Might be a good idea to move that LEO to a separate wallet. I have delegated most of mine to my alt. I still have the stuff pooled with my LBI though. Are many people taking advantage of that pool?
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Might be a good idea to move that LEO to a separate wallet. I have delegated most of mine to my alt. I still have the stuff pooled with my LBI though. Are many people taking advantage of that pool?
I'm going to write a post at some stage about why I am so focused on building each wallet as a stand alone entity. Long story short, it is to position so that we could spin off divisions, raise new funds or even sell off divisions. Everything has a price, and a nice self sufficient wallet with scale in a bull market might be attractive where the whole wallet might be more attractive than the sum of its parts.
Anyway, a dedicated LEO wallet makes sense to me. still thinking on how to structure it so it still spins off decent income each day, but has its own growth path built in.
As for the pool, it is still a small but useful proposition. Yield is better than holding liquid, and I'm trying to keep the price loosely pegged to the asset backed value with my personal stash. I'd love the pool to grow deeper, but I think much of LBI's holder base is very passive/disengaged/even gone from hive.
I delegate HIVE to the LEO fund and get a good chunk of LEO on a daily. The investment looks terrible no due to the cost, but I'm almost at the 20,000LEO mark.
That's kind of what I thought about the pool.