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Binance Security Measures & My First Dabble into pHBD-USDC

For some time, I've just been a mere spectator and a cheerer to the pHBD & pHive liquidity pools on Polycub. Not that I didn't like them, but my limited resources was one factor that I didn't jump at the first chance when the pools were deployed.

Today, an opportunity opened up via my Binance account and so I decided to take it and start my Polycub farming journey.

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But before that let me share a wee bit of the adventure going through the security measures of Binance which I kind of appreciated.

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They have a verification questionnaire which reminds anyone of the basic steps to stay SAFU. These are actually common sense measures but for whatever reason, some people still fall prey to scams.

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Anyway, after answering the short questionnaire correctly, the withdrawal order can now be submitted.

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And of course, there's the additional layer of protection with the Email, Phone and Google Auth verifications.

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And within a couple of seconds (not even one minute), the funds were received by my designated Polygon wallet address. It may seem that the security measures are a bit too much for a small transaction but I love that these were in place by the exchange.

From there, I went to add the pHBD-USDC pair via sushiswap. I chose that pair because the market is still wonky. I then headed to Polycub to enable the pool and stake my share.

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And so my journey with Polycub's farms has officially began today. Although I have been staking on the xPolycub pool, this is my very first liquidity farm in there. I'm a bit excited to see how it goes from there.

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And that is my wee contribution to the goal of increasing more liquidity for the Hive Backed Dollar (HBD).

Thank you and stay SAFU! Have a wonderful weekend!


Photos are screen captured via Binance and Polycub. No copyright infringement intended. 140522/12:05ph

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