steemmatt

Thanks. Simply trying to cope with the disheartening reality here.

That's a clever idea. Have you tried to mention this during a Town Hall Q&A?

Being stuck with the ship being beached on the rocks is a terrible feeling.

I don't want to be negative, but the direction is very tone deaf to its past and thinning current player base. It's terrible business when things are hanging on by a thread.

If you happen to know, how does one obtain a substantial amount of HBD at one time? Hive-Engine or Blocktrades? Despite being designed as a stable coin, it recently dipped about 10% or so. Could larger

Salute.

Maybe SPL can match these burns in SPS so the community doesn't go after their liquidity pool providers.

Ultimately, the prices of the major tokens should matter less and less, and the more important figure will be the volume of the said tokens. The USD value is important now, but these tokens will ideally

Another piece of advice is to not explicitly tell people what or when to buy or sell, even if good intentions. People should naturally be very cautious here, but if they happen to have a dollar cost averaging

Too many people talk about Hive here and that keeps an echo chamber going. It also gets boring. It's good to hear about other aspects of the crypto and financial markets.

I am shocked that the SPL community doesn't reward your content more. It's tough posting daily about this niche and your videos deserve more backing -- especially since you pushed through making videos

Of course these new Hive members aren't getting their start in music here. Much of what you said sounds great, but it feels adjacent to my main point. I've been on and around Hive for 6.5 years and to

As Open Mic was got me more involved in HIVE years ago, this is great. However, I suggest that having larger stakeholders routinely throw big upvotes on new members/entries will likely artificially raise

Stay humble and take profits. People shouldn't get it if it's up so much so fast. That's exit liquidity.

Yes, it feels like a marketing move. Unfortunately, that last 20% stable coin didn't go so well. If there was real traction on this, I wonder what would happen.

While this interest and strategy sounds great, and HBD's past issues seem stable enough for now -- isn't publicly highlighting everyone's savings and income sort of iffy? I'm curious about diversifying

Why would a pool that encourages external ETH-based funds be an appropriate initial target instead of the internal pools that slosh inflation around, with other inflation, for more inflation? It's makes

@schachoberhessen what's your logic of the initial choice you presented of completely removing all SPS rewards for SPS:WETH liquidity pool providers... and then for the 650,000 SPS? The first thought to

For those who feel it's a terribly performing pool, wasn't it essentially created during a bear market, and then sustained mainly during a deep bear market? I feel that to be the case, while unsurprisingly

My Lord this seems like a slap in the face for those who've faithfully held SPS:WETH during the bear market, enduring severe impermanent loss -- while giving everyone their lovely exit liquidity. I must