Core Number Compounding With Hive

About 9 months ago, I discovered Core Number Compounding. Soon after, I decided to give it a try. You may recall that, at that time, the market was trading sideways for weeks. This was frustrating as the method requires price volatility to work. Here is a quick recap of how CNC works.

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Core Number Compounding (CNC)

You pick a number. Let's say you pick $2000. It could be $1000 or $10000. It's best to pick a number that allows you to do quick maths.

You then either buy $2000 of BTC or ETH. Or, you buy $1000 of each. We pick these because they are least likely to go into a death spiral compared to most alts. You can do this with alts as well, if you have reasonable confidence that they will trend upward in the long term.

If your $2000 grows to more than $2020, you sell off the $20 (or however much) to bring it back down to $2000. This is simple if you are only using one crypto. If you are using two cryptos, then then sum of both must be more than 1%, which is $2020. The only strange part is if one is, let's say $30 up and the other is $10 down, then you sell the +$30 and leave the -$10 alone.

If the $2000 drops by 4% or more, which is -$80, then you buy more to top off at $2000. Again, if you are only using one crypto, this is easy. If you are using two, then the sum must be $1920 or less before triggering a buy. If one is up and the other down, you only top up the one that is down. Leave the other until the next trigger level.

This is pretty much all there is to Core Number Compounding. When you use CNC, you constantly scrape off 1% gains and top up 4% losses. This way, you are ALWAYS buying low and selling high. This is why volatile markets are great, particularly those in long term uptrends. You could alter the spread to scrape off 2% gains and top up 5% losses. This would mean fewer transactions. The bigger the spread, the less sensitive it is to volatility.

DANGER: This doesn't work in bear markets. You'll constantly be topping up. If you want to ride this down, where you are constantly buying at lower and lower prices, you'll need cash reserves. Alternatively, you can move everything to stablecoin, wait for a bottom, and jump back in to profit from uptrend volatility.


Bringing Hive Into the Mix

Yesterday, I was looking at doing Core Number Compounding with Hive on Bittrex. I could use HIVE and USDT to try to maintain my core number. Then, the light bulb in my head flashed. I don't need to leave Hive to do CNC. I can do this with HIVE and HBD without leaving my wallet.

I would do this with $2000 worth of HIVE. When the price goes up, I could scrape off the excess HIVE into HBD. When the price goes down, I could top up my HIVE from HBD. Price has been volatile enough that this works.

I may have to start with $1000 of HIVE, however, so that I have $1000 of HBD for topping up. As the HBD total grows, I could transition to larger core numbers.


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What is terrific is we have many approaches with Hive (well crypto in general). Hive is spreading out enough that the opportunities far outweigh the resources available.

We all need to keep growing out bags. For many of us, it is Hive focused.

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Now that is very interesting to grow Hive and HBD. Bookmarking this ☺

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Hoping I can pull together the cash to take advantage of the dip. Power down may take too long.

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I love this idea. Hope it works out well for you! I might try the same

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Thanks. There are videos on YouTube by people who do it. They do leveraged trading for big gains. But, they do CNC for steadier income. I will have to wait a few weeks for my main account to power down enough HIVE to attempt it.

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Can't wait to see the results!

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I scraped together some savings to kick it off. Starting with 617.462 HIVE and 102.444 HBD.

Calculating +1% I'd have to sell at $1.64 HIVE or higher. Approx +$10
Calculating -4% I'd have to top up at $1.55 HIVE or lower. Approx -$40

Coingecko has a quick conversion calculator to help with the maths.
https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/hive

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This is a great strategy to grow any investment. Thank you for sharing as I have yet to encounter this strategy.
It never occurred to me to balance HB and Hive so they can support each other.

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Same here. The way they teach CNC on YouTube, they use ETH and/or BTC with a cash reserve. It only occurred to me recently that I could do this with HIVE and HBD.

In some ways, it works better. The Hive Market doesn't charge commissions.

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I remember the video you shared that simplified the concept and practical application of Core Number Compounding. It should be interesting to hear how your Hive to HBD and HBD to Hive version works out. Please keep up updated.

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