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Put it in savings... and they get 20% APR... but around that, you can also use it, for services and goods. People's businesses can start accepting HBD with zero fees. Which is a big potential for #HBD.

Yeah, I was just wondering that, one person buying a lot and putting it to savings is good enough, do we need it in as swap HBD in liquidity pools, being used... all of that...

I'm a big believer in HBD savings. I think any investor will enjoy a save 20% while it lasts. It's pretty conservative but beats just about anything out there with low risk.

So people having the HBD in savings is beneficial for the whole economy?

I ask bc I wanna understand where the people that is against it is coming from

My assumption is yes but I don't know all the ins and outs of the HBD economy. The savings does keep it HBD from sudden fluctuations because of the lock period, but there must be more. I'm interested too.