I like this type of measure, it's very interesting and helps preserve Hive. I just wanted to point out one thing. In my case, I have 16k HP, of which I'm powering down 12k, and I have already withdrawn two installments from a total of 13. My intention is just to ride the Hive's rise and sell them at $1, if it reaches that value, then bring them back and exchange for HBD, keeping it in savings for however long it takes to someday buy back Hive at a price close to $0.20. This is my strategy; whether it will work or not, I don't know, but this Hive will come back here again. I see this as an opportunity to multiply my amount of HP. My question is: Is there anything wrong with this? I would like, if possible, your critical perspective on this.
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It is not about right or wrong :) You are free to do whatever you want with your stake. But remember, others who vote you are free to do whatever as well.
Currently, your KE is okay, but if you sell more it will rise to above 3.0, and at which time some of us may choose to not vote your post regardless of its content. This is a criteria some of us are talking about. Mind you hive is decentralized, so we stakeholders can do whatever we choose, as long as it doesn't hurt others.
I understand, and honestly, I really like this way of seeing things. I know I might lose some votes, after all, people can't know that my intention is just to multiply my HP unless I say so. If they look at my transactions from the last month, they'll think I'm just another farmer, haha. But anyway, thank you for your opinion, Azircon, I admire your effort for Hive.
You are welcome