HBIT resource credits

EDIT/UPDATE: after looking a bit deeper, Hivebits/Wusang seemd to have been attacked. Roughly 400 yesterday, more?, HBIT was siphoned off, thus draining the Resource Credits. Unsurprisingly, a big sell off occurred today: https://tribaldex.com/trade/HBIT What seems to have happened is that several dummy accounts were made to pilfer coins (example: beckybutler) which transferred HBIT to Hive account@smith65 (see https://he.dtools.dev/@smith65) who transferred 705 to Hive account@bgmoha who made the sell on tribaldex.

Original post is below...

There is an old saying in economics: "There is no such thing as a free lunch," with the acronym TINSTAAFL. Although Hivebits (HBIT) might seem "free", everything has a cost to it that is born by someone, somewhere. One of the costs of something like HBIT is Resource Credits (RCs). And, well, yesterday, the @Hivebits account ran out. As a result, things came to a standstill.

Today, I delegated some RCs from my account to get things running back up again. Currently, HBIT (and the Wusang game) is flowing again.

And so...the ask...if you have any extra RCs you could spare, would you consider delegating some to @Hivebits? Delegating RCs is easy and it doesn't take away from your Hive Power (HP).

To delegate Resource Credits:

I like this tool: https://primersion.com/rc to delegate RCs. You can choose an amount of "HP" but you're not delegating the HP, your actually delegating that amount of HP's Resource Credits (if that makes sense!).

Another option is https://Ecency.com - choose your “Profile”, then “Resource Credits”, then "Delegate RC".

Then, it's easy to check things over on https://PeakD.com. It's also easy to adjust things on PeakD too. (For some reason, I can't figure out how to actually delegate RCs using PeakD, but adjusting things is easy there.)

• go to your wallet
• by "Delegate HIVE" choose "Details"
• toggle to "RC Delegations"

That's all. Thanks for any help. And good luck mining HBIT (and playing Wusang). If you haven't done before, you're welcome to try it here, like this: !HBIT