depending on the amount in savings + demand + timeframe + market swings.
A fixed number doesn't work IMO.
The problem with HBD is, it is a solid stablecoin. It's not backed by a promise, it's backed by hive.
So we should be careful. Also, the interest is given without adding value in exchange.
12% for liquidity provider hive/HBD would be a good thing.
IMO we are in a testing area.
Luna did the same with a Luna backed stable coin. I would prefer to watch first what happens there ( after a market crash) before we start crazy things here.
It's a very new way for a stable coin, so we should be careful to build the best version and not the fastest.
In terms of printing, If we want to print more HBD faster ( i not recommend),
We could airdrop over 12 months HBD to hivepower stakeholder. So the total amount increase. Because the % would depend on Hive power, everyone should have after the airdrop the same % in total.
But that would be IMO a super risky play, also the rates need to be calculated super smart.
depending on the amount in savings + demand + timeframe + market swings.
A fixed number doesn't work IMO.
The problem with HBD is, it is a solid stablecoin. It's not backed by a promise, it's backed by hive.
So we should be careful. Also, the interest is given without adding value in exchange.
12% for liquidity provider hive/HBD would be a good thing.
IMO we are in a testing area.
Luna did the same with a Luna backed stable coin. I would prefer to watch first what happens there ( after a market crash) before we start crazy things here.
It's a very new way for a stable coin, so we should be careful to build the best version and not the fastest.
In terms of printing, If we want to print more HBD faster ( i not recommend),
We could airdrop over 12 months HBD to hivepower stakeholder. So the total amount increase. Because the % would depend on Hive power, everyone should have after the airdrop the same % in total.
But that would be IMO a super risky play, also the rates need to be calculated super smart.
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