We combined the study in question with the Trade Token Study. For up-to-date information on the relevant subject:
==> TRADE Token
We actively use Hive-Engine. We have gained experience in many areas such as token investment, token trading, market maker transactions, use of liquidity pools, etc. In order to benefit from this experience, we have started a study called 'Hive-Engine Investments'. We think that this study will be extremely useful in the development of the Cent project.
Hive-Engine trading, investment operations will start from today. @centtoken account will be used for transactions. You can continuously follow the tokens in the account wallet and past transactions via Blockchain. We will buy and sell tokens in Hive-engine, invest in tokens that we have positive predictions about their future, stake tokens and provide liquidity to liquidity pools, etc. We will also carry out market maker transactions in the jeton markets.
Previously, we were adding a portion of the income from our study called 'Hive-Engine Investments' to the HBD/Cent liquidity pool as a reward. The token named TRADE was announced recently. Now we will combine this work with the TRADE token. We will add at least 50% of the income obtained from transactions, investments, etc. made in Hive-Engine to the Hive/Trade liquidity pool as a Liquidity provider reward. A large part of the remaining income will be directed to investment again. A small part will be used for the management expenses of the Cent Project. Liquidity pool creation, liquidity provider rewards distribution, event rewards distribution, etc. You can read the token's introductory text for detailed information. More information and data will be shared on this subject.
For now, we will do token trading, token investment, market creation transactions, liquidity provision, etc. We will expand the scope later. We thought it would be more practical to start with small steps and a narrow scope. Please share your opinions and suggestions with us. And don't forget to follow @centtoken.
