Yes, I think that's true for most people on Hive (including me as I hold much more Hive than HBD). But there are definitely some people out there who hold Hive dollars, and figured it was only fair to

I'm not really sure about this. First question, is he using hive.blog or some other frontend interface to create his posts?

I believe that the first possible vote expiration is a year from the hard fork. This line in the code seems to confirm that belief as it simplifies to mean: HARDFORK_1_25_FIRST_GOVERNANCE_VOTE_EXPIRE_TIMESTAMP

Hi, greetings to you as well. For the most part, you'll find that below that I've expressed disagreement with many of your positions, but I hope you'll take my writing as intended, as an explanation of

any operation involving HBD could trigger interest payment! That's overly broad, IMO :-) Consider a hypothetical operation that changes the time period for which funds are staked. Such an operation would

way more accurate than empiric tests Ah, speaks the overly-confident programmer :-) While I agree that code inspection plays an important role in determining in full how code is intended to function, it's

Yes, you will be still be able to move funds back and forth between liquid HBD and savings HBD balances after the hardfork.

I comment less than you do. To clarify, since I could see it might be misunderstood since I was replying to you, I wasn't really classifying you in this group.

As I was tagged here, I'll respond briefly. I think there's no real brand confusion of significance between the two names. The fact that the OP knows it'll be a surprise and spends so much time telling

Thanks for sharing your perspective, your view may be more correct than mine, there's no real way I know to be certain which of us is more correct in this case. The more you all talk about him and point

What's the list of exchange accounts currently tracked by the exchange snapshot?

Sounds plausible, although it's difficult for me to imagine anyone who should be deeply concerned about losing such amounts.

No, the way to earn by staking Hive is to power it up. No interest is paid for hive stored in a savings account. The savings account for Hive was just created to enable you to keep your Hive a little safer,

If you claim the rewards, this will change your liquid HBD balance, so I believe it should trigger an interest payment if you haven't had one in 30 days. But I've not confirmed this personally. But you

In my writeup, I described it as a balance change triggering the interest payment. That's what I was told. But I can't be 100% sure without reviewing the code. But it should be easy to test empirically

I did reference one piece of evidence, if you review the comments on this page (it's not a lot of research to ask of you). You can look at his first post. He gave his explanation for why it wasn't a scam.

I don't know anything about it.

You can see it here: The interest was added to your account, but I'm not sure if the UI wallets show the payment (that would be a feature of each individual wallet). I found it for your account on

I'll give it some thought after the hardfork.

At a quick check, I can see you got paid one on 2021-05-25 06:38:00. Unfortunately, it's not easy to find previous payments before the last one without using something like HiveSQL.