It's the time of the week again where we update all things LBI. It's been a big week for us with some funds moved around, and a new pool launched, so there is a bit to cover.
Here are the token prices and metrics at cut-off time:
And here is last weeks report for comparisons:
@lbi-token/lbi-weekly-holdings-and-income-report-year-2-week-30-week-ending-22-feb-2026-jmu
Assets
A new asset enters the mix this week, as we start to accumulate HSBIDAO. This is the tokenized version of HSBI. I won't go into more detail, but you can check out the post launching our new HSBIDAO/LBI liquidity pool to learn more about HSBIDAO. I aim to build it into a significant asset for our fund over time.
Picked up more DUO, nudged a little more into the BTC/ETH pool, and pulled some HBD out of savings. The current HIVE price is tempting me to pull more HBD and swap to HIVE priced investments, but who knows if the timing would be right for that? Might do a bit each week and keep an eye on the situation.
We finish the week with just on a quarter of our fund's assets in this wallet, at a touch over $5,000 in value.
The only changes this week are that I've sold a few TTSLA and SURGE. Not a lot, just bit's here and there to move funds into other wallets. Everything else is broadly unchanged, and LEO based assets are still a bit over 50% of our fund.
As usual, no changes here. As usual we minted 48 EDSI.
No new investments adding funds to this wallet this week.
- 51.282 DAB minted
- 44.451 DBOND minted
Total growth, 95.733. Close but still not 100 yet which is the target.
Still doing it's thing here. CENT has held up in terms of it's HIVE value, and the combined income from these pools is nice. We pull 10 LEO out each day, and have around 12-14 worth each day to compound into the pools, so this wallet is doing nicely.
Lots of shuffling with this wallet during the week. Some of the LBI we had accumulated was swapped O.T.C. with 
Token swaps like these are an excellent use case for LBI bought back with our buy wall, however buy may be less frequent from now on as our pool prices are arbitraged up and match our asset backed valuation now. But I'll aim to keep a solid buy wall in place, as it is good for liquidity and gives a very fair exit price if any LBI holders want or need to sell. This is another positive move to boost the liquidity of LBI.
Totals
I've included now our comparison to HSBIDAO also in this section. HSBIDAO is, and will remain, valued on our books at 0.5 HIVE per HSBIDAO.
Overall, we dropped in value a bit over $1,000 over the week. Both our HIVE and LEO comparisons are up, so once again we outperformed both of those tokens across the week. This market is particularly harsh at the moment for HIVE, but I think LBI is very well placed to ride out this storm and emerge strong when better days come. In my head, if we can keep pushing and finding ways to grow and outperform, even if that means simply going down less than other things around HIVE, then we are winning and set for the good times.
Here is our asset mix for the week. I'm still aiming to shift more into BTC and ETH, as a safety hedge against HIVE/HBD breaking down further, just need to juggle that with wanting more HSBIDAO and DUO mainly, and continuing to build the buy wall.
Income
BOOO 
Here is the response I got when I queried them about it...
I guess we go back to waiting for them to fix things. It's most frustrating as I was kind of banking on a good week for income this week, as we have a number of liquidity pool rewards to renew in coming weeks, notably the HIVE pool this week. Anyway, I've got a plan so we can make do.
Yield is not what I'd like - see above.
Dividend distribution this week is $8.58 in total value, and we burned 14.384 LBI for the week.
Let's hope next week is better.
Liquidity update.
This snapshot is the 30day pool stats ranked by volume.
I want to look for a moment at each pools capital efficiency. How much trade goes through each pool compared to its depth, and what fees are generated for LP's.
- HIVE - $2,891 Vol, daily average $96.391. Liquidity $300. Efficiency - 0.3213 (vol/liq). Fee yield 14.5%
- LEO - $2,281 vol, daily avg $76. Liq = $2,222. Efficiency - 0.0342. Fee yield 1.5%
- SURGE - $1,904 vol. Daily avg $63. Liq - $694. Efficiency - 0.0907. Fee yield - 4.1%
- BTC - $388 vol, daily avg $12.9. Liq - $211. Efficiency - 0.0611. Fee yield - 2.7%
- LSTR - $319 vol, daily avg $10.6. Liq - $391. Efficiency - 0.0271. Fee yield - 1.2%
- CENT - $261 vol, daily avg $8.7. Liq - $151. Efficiency - 0.0576. Fee yield - 2.6%
I'll disregard the HSBIDAO pool in this comparison as it is brand new. If I do this detailed look again in a month, it will have good data by then.
So, our pools ranked by capital efficiency are:
- HIVE - clearly our strongest volume pool compared to its liquidity.
- SURGE - good pool trade volumes, volatility of SURGE has helped.
- BTC - surprised me a bit, but it's doing ok in terms of trade volume.
- CENT - the little pool that could. Going ok for us.
- LEO - our deepest pool is also one of our lest efficient. 🤔
- LSTR - Our least used pool compared to its liquidity - do we renew pool rewards, or move them to one of the more utilized pools?
Clearly we could use more liquidity in the HIVE pool. 14.5% fee income for LP's is amazing, but building that pool deeper would give traders and arbitragers more to work with.
Conclusion.
Another week in the books. Income was disappointing. I continue to shuffle assets around to keep us moving forward, and will keep on doing that. Short term goals are to keep the buy wall in place, keep accumulating DUO and HSBIDAO, and keep an eye out to pick up cheap DAB/DBOND/EDSI etc to keep building our growth.
Thanks for checking out this weeks detailed update - don't forget to learn about the HSBIDAO pool we launched yesterday. Thanks again to 
Cheers,
