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Today I added liquidity to three Hive-Engine pools, and it ended up being a nice “two-pronged” day: a big, familiar push into the SWAP.HIVE : LEO pool, plus a couple of tiny-but-intentional maintenance adds to the BTC/ETH side of the DEX.
Overall, the raw amounts make it look like a LEO-heavy day (which it was), with SWAP.HIVE doing the heavy lifting as the base asset, and the BTC/ETH adds showing up as precise, high-value “dust” allocations.
Here’s what I added today:
0.00000071 SWAP.BTC + 0.00002405 SWAP.ETH
This one’s a micro add, but I like keeping a presence in BTC/ETH routes—tiny units, big network significance.100.03766143 SWAP.HIVE + 220.681 LEO
The main move today—LEO is still one of my go-to ecosystem pools when I’m focusing on depth and steady activity.10.69041472 SWAP.HIVE + 0.00000976 SWAP.BTC
Another classic maintenance add. Even when BTC looks “invisible” on a raw-amount chart, I still like nudging that pool along.
Below is today’s pie graph showing the proportion of each token I added in total (using raw token amounts). LEO clearly takes the lead, SWAP.HIVE is the strong #2, and SWAP.BTC / SWAP.ETH show up as the tiny precision components.
Image Source: ChatGPTWhat stands out today is the “big + tiny” contrast:
LEO dominated the day’s raw allocations, which matches the fact that my biggest add was straight into SWAP.HIVE : LEO.
SWAP.HIVE stayed central (as usual) since it’s the main base asset I’m using to seed most liquidity moves.
SWAP.BTC and SWAP.ETH barely register on the chart because their units are so different—still, I like making those small upkeep adds so those gateway pools don’t get neglected.