Why strictly hbd?
Usdt, usdc, dai, busd will do too, imo. Stake them on bsc or polygon -- acryptos, pancake, curve, or balancer will do for the time being, imo.
Keeping assets 'on-chain' (HIVE), thus supporting everyone as a community.
Keeping assets without 'smart contract risk', something which happens with all the options you proposed (they're not bad at all, but we're evaluating risk there).
More transparency, as everyone can keep track of @seed-treasury very easily Vs a eth/bsc/matic wallet.
No third-party risk (BUSD, USDC or USDT). HBD is Backed by the HIVE blockchain.
The 10% APR is pretty competitive. To get that with other stablecoins you need to expose yourself to (even more!) risk.
In the end... More HBD => less HIVE floating around => more upside pressure on HIVE => more overall utilization & overall acceptance of HBD => more chances to being listed on exchanges => repeat.
Of course we're a little drop of water as a project, but every drop counts.
Bittrex is the only exchange that I could access to get HBD at a fair rate.
Until now I've been using blocktrades... but the fees are a bit high IMHO
Why strictly hbd?
Usdt, usdc, dai, busd will do too, imo. Stake them on bsc or polygon -- acryptos, pancake, curve, or balancer will do for the time being, imo.
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using HBD equals to:
In the end... More HBD => less HIVE floating around => more upside pressure on HIVE => more overall utilization & overall acceptance of HBD => more chances to being listed on exchanges => repeat.
Of course we're a little drop of water as a project, but every drop counts.