Each week we review all of our investments held within LBI's wallets, take a look at what has changed and look at what is ahead. It's that time of the week again, so let's see what sort of a week we have had.

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Hive account@askrafiki AI.

Here are the token prices and details at report cut-off time:

And here is last weeks report for comparison:
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Assets

Hive account@lbi-token

I've pulled another 100 HBD out of savings this week, which has been swapped to HIVE and put into various things. Added a bit to the BTC/ETH pool (our rainy day savings) and We've added heaps of DUO over the week, a couple thousand in fact. Also increased our HSBIDAO, and it will become the main asset I work on building up after DUO, as we are nearly at our target of 10,000 DUO. Some of the funds came from selling down some SURGE and TTSLA in our LEO wallet, in order to keep our rough 50% LEO, 50% other stuff split.
Funds added, but the $$ value of the wallet ended the week where it started, bang on $5,000.

Hive account@lbi-leo

LEO had a nice little tick up against HIVE in the last day or two. I did sell some SURGE and TTSLA over the week, maintaining our 50% allocation. The Hive account@leostrategy tokens paid some backpay so yield for the week is better. However they are still missing new payments, and the frustration continues. I had a whole bunch more to say, but deleted it and will leave it there.

Nice to see LEO tick up a bit.

Hive account@lbi-eds

No changes again this week. Minted 48 EDSI for the week, which is bang on our average.

Hive account@lbi-dab

No new funds added this week. DBOND and DAB order books are pretty thin at the moment. Our growth this week is still not quite at the 100 goal I have, 90.808 this week between DAB and DBOND. I've staked 50 DAB and will keep doing so until we get there. I could do it in one hit, by staking most of our liquid DAB now, but that would decrease the income in the short term, and I'm keen to keep some yield flowing.

Hive account@lbi-cent

This little wallet is still going really well for us at the moment. I've trickled more fund in here and there, and it is still generating nice yield. We spin out 10 LEO each day to the income split. And it leaves us with extra funds to compound.

Hive account@lbi-bbb

Added some more funds, and we have over 500 LBI on the balance sheet at the moment. If anyone want to pick them up through a token swap, hit me up. The buy wall is holding, with not many LBI traded by this wallet over the week. Token price is healthy in the pools compared to the order book and asset backed values, so the original "buy back and burn" program and now the "buy wall" is doing it's job.

Totals

HIVE has continued to decline in price over the week, and there is no end in sight it seems to its slow, steady decline. LEO popping up a bit has held our overall dollar value stable for the week. HIVE value per LBI is approaching 2, and it seems inevitable we will cross that point soon.

Despite selling some SURGE and TTSLA this week, we remain over 50% in LEO assets. Our BTC and ETH holdings (in that pool, plus the CENT pools, is up to $300 combined. Not much yet, but I'll keep sliding more funds that way each week for a while. I like holding funds in the BTC/ETH pool, it's a better store of value than HIVE at the moment, but the money is still liquid and available easily if an opportunity presents itself for us.

Income

As you can see, we exceeded the 1,000 LEO income for the week. This is a nice landmark to hit, and gives us good funds for pool incentives and pushes the weekly dividend yield up to 3% APR. It is still a low yield token, but with so much built in asset growth, the yield is really a bonus rather than the focus of the token.

The RWA yield is still patchy. We got a chunk of backpay, but since it has still been hit and miss. Hopefully they will get whatever is still wrong with the system sorted, and we can get some consistency in the payments. We remain patient.

All other sources of income have been consistent. With regard to HSBIDAO, it is only small at the moment, but I plan to add a lot more into our holdings over time. Each day I check how much we have earned, and swap half into LEO for this income wallet, and retain half to grow the asset. Like most of our holdings, we build in the growth and then pull some income out.

430 LEO set aside for pool rewards is a good outcome for the week. We have multiple pools to renew over the coming weeks, and need all the LEO we can get to keep pool APR 's at a rate that will entice more LBI's into the pools. The dividend run this week has happened, with $12.54 in value shared among all LBI holders. 22.844 LBI burned for the week.

Liquidity

In last weeks post, I did a quite detailed look at each liquidity pool for LBI and how efficient it is. That was over one month of figures. I thought I'd take another look today, and just focus on the last week and see if anything has changed. Liquidity has increased, with the HSBIDAO picking up, and I've been adding to multiple pools from my personal wallet (Hive account@jk6276).

