Hey guys, how are you doing? Not been active on here again, once again, I have been busy and been having writers block. While looking for what to write, I stumbled upon the Hive engine wallet and realised that I have $5 worth of Leo in my Hive engine wallet. Interesting, not checked my Hive engine wallet in a very long time, so I was excited. Lately have fallen in love saving my HBD in HBD savings, and I love seeing my HBD interest grow no matter how small it is. Gives me this sense of hope that some thing is growing. But I didn’t know how to convert my LEO to Hive or withdraw it from Hive engine to my Native Hive wallet. I know that Leo is not listed on exchanges, so what other way but to google it. Luckily for me I came across an article that pretty much explained and gave good steps on how to use the leodex to swap Leo to swap.hive and also convert swap.hive to native Hive.
After reading and doing this, I fell in love with this platform all over again, because its beautiful, the user experience is quite different but its beautiful to see. I was able to swap my LEO to swap.hive, then withdrew it through Uswap and got some Hive. I then convert Hive to HBD and put in my HBD savings. I love saving there, I don’t have any use for it yet, but I love putting it there. The best part of it is that its expected to be pegged to $1 and looking at the HBD chart, its been holding off around that price. Wished I had a lot of money because making 20% APR off your investment every year is a very big deal. Ever since I started blogging I have been putting all my payouts in savings and I have been saving, I just need to get my consistent blogging mojo back so I can post every day and increase my savings. I dont know what I am saving for but I believe its going to be very useful some day. I remember not having enough resource credit to post consistently everyday to having more than enough now and still not posting everyday. I guess we only value things when we dont have them. If you are reading, please give me some comments and dont forget to save some HBD in HBD savings. Thank you for reading my post, I appreciate that a lot.