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I had some liquid Hive but when it reached a price of 20 cents, I sold almost half of that and then again at $0.3 and $0.4 thinking that the price will eventually die down but it never really stopped. The price kept going up and now it is in pursuit of $1.
It all started with the AMA with Huobi. People began showing interest in Hive and when Huobi listed Hive and announced a trading competition, that's when things started getting really crazy. The price of Hive kept going up and it is still showing no signs of coming down. Before Hive was listed on Huobi, the volume was barely over $100 thousand but after Huobi listing, the volume is now over hundreds of millions of dollars. Hive is ranked number 9 in terms of volume with a volume of over $123 million on cryptowatch. Cryptowatch is a platform just like coinmarketcap and coinGecko with a difference in that it ranks cryptocurrencies in terms of volume.
The Hive trading competition is still on and there is $100000 worth of Hive up for grabs. A minimum trade of 500 Hive coins is eligible for the airdrop. The traders on Huobi have taken this competition pretty seriously and they are the sole reason we are seeing such amazing prices. The competition lasts till the 28th of April and I won't be surprised if the price breaches a mark of $1.2. This price is totally achievable given the insane 900% increase in price in just three days.
But the question remains, " how big will be the dump"? I can't see the future but what I can see is that a big dump is coming. Let's say that Hive is trading at $1 right now and for Hive to reach its previous price when it wasn't listed on Huobi, that would mean a 90% decrease in the price. That seems very unlikely to me at the moment. I guess a decrease of 40-50% in the price will be reasonable. Even if that happens, Hive will still be trading at 50 cents which is still a good price given the fact that we have been below 20 cents for ages. For me, the worst-case scenario is Hive trading at 40 cents after the dump.
But that's just me, I could be wrong. Anything can happen in the crypto world and all we have to do is to be prepared for both best and worst-case scenarios.
This is not financial advice. This article is just for information and entertainment purposes