I don't understand your response. I clearly stated that I think that HBD is a derivative and, therefore not debt. I just pointed out that the definition that you are using is a strict one. If I lend a

By the strict definition of debt that you employed, of course, HBD is not considered debt. However, we can easily find examples of debt that somewhat resemble what HBD functionally is. For instance, if

I imported the game to lichess but it was played on chess.com. I can't stand the light background either 😃

When will the mobile version be updated?

The projected inflation for Hive for 2023 is 6.5% From my estimates this number is incorrect. On January 1st of 2023 the print rate was 6.94%. That rate decreases by 0.01% every 250,000 blocks. This means

I don't think that the panel understands how the current APR for HBD savings works (or at least the conversation makes it appear so). The interest is not locked for 3.5 days...period. The interest is paid

One simple way of doing it is to withdraw 0.001 HBD from the savings account and then cancel the transaction. That way you don't have to make any actual transfer. On Peakd.com you can do this by clicking

You have 53.6 HBD in interest waiting to be claimed. Just make any HBD transaction (the amount doesn't matter) and the blockchain will automatically add it to your savings account.

I personally do not think that the interest rate should be a parameter set by the witnesses. The blockchain itself should determine what the interest rate should be based on the debt level.

Have you considered including Hive Engine in the exchange data? They are an exchange after all.

You are sugesting to exclude the HBD supply in the DHF from the virtual HIVE supply, and calculate the debt in that way? No, the debt limit gives us the maximum collateral that could be used to back up

It is not that the potential supply is used in the code. In fact, it is not. The existence of the potential supply is a logical conclusion or effect of the limit on the debt ratio. The potential supply

The Hive Support Price and the Debt Ratio are actually lower than what the site shows. I suppose that the calculation is using the current Virtual Supply. However, the virtual supply does not account for

Yep, that's the point :)

Eventually, it might be converted to liquid HIVE but first, it has to be paid out to one of the DHF proposals in the form of HBD. Then, the HBD needs to be converted to HIVE. That is a very long process.

Actually, there are less than 230 million liquid HIVE, you need to remove 52 million that are tied up in the DHF.

Yes, that is correct. Specifically, the marketcap of HBD cannot exceed 30% of the combined marketcap of HIVE & HBD.

I think that the data of amounts stored on the exchanges is wrong. Specifically, the pie charts seem to be way off. It looks like Upbit created several accounts where they are storing HIVE & HBD. Most

There is no point in debating a religious fanatic (that is what they are). For them, anything other than Bitcoin is a scam. Actually, 75% of the block production for Bitcoin is controlled by only 4 mining

You do not need to pay anything. In order for HBD to be valued at 1 USD the network has to back up the value of HBD. If the price of HBD goes below one dollar the holders of Hive Dollars can convert them