That's a good strategy. Even though I'm reticent to withdraw my HBD from Savings, since it's taken me this long to get it to the 600-HBD range, I likely will just after the next interest claim in 4 days, though I haven't completely decided yet. With the present prices, that 600+ HBD would give me about 5,875+ HIVE, which would be one hell of a powerup, and I could certainly use the extra HP for HP leasing, to continue my focused layer-2 investments. I look forward to hear what you decide to do. 😁🙏💚✨🤙
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As I mentioned, 18% was the trigger point for me. At that point, I stop adding interest and earnings to HBD savings and instead, convert 90% of interest and earnings into Hive and BTC (or Swap.BTC) but leave 10% as liquid HBD, and leave my savings in place. That's where we are now.
If the debt ratio breaks 20%, I'll start liquidizing 20-30% of savings, but keep it as liquid HBD, ready to sell off if the debt breaks above 21.5%.
It's quite possible that more people will sell HBD as the debt increases and that might ease the debt ratio and eliminate the need for some of my more drastic steps.
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I appreciate your planning for the different debt ranges, and that does sound like a good plan I'd say. Yes, I agree, and I think it's already happening, as just today I noticed that the percentage of HBD in Savings dropped from 75% to 74%, which is not huge, but it's definitely a move in the right direction. 😁🙏💚✨🤙
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Ah, that's interesting - I hadn't been checking that page of the hbdstats site. Thanks.
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I've been checking a few tines per day usually since I discovered it, as it's really quite useful. Sure thing, you're welcome, David. 😁🙏💚✨🤙
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