My Hive-Engine Daily Report – February 16, 2026
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Yesterday’s liquidity adds were clean and focused—just two pools, both centered around SWAP.HIVE as the base. I like days like this because it’s easy to see the “story” of the strategy: one move for community + engagement, and one move for long-term blue-chip exposure.
Overall, the mix leaned toward LEO as the dominant token added, with SWAP.HIVE doing its usual job as the backbone.
Here’s what I added today:
125.00000000 SWAP.HIVE + 291.883 LEO
I like keeping liquidity flowing through LEO—active community, lots of discussion, and it feels like a solid “social layer” token to support.10.51652216 SWAP.HIVE + 0.00001129 SWAP.BTC
This one’s more of a long-game move—tiny BTC amount, but I like maintaining a little bridge liquidity around SWAP.BTC whenever I can.
Below is today’s pie graph showing how much of each token I added in total (using raw token amounts). This makes it really obvious where most of the action went.
The standout is LEO, taking the majority share of the day. SWAP.HIVE is the strong second (since it’s in both pools), and SWAP.BTC barely registers—which is expected given how small BTC denominations are compared to typical Hive-Engine token counts.
Image Source: ChatGPTWhat stands out today is the balance between community liquidity and reserve-asset liquidity:
The SWAP.HIVE:LEO add is the “engagement” play—supporting a high-activity ecosystem.
The SWAP.HIVE:SWAP.BTC add is the “slow and steady” play—keeping a toe in BTC exposure without overcommitting.
I like this pairing because it keeps my liquidity footprint diversified across attention (LEO) and store-of-value (BTC), while still using SWAP.HIVE as the common base.