EDSI always finds its way back to 1 HIVE, but it drifts above and below along the way. Left in a wallet, those drifts just pass you by. Keelhaven pools EDSI together and turns the drift into extra EDSI for everyone in the pool, while you keep collecting your dividends.
EDSI is fund-backed, so its price keeps returning to about 1 HIVE. In between, buyers and sellers push it a little above or below. Holders hardly notice, but every one of those swings is an opportunity.
Keelhaven watches the market for you. When EDSI is cheap, the pool picks some up. When it's dear, the pool lets some go. Each round trip leaves a little extra in the pool, and that extra belongs to everyone in it, in proportion to their share.
Same EDSI, same dividends. One just sits there; the other works every swell.
Illustrations only. Gains depend on how much EDSI actually moves, and aren't guaranteed. See Risks.
No apps, no sign-ups. Just Hive transfers with clear memos.
Send EDSI on Hive Engine to the pool with your Hive name as the memo. That's your receipt.
New deposits settle in for a week before they start earning. This keeps it fair for everyone already aboard.
Your EDSI becomes pool units. Trading gains raise what each unit is worth, so your share quietly grows.
Whenever EDSI dividends arrive, your share is sent straight to your wallet in HIVE.
When you join, your EDSI is converted into units at that day's value. You keep the same number of units for as long as you stay.
When the pool gains, nobody has to recalculate anything: each unit is simply worth a bit more. When you leave, your units are turned back into EDSI at their value on that day. Your percentage of the pool only changes when people join or leave, never because someone else was luckier with timing.
Short, plain, and the same for everyone, including the operator's own deposits.
Send EDSI on Hive Engine with your Hive account name as the memo. A friend can deposit for you by putting your name in the memo. A blank memo credits the sender. Other tokens aren't deposits; they're returned by hand.
New deposits earn nothing for their first 7 days, then become units. This stops anyone from hopping in just before a dividend and hopping out right after.
Whenever EDSI dividends reach the pool, on whatever day they come, they're split by units and sent to you as L1 HIVE. Tiny amounts wait until they reach 0.001 HIVE, so nothing is lost.
Ask for all or an amount. Your units stop earning at that moment and your EDSI is sent from what's on hand. If the pool is holding HIVE after a rise, the rest follows as EDSI comes back, and every memo says exactly what's left.
While part of a withdrawal is still waiting, you can cancel it. The unpaid part rejoins the pool as a new deposit with a fresh 7-day settling period.
Every deposit, dividend and payout is a public Hive transaction with a clear memo. Ask any time and you'll get your units, value, pending dividends and any open withdrawal.
Part of the pool may be in HIVE right after EDSI has risen. You get every EDSI that's available straight away, and the rest arrives as the pool buys EDSI back.
Each transfer's memo tells you what was sent and what's still to come, ending with "withdrawal complete". The amount you're owed is locked in on the day you ask, and it's always paid in EDSI.
Keelhaven is a small community pool run by one person. It's built carefully, but it isn't a bank and nothing here is guaranteed.
EDSI has always drifted back towards 1 HIVE, but there's no promise it always will. If it falls and stays down, the pool's value falls with it.
Quiet markets mean few trades and little or no trading gain. Some weeks there may be nothing extra at all.
If the pool is holding HIVE when you leave, part of your EDSI waits until the pool can buy EDSI back below 1 HIVE.
EDSI the pool has sold earns no dividends until it's bought back, so dividends per unit can sometimes be below what holding EDSI yourself would earn.
Funds sit in one Hive account controlled by the operator. You're trusting the operator, the code, and the operator's computer.
The pool works while the operator's computer is online. Deposits, dividends and withdrawals are processed on the next run, which can be days later.
Nothing on this page is financial advice. Only put in what you're comfortable leaving for a while.
Yes. The pool holds EDSI, so it receives EDSI dividends. Once your deposit has settled in, you get your share of every one of them, paid in HIVE to your wallet (minus the 1% dividend fee).
You joined with EDSI, so you leave with EDSI. That keeps things fair for everyone in the pool, and you always know exactly what you'll get back.
That dividend goes to people already in the pool. Your deposit starts earning after its 7-day settling period, so everyone is treated the same.
Message the operator on Discord and you'll get your units, their current value in EDSI, any dividends waiting to be paid, and any open withdrawal.
Any time. Each new deposit has its own 7-day settling period, then joins your existing units.
To the operator (@dlmmqb), for running and maintaining the pool. There are no other charges.
No. Keelhaven is an independent community pool that holds EDSI. It isn't run by, endorsed by or affiliated with the EDSI project or @edsi-pay.
Say hello to the operator on Discord first, then send your EDSI on Hive Engine like this: