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Today I made a handful of quick moves on Hive-Engine—mostly focused on adding liquidity across a few pools, plus one big swap to increase my SWAP.HIVE stack. The adds were a nice mix: a tiny SWAP.BTC maintenance top-up, a solid LEO reinforcement, and a couple fun/community-style pools (CENT and PAY).

Overall, the raw token totals make it super clear where the “weight” went today: PAY absolutely dominated the liquidity adds by unit count, with CENT as the next biggest chunk.

Here’s what I did today:

• Add SWAP.HIVE and SWAP.BTC — 0.45652174 SWAP.HIVE + 0.00000042 SWAP.BTC
  This is a micro-maintenance add. SWAP.BTC amounts always look tiny, but I like keeping the BTC gateway pool healthy.

• Add SWAP.HIVE and LEO — 50.00000000 SWAP.HIVE + 110.433 LEO
  This was the “serious” add today—LEO is one of those core ecosystem pools I like reinforcing when I’m staying practical.

• Add SWAP.HBD and CENT — 0.08605171 SWAP.HBD + 889.66727830 CENT
  A small SWAP.HBD side plus a chunky CENT count—this one feels like a “small cost, big token depth” kind of add.

• Add VOTE and PAY — 143.8168 VOTE + 13,055.42543448 PAY
  This was the volume monster today. PAY is the kind of token where raw amounts get huge fast, so it makes the pool feel beefy immediately.

Below is today’s pie graph showing the proportion of each token I added via liquidity “Add” actions (using raw token amounts).
(Note: the PAL → SWAP.HIVE swap isn’t included in the pie chart since it wasn’t a liquidity add—just a swap.)

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What stands out today is the shape of the allocations:

PAY dominated hard on the chart (raw units), which tells me today was partially about building depth in a high-supply token pool.

CENT came in strong as the next biggest slice—another “big number” token that can meaningfully thicken liquidity without needing much base asset.

LEO + SWAP.HIVE stayed in the mix as the “serious core” play, keeping my liquidity footprint anchored in a widely-used ecosystem pair.

SWAP.BTC barely registers by raw amount (as always), but it’s still one of the most strategically important pools to keep maintained.