Hello Dalz! First of all, every day you post I learn something new, I really appreciate all the time you dedicate to your analysis.
Having said that, I had a question to see if you could solve it. I recently started a HBD savings plan and although right now it is very very modest I have a doubt thinking about the future, if someone needs to get hundreds of thousands of dollars or maybe millions (I'm optimistic I know haha), would there be enough liquidity somewhere for the process to be immediate or at least fast and that each HBD would have the value of 1 dollar? I say this because on platforms like hive engine when a number of buy orders are closed the HBD starts to drop in value. What is planned to solve this issue? What happens when a large number of HBDs are sold? Does it burn, does it become hive? If one day you could do an in-depth analysis on this it would be incredibly useful for those of us like me who are new to HBD savings.
Buying large amounts of HBD is a chalange ... with the recent launch of the pHBD-HBD pool on Polycub, there is like around 350k in liquidity in the pool there.
The best place to buy large amounts of HBD probably remains the internal DEX https://wallet.hive.blog/market , but it needs to happen with multiple orders in a period of days, not one big sum.
Selling and converting HBD are two different things. You can sell HBD on the internal DEX for HIVE or on any other exchanges where HBD is listed. If a big amount is sold at once HBD will dip, but most likely recover fast, because the blockchain offers a 1$ worth HBD through conversions.
When you make conversions from HBD to HIVE, the HBD is destroyed in the process (burned), and the blockchain gives HIVE, that is worth for 1$ price for HBD. With conversions one can convert any amount of HBD to HIVE without impacting the HBD markets.
https://peakd.com/hive-167922/@dalz/what-is-the-best-place-to-buy-hbd-or-data-on-hbd-liquidity-and-trading-volume