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Every swap on #HiveEngine token pairs takes from the swapper a 0.25% fee, which is proportionally split between all liquidity providers of the token pair depending on the percentage of the liquidity pool each provider has. 🤓

That's a great way to earn from your Hive Engine tokens that you don't want to either stake or sell. 😎 However, there first needs to be a liquidity pair for the token you want to add liquidity to. 😅

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That's a great explanation. Have you got such a great and clear explanation as well to explain the risk of these liquidity pools, i.e. impermanent loss? Maybe than I'll understand it for 100% !LUV !HUG

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I recommend using #BeeSwap (https://beeswap.dcity.io/pools) to see all liquidity pairs currently present on #HiveEngine tokens. 🤓 !HUG

  • If a token pair has high liquidity and you own a small share of the pool of that pair, every trade by any user gives you less rewards but only slightly affects your tokens in the token pair.
  • If a token pair has high liquidity and you own a large share of the pool of that pair, every trade by any user gives you more rewards but significantly affects your tokens in the token pair.
  • If there is a more or less equal amount of trades on each direction for a token pair where you have a share of the pool, you will see both of your tokens on the token pair increase as you get a share of 0.25% of every trade on #HiveEngine pools.

Hope that's already a good explanation about Hive Engine liquidity pools (and any liquidity pool in general)! 🤓 !LUV

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That's a good explanation indeed. Now in your experience, is it worth the benefits putting e.g. Hive and BTC in a liquidity Pool instead of using the Hive for HP or change it to HBD and take the 20% interest benefits? !wine !LUV

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You should determine if the earnings you will get for a particular token liquidity pair (which may include the liquidity pool bonus set by the issuers of a token pair) on #HiveEngine will be higher than simply staking your HIVE as Hive Power and putting your HBD in Savings. 🤓 !PIZZA

Anyway, I would recommend not putting HIVE and HBD itself in liquidity pools, and instead focus on adding to liquidity pools for other #HiveEngine tokens that are just idle on your wallet. 😏 !LUV

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Just wanted to say... HBD and Hive will not be worth more in Liquidity pools than they would be in my wallet !LOL !LUV

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That's why I recommend putting liquidity in token pairs only in your idle #HiveEngine tokens, where HIVE and HBD certainly aren't "idle" enough for that. 🤓 !LOL !LUV