It’s interesting how the rise of LEO has excited me back into writing some posts on the Hive blockchain. I’ve had many thoughts swirling around, and maybe I just begin with whatever comes to me in the moment—gradually building back the interest to write more long-form posts. In a way, this feels like a continuation of my journey and cryptothesis.
This feels like an interesting inflexion point in my crypto journey—because of LEO 2.0 and, of course, $LSTR, which is the topic of today’s post.
I finally made the decision to buy some $LSTR when it was on offer a few days ago. As someone with a lot of LEO staked—in fact, I’m in the Rank 72 LEO holders—I’m quite pleased. It feels good to be up there on the rich list, and I’m happy with that. So yes, I’m very pleased that LEO’s price has risen. In fact, it’s risen so much that I keep kicking myself for not getting more LEO tokens earlier.
Fortunately, I took the cue that buying LSTR was a way to undo this LEO spike train, and indeed, I went ahead and bought some 613 LSTR.
Now the trading has began. LSTR’s price has shot up as it goes into trading mode. It’s no longer trading at 4 something Hive, but around 8 Hive at one stage. In fact, as we can see, even with big volume, it’s hard—if not too expensive—for one to buy more LSTR now.
So, in hindsight, I’m glad I made the decision to buy some LSTR during the sale period. This was purchased by my Hive power down, and my fingers are crossed that LSTR continues to gain momentum and LEO per share. If it plays out, this would be a good decision.
Getting involved again at this exciting moment feels like the right move.
May the best happen for LSTR!
