Trade PIMP on Hive Engine
The PIMP token is in a new era — it’s no longer just a Hive Engine listing. A custom stabilization bot is live, built to maintain value and give traders confidence. This isn’t speculation — the code is out there, and the functionality it brings will forever change how PIMP trades.
Fetching Market Data
The bot starts by watching the orderbook in real time, checking the highest bid and lowest ask:
def get_orderbook_top(token="PEK"):
buy_payload = {...}
sell_payload = {...}
buy_response = requests.post("https://api.hive-engine.com/rpc/contracts", json=buy_payload)
sell_response = requests.post("https://api.hive-engine.com/rpc/contracts", json=sell_payload)
if buy_response.status_code == 200 and sell_response.status_code == 200:
buy_result = buy_response.json().get("result", [])
sell_result = sell_response.json().get("result", [])
highest_bid = float(buy_result[0]["price"]) if buy_result else 0
valid_asks = [float(order["price"]) for order in sell_result if float(order["price"]) > 0]
lowest_ask = min(valid_asks) if valid_asks else 0
return {"highestBid": highest_bid, "lowestAsk": lowest_ask}
This means the bot always knows where the market stands, ready to act immediately.
Placing Buy & Sell Orders
When the market moves, the bot reacts. Using Hive Engine smart contract calls, it places orders automatically:
def place_order(account_name, token, price, quantity, order_type="buy", active_key=None, nodes=None):
contract_payload = {
"contractName": "market",
"contractAction": "buy" if order_type == "buy" else "sell",
"contractPayload": {
"symbol": token,
"quantity": str(quantity),
"price": str(price)
}
}
tx = hive.custom_json(
id="ssc-mainnet-hive",
json_data=contract_payload,
required_auths=[account_name],
required_posting_auths=[]
)
This isn’t a manual trader — it’s a bot making live trades on the blockchain 24/7.
The PIMP Stabilization Logic
At the heart of it all, the logic balances buys and sells around the 0.02 HIVE target price:
TARGET_PRICE = 0.02
BUY_SPREAD = 0.0001
SELL_SPREAD = 0.0001
def pimp_logic(account_name, token):
market = get_orderbook_top(token)
bid = market["highestBid"]
ask = market["lowestAsk"]
hive_balance = get_balance(account_name, "SWAP.HIVE")
pimp_balance = get_balance(account_name, token)
# Buy when under target
buy_price = round(TARGET_PRICE - BUY_SPREAD, 8)
if ask > 0 and ask < buy_price and hive_balance > 0:
buy_qty = round(min(hive_balance, 1) / buy_price, 8)
place_order(account_name, token, buy_price, buy_qty, order_type="buy")
# Sell when above target
elif bid > TARGET_PRICE and pimp_balance > 0:
sell_price = round(TARGET_PRICE + SELL_SPREAD, 8)
sell_qty = round(pimp_balance * 0.3, 8)
place_order(account_name, token, sell_price, sell_qty, order_type="sell")
- If PIMP dips under the floor → it buys to hold price.
- If PIMP spikes above the target → it sells small amounts to keep things healthy.
- If nothing moves → it still posts support orders at the target price.
This ensures a living market with real liquidity.
Cross-Integration With PeakeCoin (PEK)
Every stabilization cycle ties back into PeakeCoin (PEK). The bot makes tiny PEK buys and even purchases gas with PEK:
pek_market = get_orderbook_top("PEK")
pek_ask = pek_market["lowestAsk"]
place_order(account_name, "PEK", pek_ask, 0.00000001, order_type="buy")
buy_gas(account_name, "PEK", 0.000000001, pek_ask)
This means PIMP isn’t just propped up — it’s directly fueling PEK’s growth too.
Why This Changes Everything
Most tokens on Hive Engine fade away without liquidity. PIMP is different because:
- It has automated stability
- It’s backed by transparent, open code
- It’s building bridges with other tokens like PEK
🔥 Bottom Line: The work going into this project right now lays the foundation for a new kind of token on Hive Engine — one with resilience coded into it. Buying PIMP today means getting in before the market fully prices in this functionality.
👉 Trade PIMP on Hive Engine
👉 Trade PEK on Hive Engine
This is Maryland innovation — blockchain development with roots in code and stability for the long run.