A couple weeks ago I seen a post by @cardboard announcing a project he's been working on. You can find his blog post about it here. Basically you don't have to keep your Hive powered up, you can buy liquid Hive tokens which then gets hive delegated to you. Allowing you to access your funds faster. Then you can sell at the high and buy the dips without having to wait for the power down period. What do you guys think about this? Is it good or bad for Hive? I feel like it will add more liquidity to Hive itself, add more trading volume. As well as add more liquidity to your coins if you are holding them. I have no interest in selling my Hive, I wouldn't mind selling them off at a high point and ending up with more when I buy back in. Has anyone tried liquid Hive power yet? What do you think?
I decided to get back into crypto and make another good investment. To hop on the rocket before it takes off, whenever that is, but eventually for sure. I bought in pretty heavily on this most recent rise, but I fomo'd and bought some at the peak. Now I'm dollar cost averaging my way in with the rest of my funds to get myself into a better spot. I didn't make the mistake of selling anything I bought at the peak. I know there is another higher peak on the horizon. The top ins rarely the top if you hold on long enough, especially in crypto!
I recently received another power down from Steem. I used the swap app this time and it all worked out fast and easy. Now I am deciding how much I want to power up, how much I want to trade for some leo.finance coins, with them at 9 cents I think I should wait a minute and see if I can trade in a better price, go Leo.finance though, that's really cool to see them at 9 cents. Soon I will have 10k of each and I will decide what new goals I have here, probably to get 20k next. That the logical next realistic goal. I also intend on paying a fellow hive user to update my thumbnails and pictures. So I will need to save a little Hive to hopefully pay him with too..
