My opinion on the HBD APR debate
So I read @gtg 's post: https://peakd.com/hive-160391/@gtg/gtg-witness-update-upcoming-changes-in-hbd-apr
And I listened to most of the debate on 3Speak, kind-of @theycallmedan 's chat/product I guess.
I have to say that what I hear is kind-of stupid. Because Richard Heart already build something that is much better in 2019 and you are debating this in 2023?!?!?!
Well HEX has completely flexible "times slots" (as you call them), from 1 day to 5555 days. Whereas @taskmaster4450le (I guess thats his username?) and the guys were talking about making time slots on 1 layer, 1 year, 5 years and 10 years or similar and then code the rewards into a second layer chain, 10-30% APR or similar.
Well its already done on HEX in a much more sufisticated way, so its kind-of lame to discuss this today.
On the other hand, they have a point in that its a stabile coin and HEX is not. So yes I will agree on the point that there are poor people in this world who needs that stabile coin to sustain life and to them these rewards on HBD might make sense.
I dont know, sorry if I am too harsh here, I just think make it something simple, and quit spending time on it, no body promote HEX on leo as far as I see?
Also I think its really hard to understand how HBD works today? I mean back in the day when Steem launched I understood SBD, but there has been so many hardforks, that I dont understand how HBD works today. I do trust it, but I dont personally need a stabile coin at all.
You heard it here first.
/Lasse
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I believe that you meant to post this on your @majidhussain007 sockpuppet account you "onboarded". If you plan on creating 50 more fake accounts for your DHF proposal then you better figure out how to not get confused by so many accounts.
Strange. I assumed that if your DHF proposal was successful you were just going to create 50 fake Hive accounts and pocket the 1,002 HBD. But you're going to launder it in HEX? Richard Heart sure scammed you hard. Almost everyone else has figured out it was a scam but you still keep believing in Santa Claus making you a millionaie with his get rich Ponzi scheme.