@tobetada wrote in his HBD Pump ReportNote, I actually don't know if it would always be a profitable action when one starts the conversion at a price above $1.05 or what happens when the price only briefly goes above this threshold and for example stays 99% of the time at $1 or under it for the remaining conversion time window (if you know let me know :)

Historically, dCity assets have been an interesting hedge against HIVE volatility. With HIVEUSD going up, people would sell off their dCity stuff to lock in USD profits. With HIVEUSD going down, they would buy up the stuff that became more attractive in USD terms (which would drive SIMHIVE and even HIVE-denominated card pricing up). Given the recent crypto crash, no wonder the interest in the game has been picking up recently.

I have recently got a request on clarifying The Rock Liquidity paragraph from my Rock Liquidity Pool Pinkpaper. I admit it is a bit too short for its importance in understanding the need for such a mechanics. Unfortunately, the full explanation would be a post of its own. Wait, now it is a post of its own!

We have all been farming SIM Holding Rewards hard for months. Everyone is tired and need some rest.That is why it is a national holiday in dCity today. Noone works today and we are all celebrating the dCity Diversity DayHave fun and remember - when it is over, you get to play some actual game with the cards you own again.

If I had asked people what they wanted, they would have said faster horses.Henry FordThe Henry Ford quote is fake but all the Hivers that want faster horses are real.I do not blame them for wanting a better way to exchange different tokens than Uniswap offers. There is some different technology present at Hive(-Engine) so why not build the better tool based on fast and feeless transactions?

Two weeks ago, I reviewed options to trade SWAP.HIVE for HIVE at a discount. If you haven't, you probably want to read that article first to understand that the current discounted bridges are not your usual Liquidity Pool. This follow up focuses on improving the technology, while possibly helping to understand the math behind Liquidity Pools