It's also not difficult to get large amounts (as mentioned in my sibling comment, I've obtained over a million at times just trading on exchanges).

IMO trusting HBD is dead simple right now, since you can convert it to Hive in 3.5 days, then sell it off on any Hive market. I think I've held well over 1m HBD at times and never felt the slightest risk.

Generally speaking, I don't think it is a good idea to subsidize fees for exchanges to pay for exchange listings, but like my stance on the proposal in question, I'm not really arguing that it is some

I don't think the DHF should fund market makers. I see it as subsidizing fees to whatever exchange the AMM is hosted on and subsidizing investment risk for the AMM funders. I feel that liquidity pools,

I think HBD is very important to Hive's future, as I would hope should be indicated by the changes we've coded to improve it. I haven't seen the comments you're talking about, so I can't comment on specifics

I don't really view myself as either risk-averse or a risk-taker per-se. My goal is to just make the decision that seems most likely to have the best outcome after weighing the pros and cons. I view a

USD is tough because you have to get separately licensed in each state, or work with a partner. And the problem with working with most MSB partners is they might drop you at any moment.

We currently support 3 stablecoins: HBD (Hive Dollar), USDC, and USDT. If there appears to be sufficient demand, we may add others eventually. Our focus right now is to add support for Euros (EUR) that

While it will have a decentralized peer-to-peer network, it probably won't be a blockchain-based system (e.g. it won't contain a financial ledger), although it will likely make use of blockchain-based

Well, not sure if this is the kind of thing you're talking about, but last year I established and donated some initial funding for a not-for-profit organization in the US to fund research and development

Banking through Blocktrades. Being able to deposit FIAT to Blocktrades Exchange from a bank account. Account in my case would be Ireland. I've actually been working on developing a Euro-based emoney business

It doesn't tend to lose money, it tends to make money with its strategy. But it's just less greedy than the average crypto trader: it is satisfied with a percent or two gain on a regular basis, whereas

Don't be confused by HBD price on Bittrex: the price there is wrong because deposit/withdrawal of Hive and HBD is broken there right now. Currently HBD is about 0.98 USD on other exchanges.

HBD has been 2-5% below the peg for the past 24 hours and traders could profit from this if they were willing to wait out the 3.5 day conversion. But a lot of Hive investors don't want to try to profit

Among actual Hive social media consumers, I think it has a tremendous amount of attention, and there have been discussions on public crypto podcasts outside of Hive as well, but to a much lesser degree

None of what I said is personal. I think you know that. Yes, I didn't take it personally, just pointing out that I don't derive any personal profit from DHF proposals. While I know you've been around long

You can see a lot more has moved since this report was generated:

I think it is much more probable that the exchange withdrawals are being done to participate in the two upcoming airdrops. The snapshot for the two airdrops is happening in a matter of hours.

Software of this type rarely ever reaches a true state of completion, as long as there are creative people working on the software, because new ideas emerge for how to improve things. But here's a list

And they just told me the problem seems to be intermittent (works sometimes, not others), so my best guess at the moment is it related to the external the search engine we use. But it will need more