Here are all our pools, ranked by 7 day volume:

Pool	Liquidity	7Day volume	Daily Average	Capital Efficiency	Annualized yield
HIVE	$345.02	$531.38	$75.91	0.22	10.02%
LEO	$2,124.76	$343.23	$49.03	0.023	1.05%
SURGE	$714.88	$217.68	$31.09	0.043	1.94%
SWAP.BTC	$268.97	$115.62	$16.51	0.061	2.81%
HSBIDAO	$579.70	$103.37	$14.76	0.025	1.16%
CENT	$158.51	$96.71	$13.81	0.087	3.97%
LSTR	$325.53	$82.69	$11.81	0.036	1.64%

So, as you can see over the last week, the HIVE pool has still been our most efficient, and highest fee earning pool as a yield. Liquidity increased over the week, which is good.
The LEO pool sees the lowest volume compared to it's liquidity.
HSBIDAO's first week, and it has done ok so far.
CENT again punching above it's weight, as the number two pool by yield and efficiency.

Conclusion

The first week of March is in the books. Dividends have been sent out. Our fund is on track, despite HIVE's current predicament.

I'd love some feedback on something. Should we pull our remaining HBD out and swap it for something else? Options would be:

Keep it as liquid HIVE to trade back to HBD down the track at a favorable rate.
Put it into adding to our assets like DUO, HSBIDAO and CENT for example.
Add it to safe haven assets like BTC and ETH, or even USDT?
Some combination of the above?

Give me your thoughts. I'd love some comments this week, I spend a couple hours each Sunday putting together these update posts, and when they get no responses I wonder why. Are these posts too much detail that no one actually cares about? Or are they valuable even if no one comments? I can see 10+ views on Peakd, and who knows how many on Inleo, so I guess there are people reading them (or at least skimming them).

Cheers,

Hive account@jk6276 for LBI.

I would say take 50-75% of the HBD and do a combination of the options you mentioned.

Selling HBD for Hive, it might be good option, however the inflation did not get reduced in any way, the debt ratio is still at its ATH, so I I expect Hive price to drop even further. All in all, I would advise we use 25%, unstake it, create sell orders at $0.05 (point no. 4 included),
No, big no. Let's hop into those projects, but not with our best performing asset that carried us through storms.
I'd use other funds for that, with the same aim as in point 1 - to buy Hive back lower prices.
Magi, let's use 25% of HBD to add liquidity in Hive:HBD pool. We might even use our BTC/ETH for that. We keep 50% of HBD in savings.

Solid week of portfolio rebalancing, LBI. The strategic shift toward DUO and HSBIDAO is taking shape nicely, even if the overall dollar value held steady at $5,000.

DUO accumulation hitting stride — adding "a couple thousand" DUO tokens shows strong conviction in that asset. With DUO currently trading at 1.499 HIVE ($0.092 USD) and your target of 10,000 DUO approaching, you're building a meaningful position. The 9.94% bid-ask spread and $138 daily volume suggest it's still a smaller market, but you're accumulating at reasonable levels.

HSBIDAO as next priority makes sense — at 0.5 HIVE ($0.031 USD) with tighter 2.5% spreads and decent $15.9k daily volume, it's a more liquid market to build in. The tokenized HSBI angle gives you exposure to Hive's engagement rewards system in a tradeable form.

LEO wallet rebalancing — selling down SURGE and TTSLA to maintain your 50/50 split shows disciplined position management. LEO's recent tick up against HIVE (currently $0.029 USD, HIVE at $0.061) is a welcome move after sideways action.

LeoStrategy yield frustration is warranted — the backpay is nice, but ongoing payment gaps would frustrate any fund manager. You're not alone in that sentiment. The restraint in your write-up speaks volumes.

The BTC/ETH pool additions as "rainy day savings" is smart diversification — BTC at $67,377 and ETH at $1,972 give you uncorrelated exposure outside the Hive-Engine ecosystem.

Week-over-week flat dollar value despite capital deployment means you're buying into weakness or holding through chop — classic accumulation phase behavior. The previous week's report context helps track the trajectory.

Looking forward to seeing how the DUO position performs as you approach that 10k target.

Buy Bitcoin, it's very cheap.