the problem now is, HBD is so illiquid, you can't go in with larger amounts and you can't go out.
If funds from BSC can easily enter Hive, I think that opens doors for more investments here.
Also vise versa. If I know I can go out, I trust HBD more and hold larger amounts of it.
My personal view is, I would NEVER hold larger amounts in HBD. Price is highly volatile + haircut rule + loq liquidity.
I know we have some huge fans of HBD here, but I see no proof it works or is useful.
For now, it works like a limited short contract on hive.
IMO trusting HBD is dead simple right now, since you can convert it to Hive in 3.5 days, then sell it off on any Hive market. I think I've held well over 1m HBD at times and never felt the slightest risk.
The only real risk IMO is the haircut risk and it is pretty easy to manage that risk when Hive starts to approach the haircut level (convert and sell). And after next HF, there will be even more headroom before the haircut gets hit.
Price has not been highly volatile since the new conversion was added: it has behaved extremely well, IMO.
Yes, I agree, but if I compare it to any other stablecoin, I can't trade it for anything on "medium" volume.
More pairs with HBD would be IMO a key feature for it. The 3,5 days are not bad, but also not good if you want to move the funds. I mean holding other stablecoins brings not have those problems with it.
Some low fee gateway between 2 stablecoins could be a good solution for a "real-world use case".
It's also not difficult to get large amounts (as mentioned in my sibling comment, I've obtained over a million at times just trading on exchanges).