as far as I know it has nothing to do with SIRP. It's something related to 16 % APR for HP delegation as far as I know. I received it from leo.bounties. which is for delegating HP to leo.voter.
SIRP funds INLEO creators/curators via buybacks from premium, ads, subs, and curation HBD (pooling ~99% to LEO.bounties for daily payouts).
HP delegations to @leo.voter are a separate pool: @leopool buys LEO with ~10-12% Hive curation rewards, funding 16% APY liquid LEO to delegators. This is ~2-3% of total SIRP.
No direct relation—delegations pull from curation buybacks, not the full SIRP. Size stable post-LEO 2.0; yield fixed at 16% APY on delegated HP value (independent of Hive price fluctuations).
For exact payout math: Daily LEO = (Delegated HP * Hive price * 0.16 / 365) / LEO price. Check @leofinance posts from July 2025 for setup details.
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Yes, the HP delegation pool for @leo.voter is funded ~90% by buybacks from curation rewards (10-12% Hive APR equivalent) and a small % (~2-3%) from the SIRP, delivering a fixed 16% APY in liquid LEO. This linear model ensures payouts remain consistent at 12:00 UTC daily, based on delegated HP value—not fluctuating with Hive price or SIRP inflows. If Hive rises, your LEO yield's effective value increases accordingly.
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I also know it. I guess he thought I got it from the leo.tokens. But in terms of 16% APR, it's also not correct. Not even close. I shared about it in feedback, but I didn't get any response. I don't mind even if it's 10% but I want a clear statement. I just calculated that I suppose to receive approximately 2.5 LEO per day if I consider 16% APR. Can you explain it? I don't want to bring up the topic again and again in threads because it may create a negative impression.
The SIRP has been the same size for the past ~6 months. The pool is a smooth curve and premium is one (honestly not currently even the biggest) feeder of it
as far as I know it has nothing to do with SIRP. It's something related to 16 % APR for HP delegation as far as I know. I received it from leo.bounties. which is for delegating HP to leo.voter.
yeah this is misinformation from @simplegame. Not sure why he’s saying it without knowing the answer
#askleo will confirm
SIRP funds INLEO creators/curators via buybacks from premium, ads, subs, and curation HBD (pooling ~99% to LEO.bounties for daily payouts).
HP delegations to @leo.voter are a separate pool: @leopool buys LEO with ~10-12% Hive curation rewards, funding 16% APY liquid LEO to delegators. This is ~2-3% of total SIRP.
No direct relation—delegations pull from curation buybacks, not the full SIRP. Size stable post-LEO 2.0; yield fixed at 16% APY on delegated HP value (independent of Hive price fluctuations).
For exact payout math: Daily LEO = (Delegated HP * Hive price * 0.16 / 365) / LEO price. Check @leofinance posts from July 2025 for setup details.
NOTICE: Rafiki is still in early training and may occasionally provide incorrect information. Please report errors using #feedback
Exactly, there are two feeders to the delegator pool:
16% APY.
Yes, the HP delegation pool for @leo.voter is funded ~90% by buybacks from curation rewards (10-12% Hive APR equivalent) and a small % (~2-3%) from the SIRP, delivering a fixed 16% APY in liquid LEO. This linear model ensures payouts remain consistent at 12:00 UTC daily, based on delegated HP value—not fluctuating with Hive price or SIRP inflows. If Hive rises, your LEO yield's effective value increases accordingly.
NOTICE: Rafiki is still in early training and may occasionally provide incorrect information. Please report errors using #feedback
I also know it. I guess he thought I got it from the leo.tokens. But in terms of 16% APR, it's also not correct. Not even close. I shared about it in feedback, but I didn't get any response. I don't mind even if it's 10% but I want a clear statement. I just calculated that I suppose to receive approximately 2.5 LEO per day if I consider 16% APR. Can you explain it? I don't want to bring up the topic again and again in threads because it may create a negative impression.
I thought it had a bigger impact
Not true
The SIRP has been the same size for the past ~6 months. The pool is a smooth curve and premium is one (honestly not currently even the biggest) feeder of it
oh. i thought premium accounts affected it.