Not sure that really makes sense when you can sell LEO for ETH on uniswap. Same with DEC. That would be selling wLEO for ETH. The buyer ends up with wLEO, and the seller banks good money . . . for now.

It will. It will! HIVE's time will come!

How about HIVE in the hundreds of dollars!!! Once the dust settles from the shakeout of the not-so-legitimate cryptocurrencies . . . . . . the real viable cryptocurrencies like HIVE that will be left (and

If I e.g. sell SIM against Swap.Hive, how theoretically could that ever impact the Hive price? Well, you'd be buying Swap.Hive (or HIVE as it were), correct? That puts buy-side pressure on HIVE, and buy-side

Yeah, like if anyone ever thought the Mother Ship was somehow losing importance . . . 😉 And to be honest, I think HIVE is going to rally hard, but for many reasons, one of which, not so ironically, just

Hit 32,999 on Bittrex. Back down to 30,100 in the last hour. Saturday shenanigans. :-)

Thanks! I'll take a look at them!

Is it safe to say that less than .25% (a quarter of a percent) of HIVE is on Hive-Engine?

Thanks so much for all your help and confirmation on this. Doing a spreadsheet analysis of Hive-Engine tokens shows a huge imbalance between the value of the swapped tokens, the "outside" tokens

Thanks for that. It'd be a little much to ask if they also have easy to check staked quantities, so I won't. 😉 But I will venture one last question, if you permit me. Everything on Hive-Engine that is

Yeah, that widget gives the nominal figure along with the percentage of total. Great. The liquidity pool should have been obvious. 😳

Another n00b question: is LEO the only Hive-Engine token that can be "staked" or powered up as we say on HIVE?

Fantastic! Is there something similar for wrapped LEO?

Was looking for something else and stumbled across this, so, in spite of being a little late . . . I posted on this a while back. It's a fairly nice explanation. Long, but thorough.

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Saw this and thought about your efforts: BTW, this is only for U.S. Citizens, correct?