There's been a discussion in DHF forum in mattermost for weeks about potentially temporarily unvoting proposals due to high price of HBD. But it wasn't until today that HBD jumped suddenly. A weekly advisory

There's reasonable protection against the price of HBD going too low: the HBD->Hive conversion mechanism. It only fails in the case of the haircut. There is currently no mechanism to protect against

To me, it's not tempting at all. But I realize I invest in crypto with a different attitude than most.

With the pressure created by hdbstabilizer, I personally doubt HBD will go so high. But it depends on how much money the speculators have, and how much the hdbstabilizer can work against it. HBD did briefly

I think it's called "irrational speculation" :-) I think it happens a lot in crypto.

No, no matter what, it increases supply of HBD, and that HBD will find its way to those external markets. So it will work against HBD price rising above $1. As smooth mentioned, it's just a question of

Wow, I had no clue Dan L was in the military! Especially with his pacifist stance (or am I using the wrong pronoun?).

No, converting HBD to Hive is a very bad idea right now. You will lose a lot. Sell it to anyone willing to buy it at the currently inflated rate.

Reading through your post, the other thing I don't think you realize is that liquidity for HBD markets has been quite low. This effects the price our service offers on trades that are outside the liquidity

Just fyi, not only am I not trying to "pump" HBD, I and the other stakeholders want to keep it stable at $1 value. I just removed my vote from all the paying proposals so that the @hbdstabilizer

During the discussion on the roadmap post, it seemed like the general consensus was that the linear convergent curve was more damaging than beneficial, so we're planning to remove it as part of the HF25

From my point of view, you're welcome to post on Hive if you want to. I can't say for sure about others here, but my guess is that no one would bother you if you posted here now. I hope most have moved

Now you're just making me feel old...

I'm sure you can make remote branches, of course, but not sure if you can make local ones automatically, probably not. In any event, if you sign up there, I can set you up as a dev for the project.

There's one basic disagreement we have here: "my Hive power which were originally my valid rights". Hive didn't exist previously, no one was "owed" it. Hive was primarily created for

Ok, so you think I'm Dan Larimer, not Dan Notestein. I'm a bit disappointed, but oh well. You should talk to sircork, he "figured out" that I was the real mastermind and DanL was my puppet.

My mom chose the name because of "daniel in the lion's den", which probably hints that my mom was always a bit anxious for my safety in life. A good name for a large Hive balance sounds more

It's described here:

I'm losing track here, which Dan do you think you're talking to? This one: Or if you really think we're all the same guy, and the other two are paid actors, I'm genuinely curious which of us you think

What exact form of transparency are you looking for? This is probably one of the most public blockchains out there. You're obviously able to see the data, that's how you're making all these silly claims.