It could be. It's passive earnings, you don't need to post to earn from the tokens. There is a permanent buywall 0.475 per token, but usually people have buy orders slightly over that, at least that's what it is now but they are guaranteed to be bought back at that 0.475 price. That really helps. It's kind of like having swap.hive in a savings account in a way because if you can always sell them then you can get liquid swap.hive anytime you want. That's how I see it anyway. If you were to treat it as a savings account my suggestion would be to keep the tokens for at least 3-4 months before selling them back so they have time to earn divs . This also depends on what price you paid for the tokens, what you can sell them for and if you simply converted old HSBI units. No one wants to sell at a loss. :) I do a sort of hybrid strategy with my other accounts. I have both the traditional HSBI units and I convert some to the tokens, again after at least 3-4 months to build the balance a bit first. On this account I have been buying them for the experiment but some of the starting balance came from converting HSBI from my other accounts. !PIZZA
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OK, that's very useful useful information indeed, thank you again. I do think that I'll invest in getting a hold of some, to do some experiments of my own. It does sound like it could be quite profitable if done correctly. I tend to let assets grow for a good long time before making use of them, so I'm curious to see the mechanics of HSBIDAO. Happy New Year, my friend! 😁🙏💚✨🤙
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