I made this comment on your other post, but wanted to add it here as well, since I saw the other post first, but this one is more recent.
I haven't been around as much, so I didn't know this conversation was happening, but I did expect it.
Since my job is time consuming and Bear Market Hive is depressing and boring, I haven't spent as much time around as I have in past bear seasons. Blame it on my entire life changing last year and having too much to handle.
In anycase, my plan was to power down half of my stake and put it in HBD since I haven't been as active and I want to avoid getting out of Hive entirely.
However, seeing this debate, I'm going to stop buy HBD until the argument wanes. Mind you though, I don't find liquid Hive to be a good holding and I am not sure I will not convert it to something else.
Great discussion, still catching up.
Thanks for the comment I know you have a lot on your plate.
You should stack the HBD and not worry about this argument.
The debt ratio is in an extremely safe position and even if yields get reduced the timelock on savings accounts is only 3 days. Liquidity on the internal market is good enough these days so that slippage should be fine in both directions.
Honestly though I know how much you like the Bitcorns I can't help but think that's the way to go at this point.