What if 1% of the HBD savings interest instead gets locked into a permanent and fee-less automated market maker (AMM) HBD-HIVE liquidity pool for instant swaps?
What's the game theory on that? @edicted @theycallmedan
What if 1% of the HBD savings interest instead gets locked into a permanent and fee-less automated market maker (AMM) HBD-HIVE liquidity pool for instant swaps?
What's the game theory on that? @edicted @theycallmedan
Also I wouldn't pitch a "fee-less" AMM.
There should always be at least a 0.1% fee to stop people from wash trading and fucking around... which should then go to the liquidity providers on top of the other yield.
Thanks for the feedback, yes that makes sense. Providing onchain liquidity is definitely much needed for HBD and Hive.
np I really liked the idea of a zero-fee LP a few years back but eventually realized it would get exploited in weird ways.
Yup for sure. Thinking this over, there definitely is some risks, especially unknown risks. Here is Grok AI's response too: https://x.com/i/grok/share/rai4aV62HrwjP7wVnj4FKXrvu
There's no reason to move inflation around like this.
Either the inflation is worth printing, or it isn't.
We don't have a hard-capped budget on this platform.
There's a sweet spot on AMM that provides the most value for the lowest price.
That's the number we have to find.
$HBD is better investment option :)