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Hive Engine (Hive Sidechain) Investments

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EPC

Epic Token	1
	Invested
	40,000 EPC	0.00012 Hive	44,000 EPC	0.00008 Hive
	Sold
	None		None
	ROI
	1: 0.018 Hive	2: 0.002 Hive	3: 0.045 Hive	4: 0.002 Hive
	5: 0.002 Hive	6: 0.013 Hive	7: 0.007 Hive	8: 0.002 Hive

Nothing today from EPC, maybe tomorrow! :P

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SIM

dCity Token	2
	Invested
	4,000 SIM	0.000408 Hive	6,000 SIM	0.000512 Hive
	"Staked"	(Cards	Bought	Value)
	9,200	SIM
	Sold
	None		None
	ROI	Returns	To	Date
	1: 0.01 SIM	2: 0.01 SIM

Another solid SIM earning today! :) It seems a "0" income can still mean it's fractions of a whole, just that it won't display as a whole. Interesting enough and a good interesting!

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LEO

LEO Token	3
	Invested
	40 LEO	0.173 Hive	20 LEO	0.172 Hive
	Staked
	60	LEO
	Sold
	None		None
	ROI	Returns	To	Date
	1: 0.025 LEO	2: 1.477 LEO	3: 6.411 LEO

Today's LEO payout was pretty substantial compared to the rest, honestly. I'm happy to see it and I figured I'd start to stake a good portion of my earnings, so I'll be sorting out what % I want to put directly back in and what % I want to trade with. LEO is looking strong so far and it stands to reason it's because most things in life are in fact, an investment!

Thank you to those supporting me in the LEO community. You're awesome! :)

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NEOXAG

Neoxian City Token	4
	Invested
	2,000 NEOXAG	0.00096 Hive	2,000 NEOXAG	0.00092 Hive
	Staked
	4,000	NEOXAG
	ROI	Returns	To	Date
	1: 11.88 NEOXAG	2: 11.88 NEOXAG	3: 0.026 NEOXAG	4: 1.1 NEOXAG
	5: 0.6 NEOXAG	6: 1.02 NEOXAG

A whole NEOXAG token today! Now that's what I like to see! Mostly curation as usual, so I feel like I don't need to keep mentioning that haha. It seems that's what most of my earnings will be from ultimately when it comes down to it.

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WAIV

Waivio Token	5
	Invested
	20 WAIV	0.14 Hive	20 WAIV	0.138 Hive
	Staked
	40	WAIV
	ROI	Returns	To	Date
	1: 0.46 WAIV	2: 0.004 WAIV	3: 0.449 WAIV

A 0.449 WAIV payout is fairly sizeable and it seems staying consistent will provide returns in this ballpark. Curation is my focus across the board and this is no different when it comes to staked tokens!

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SPT & ONEUP

Splinterlands & OneUp	6
	Invested
	200 SPT	0.00235 Hive		200 ONEUP	0.0056 Hive
	ROI		Returns	To	Date
	SPT			ONEUP
	1: 1.49 SPT	2: 0.23 SPT		1: 0.24 ONEUP	2: 0.072 ONEUP
	3: 1.79 SPT	4:		3: 0.036 ONEUP	4: 0.72 ONEUP

Both SPT and ONEUP have paid again. Consistency seems to prove consistent returns. Stay with it, anyone who's on the fence or struggling to maintain! You've got this!

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Other

Other notable investments	7
Symbol	Invested		Sold	Unfilled	Staked	Earned
?	H = Hive
DEC	1,000 @ 0.00182 H		800 @ 0.00219 H	B: 600 @ 0.00188 H	N/A	0.05 DEC
SPS	4 @ 0.139 H		3 @ 0.192 H	B: 3 @ 0.144 H	N/A	None
CCC	1,000 @ 0.00111 H		None	None	1,000 CCC	0.534 CCC
CTP	100 @ 0.0237 H		None	None	160 CTP	7.263 CTP
STEM	20 @ 0.03 H	20 @ 0.0364 H	None	B: 20 @ 0.02 H	40 STEM	0.89 STEM

These are all great investments with a low barrier to entry that you can have fun with and experiment on how "Tokenomics" works and what returns you can expect to see numerically, across the board based on different code settings and configurations!

HODLing is done for some, some still have some room to move. :P As you can see, DEC rose to a point where I simply couldn't afford to miss the returns! As with any crypto or investment, I believe in fractionally selling off assets or buying back. This allows some wiggle room and gives a bit of a "safeguard" of sorts in the unfortunate event an investment goes wildly one way or the other and you weren't prepared or missed an opportunity. I also believe in buying back at slightly higher lows than I previously did, as the idea behind an investment you seek to trade long term is that the value still appreciates over time and that the new bottoms are higher than the old bottoms or what you deem a "bottom" in your mind for a market. SPS Had some serious motion too, considering my initial investment cost, so I sold off a portion of that as well and have put buy orders on for both for a bit higher than my initial offers. STEM popped off a bit too, but the gap in the market is almost 100% of the price... so I bought some @ market and then tried my hand at seeing if I could get half of my purchase request at well below market. Get it where you can!

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Thanks for reading. Feel free to share opinions of your own and discuss the topic in the comments! :) Always open to new ideas/investments.