say shows how much you value the person. His article received 32 likes and 5 comments.

Turning to our last post, we have @zakludick. I find his article very personal. If he is describing his experience, I could relate to that—being in a state of flux due to lack of focus and being too hard on myself. I am not sure if that is a flaw for a specific type of personality or something common to all. I like the blogger's proposal to break inactivity by doing something productive even in small steps. That, I think, will reduce anxiety, for some activity is taking place even if it is small. His post gathered 66 upvotes and 4 comments.

Even though all eligible entries were published on or one day before December 30, I am happy to see that four of them are new names.

Judging & Curation Criteria

Account	Creativity 40%	Engagement 20%	Relevance to Theme 20%	Presentation 20%	Final Score 100%
@tanzil2024	40	20	16	20	96
@iyanpol12	39	17	18	19	93
@oswvin	38	16.5	20	18	92.5
@daverick	37	18	18.5	17	91.5
@zakludick	36	19	19	16	90

Judging Outcome and Rewards

With 97 upvotes, 8 comments, and 3 reblogs, @tanzil2024's post received the highest score in engagement.

Based on the above criteria and considerations, @tanzil2024 got the highest final score of 96 points, and he will receive 10,000 MEME, 50,000 PEPE, and 15,000 PAY, all powered up.

2nd place goes to @iyanpol12 with a score of 93, and he will receive 5,000 MEME, 25,000 PEPE, and 7,500 PAY powered up.

The 3rd place winner is @oswvin with 92.5 points. He will receive 3,000 MEME, 10,000 PEPE, and 5,000 PAY powered up.

Both @daverick and @zakludick will receive 2,000 MEME, 5,000 PEPE, and 3,000 PAY powered up as consolation prizes.

Here are the transactions for the rewards:

@tanzil2024

https://he.dtools.dev/tx/ab96b4f9f7221389f27c8370fbf3e1d51a9c7f19

https://he.dtools.dev/tx/b80d8db99dce94b0b64d20ecc88a81223eed487a

@iyanpol12

https://he.dtools.dev/tx/e4e5e2b4a2e1277bc4e5d50786f5ffe4c0660f49

https://he.dtools.dev/tx/510af04a2c2c178543b6c88bb9e0c143709fc191

@oswvin

https://he.dtools.dev/tx/04421d6b620119fe198b7b4620c5e9eab3496d2f

https://he.dtools.dev/tx/97fe847c9170874c173f5a0f6059cd3c8702f7a1

@daverick

https://he.dtools.dev/tx/cb5364150e793c89cbd54e9ce8f357fadb120153

https://he.dtools.dev/tx/0c8fb30606fea274b078d750a0c3a392f53df95b

@zakludick

https://he.dtools.dev/tx/2e5340b894ff865cea0a56a097bc4e7eb95456b6

https://he.dtools.dev/tx/3069a2779d799527ef38b1544f0edcde51d9a509

The above transactions are for MEME and PAY rewards. Regarding PEPE rewards, please wait for @pepetoken to send the tokens to your Hive Engine wallets.

Once again, a big thank you to @greywarden100 for sponsoring this curation contest. So far, he has distributed 807,804 MEME tokens for this community activity, including both the incentives for the participants and the oversight of this curation contest. As for @pepetoken, he distributed 2,195,000 PEPE, and an additional 95,000 PEPE are pending distribution for later. In the case of the PAY token, 740,000 had already been distributed through the sponsorship of @antisocialist.

Thanks to all the sponsors for funding this twice-a-month event.

Congratulations to all the winners!

We will resume the curation context on 12 January 2026.

More power to both the MemeHive and the Pepe tribes!