it is almost 5 years of 20% of the APR of the HBD.
It's not 5 years, the 20% was a recent changes, it was a gradual rise from 3, 5, 8, 12, 15, 20 over the course of Hive's existence starting in 2020.
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it is almost 5 years of 20% of the APR of the HBD.
It's not 5 years, the 20% was a recent changes, it was a gradual rise from 3, 5, 8, 12, 15, 20 over the course of Hive's existence starting in 2020.
you misunderstand me
I wanted to say, if the HIVE go up and go to 60 cents, it's almost the same thing as leaving it in savings for 5 years with 20% APR
If 1 HBD at 20% APR will generate 0.2$ yearly
and 1 Hive at 0.6$ averages around 10% APR, that just means 0.06$.
If you have 2 Hive at 10% APR and valued at 0.6$ that's still 0.12$ yearly
Now why would you park your capital on something as volatile as Hive when you can generate that in a shorter period of time and even more if within the same period of time as leaving it as HBD? Is there something I missed here or I missed the mark again?