It's been 15 days since I last wrote about my Hive-Engine liquidity pool experiment. To sum it up, I'm more or less where I was. Dollar up, dollar down.
This might seem disappointing, but considering the recent market declines, I can be satisfied with the numbers achieved.
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Perhaps it's because most of my liquidity pools aren't exposed to Hive and haven't been as affected by the recent declines. My main pool, CENT vs. LEO, has remained very stable; the tokens are capped, and that seems to be having an effect. In the case of LEO, it's also slightly deflationary, while providing profitability and having multiple use cases. CENT, for its part, is increasingly closer to its cap, and that's keeping many people from selling, waiting for it to appreciate in value, since it's currently at a very low price.
The rest of the pools are less important in terms of value but also provide good rewards, which helps make the tokens less sellable.
Next week, I think I'll write an article about the yields in the pools outside of Hive that are performing very well.
