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$HIVE in savings does not pay interest; $HBD does.
It depends upon what you are concentrating upon. If speculating, $HIVE is the way to go since it has upside. However, $HBD is about fixed income. So if just looking for a solid return, the HBD in savings pays 12% annually (claimed monthly).
So it depends upon you approach at any given moment.
For me, I am putting HBD in savings to grow it as a baseline return for my portfolio.
RE: Hive Backed Dollars (HBD): Market Based Currency