I can't think of a single thing other than, say, a strawberry. few raspberries or string beans. Maybe a couple sheets of paper. Nothing sold as it's usually sold, only pieces of things. I;ll keep looking.
Hey, so it looks as though the more you curate, the more interest you earn on your stake. Do you know anything about that? Mine says I earn 13% at my current curating level, but HP isn't accumulating at that rate as far as I can tell.
If you're looking at the new PeakD update, it’s a range. 3% if you do nothing, up to 13% if you use your hive power effectively. Most people get around 11% or so.
There you go...I never look at that stuff I guess so don't know much about it. I figure, my "core business" is to post, comment and engage and the rest will take care of itself, as it has.
Yeah it's more for the people who are crunching numbers. I largely don't but do try to keep abreast of some of the inner workings as I can.
Every time I try I realise I have more important things to think about so I move on.
thank you! Has it always been this way, that you earn more interest when you are actively curating? My wallet has, until now, reported a fairly stable interest on HP of around 3%. Yesterday it started showing a range of interests that could be earned, up to over 13%, and, if I turn the toggle for "advanced" off, it shows that I am earning 13%! But what I earned in interest overnight last night does not seem to be more than I would have earned before yesterday.
Haha no it's a little misleading.
3% is the variable hive inflation rate as I understand it. When the price of hive sank really low recently the inflation rate ticked up a little higher to 3.24%. This weekend before this change on PeakD display it was 3.13%. This is determined by the witnesses I believe.
It does factor in though because it is an APR.
The 13% is the addition of the APR from curation, which for most people is around 8% give or take 1% and they add the two together since they are both APR.
3%+8% gets you to the 11%.
The 13 comes from a ridiculously unattainable 10% APR on curation that very few people achieve IMO. I think calling it 13% is a little misleading myself.
Hivestats.Io is the Leo finance website where you can look at your current curation APR and then add the 3% hive inflation to it and you'll get your number for your own accounts APR.
My APR for curation is right now at 9.2 or something which is odd and increased from my normal baseline of 8.4 for a long time. The only difference is that I give out a lot more 50 and 75% votes now than I did 2 months ago, so that could be why I'm not sure.
Sorry for the book response :D
Thank you so much! I think I get it, and that seems along the lines of what I have been earning all along. I really appreciate your taking the time to write this all out for me!
Cheers you're welcome!
Yeah, there's not much a person can buy with one Hive currently I think, but down the track that could, and probably will, change which is why I'm holding all of mine; it's also nice to be able to vote on others with a little more stake, reward comments and all.
I'm not sure about the interest thing and what affects it but the more you curate the more you'll earn and stake helps that along. I usually upvote daily down to about 80% of my HP, sometimes down to 77%, and if I get to the end of the day with HP left over (over 80% of my HP) I will drop it on someone's post of comments as I have with you in the past. It keeps the curation rewards coming and still allows me the chance to add larger votes with my HP (like I have with your comment here) rather than miniscule votes.
I feel people tend to be quite frugal with upvotes but there's good curation to earn, on comments also, and I can't see that as a bad thing. It also helps others out. It's amazing how thankful a person can be, and has been, due to a simple upvote and comment I've left them. it's amazing encouragement. Of course, I won't support those who don't do regular power ups and simply extract all their earnings.
This shows you in real time how much interest you earn on your stake, that's the 3% @cmplxty mentioned
https://hive.codergeek.org/