I am still converting Hive into HBD for the 15% though.
Not a whole lot, but I do it xD
I mean I guess, no one is a bit of a hyperbole xD
But the trend is clear.
I personally stopped putting more into HBD, even though I can put more. Due to all these talks about HBD APR. If it goes below 10%, I'll just take it out and put it into something like VUG, QQQ or VOO. At this price that is 288K Hive ending up as sell pressure just from me.
So let's say you have 5 coins. One returns nothing ((ie - LTC/DOGE), one returns maybe 1% in some places like USDC, another gives you around 4-5, we'll call it SOL, another gives you about 8, call that TEZOS or SEI, and finally, you would have HIVE, which could be at 15%. A chain you know well and has massive capabilities beyond any of those others. Long-term, which one are you holding? Are you plugged into the communities of the other cryptocurrencies, or is it simply to make money for you? Is there a place like peakD you can voice yourself? I am a gambler, and a good one. I'd put my money on HIVE and you already do too. Seems you could just convert the HBD to HIVE and retain the value, but get better compounding returns in the long-run because you can't curate with HBD. #justsayin
Seems you could just convert the HBD to HIVE and retain the value, but get better compounding returns in the long-run because you can't curate with HBD. #justsayin
If I had put that money in Hive, it would worth diddly-squat right now. I am glad that I did not.
Hive being at 15% means nothing, when it goes down 15% in a year. (If you curate you already get close to 10%.) And I am not taking advice on holding HIVE on someone who has sold the stake that was rewarded to them.
Put your money where your mouth is and then you can talk to me like that. #justsayin
Also, I'm trying to look out for Hive as a whole, this isn't a personal issue.
It isn't a personal issue to me either. I can take my money else where. The money I've powered up is the money I don't bat an eye at losing.
Hive being at 15% means nothing, when it goes down 15% in a year. (If you curate you already get close to 10%.)
And you don't have an answer to this. You can't get people to power-up at 10% already. Why would they power up at 15%? We couldn't even get people to park their money on HBD at 20% APR.
The HBD is harder to come by and honestly, I swap(ped) most of mine for HIVE. 😁 The main point of this whole thing is to give people more reason to hold their HIVE and (fingers crossed) attract new blood. HBD isn't a top crypto and never will be because of its internalization but, at one time, HIVE was. I think it can be again.
The main point of this whole thing is to give people more reason to hold their HIVE and (fingers crossed) attract new blood.
To me personally, it doesn't give me any more reasons than I already have for holding HIVE. One commonality of people that don't hold Hive is that they don't care about holding Hive no matter what. So I don't think it would be the reason for them to stay their hand.
Will it attract new blood? I am doubtful on that one as well. Projects like POSH probably have better odds at attracting new blood than giving a boost to Hive APR.
I mean I guess, no one is a bit of a hyperbole xD
But the trend is clear.
I personally stopped putting more into HBD, even though I can put more. Due to all these talks about HBD APR. If it goes below 10%, I'll just take it out and put it into something like VUG, QQQ or VOO. At this price that is 288K Hive ending up as sell pressure just from me.
Damn xD
So let's say you have 5 coins. One returns nothing ((ie - LTC/DOGE), one returns maybe 1% in some places like USDC, another gives you around 4-5, we'll call it SOL, another gives you about 8, call that TEZOS or SEI, and finally, you would have HIVE, which could be at 15%. A chain you know well and has massive capabilities beyond any of those others. Long-term, which one are you holding? Are you plugged into the communities of the other cryptocurrencies, or is it simply to make money for you? Is there a place like peakD you can voice yourself? I am a gambler, and a good one. I'd put my money on HIVE and you already do too. Seems you could just convert the HBD to HIVE and retain the value, but get better compounding returns in the long-run because you can't curate with HBD. #justsayin
If I had put that money in Hive, it would worth diddly-squat right now. I am glad that I did not.
Hive being at 15% means nothing, when it goes down 15% in a year. (If you curate you already get close to 10%.) And I am not taking advice on holding HIVE on someone who has sold the stake that was rewarded to them.
Put your money where your mouth is and then you can talk to me like that. #justsayin
I'm a trader, just like you. Sell high, buy low, right? Here, some candy. Ported in DOGE to buy HIVE.
Also, I'm trying to look out for Hive as a whole, this isn't a personal issue.
It isn't a personal issue to me either. I can take my money else where. The money I've powered up is the money I don't bat an eye at losing.
And you don't have an answer to this. You can't get people to power-up at 10% already. Why would they power up at 15%? We couldn't even get people to park their money on HBD at 20% APR.
The HBD is harder to come by and honestly, I swap(ped) most of mine for HIVE. 😁 The main point of this whole thing is to give people more reason to hold their HIVE and (fingers crossed) attract new blood. HBD isn't a top crypto and never will be because of its internalization but, at one time, HIVE was. I think it can be again.
To me personally, it doesn't give me any more reasons than I already have for holding HIVE. One commonality of people that don't hold Hive is that they don't care about holding Hive no matter what. So I don't think it would be the reason for them to stay their hand.
Will it attract new blood? I am doubtful on that one as well. Projects like POSH probably have better odds at attracting new blood than giving a boost to Hive APR.