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Topic: [ANN] Earn interest on your bitcoins! CoinLenders pays out interest on deposits. - page 3. (Read 32935 times)

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CoinLenders currently pays 0.51% / week compound interest (paid daily, prorated) - that's more than 30% APR on personally insured deposits. Although in case of a massive default I will make every attempt to pay everyone back including from my personal assets, it is not a FDIC insured bank and don't put more coins than you're willing to lose there.

Your coins would be used for funding low risk loans (aka not the typical btcjam crap), and other bitcoin denominated investments.

For more info, see this page!

This is just another Pirateat40 scam!
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Casper - A failed entrepenuer who looks like Zhou
sr. member
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CoinLenders currently pays 0.51% / week compound interest (paid daily, prorated) - that's more than 30% APR on personally insured deposits. Although in case of a massive default I will make every attempt to pay everyone back including from my personal assets, it is not a FDIC insured bank and don't put more coins than you're willing to lose there.

Your coins would be used for funding low risk loans (aka not the typical btcjam crap), and other bitcoin denominated investments.

For more info, see this page!

This is just another Pirateat40 scam.  What business experience does he have?
vip
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Update:

New security feature implemented - your password is now also hashed on the client side via JavaScript before it is sent over HTTP. Some guy with WireShack won't be able to sniff the plaintext Smiley

Quite late here, I will expand it later to use time specific salts to thwart replay attacks, but now this should do.
legendary
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okay I didnt mean to stir up trouble I will contact you privitely
vip
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Do you think I won't be asking for ID if you haven't told me about this idea even through I've being doing it since 2012?

If you have an issue with it, please let me know in private, not trying to stir up drama.
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agreed, it was my fault for having faith or any trust in such a scummy person

who is the scummy person and why are they scummy?
legendary
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agreed, it was my fault for having faith or any trust in such a scummy person
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deposited 1btc. Guess ill wait and see what happens.

Also I didnt get you thank you for stealing my idea that I told you about
An idea is worth nothing. Execution is everything.  Wink
vip
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BTCJAM already does it, and I've being doing ID checks before you told me about this idea. It's also being a month.
legendary
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deposited 1btc. Guess ill wait and see what happens.

Also I didnt get you thank you for stealing my idea that I told you about
vip
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Update:
Server issue fixed. Nothing was compromised (user error on my part, viewing control panel for old server), but it's good to be sure Smiley
vip
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If you were having any issues confirming your account (through the link), please try to activate your account again.

Let me know if you have any issues.
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I realize you've only been open 3 days now, but have any loans been made yet? When loans are made, are they going to be private, or public (at least on an address basis)?
It has being open for longer (only started paying interest 3 days ago). - check this thread https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/closed-coinlenders-159359
Can you tell us more about yourself? Real name, location, picture, etc? Can you give specific examples of what kinds of things you invest in that would justify 30% yearly interest on bitcoin deposits (which already appreciate at a fairly ridiculous rate on their own)?
Yup, please check out btcinvest's reports on how it earns ~30% yearly (even when 1/3 of the coins were tied up in the Bakewell scam).

Putting money in a bank and buying BTCBONDS isn't going to get you a large return, but actual investing/trading (for example, buy ASICMINER at 0.5 which I did limited by my funds, now 50% >100% return in a few months).
sr. member
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I realize you've only been open 3 days now, but have any loans been made yet? When loans are made, are they going to be private, or public (at least on an address basis)?
sr. member
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Can you tell us more about yourself? Real name, location, picture, etc? Can you give specific examples of what kinds of things you invest in that would justify 30% yearly interest on bitcoin deposits (which already appreciate at a fairly ridiculous rate on their own)?
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Casper - A failed entrepenuer who looks like Zhou
3. Your style of sig looks familiar Wink
Bingo! *wink*
Yours' are attractive


and we found a loser on SatoshiOption~~
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Jack of oh so many trades.
By this I mean if 50 users deposit a total of 100coins then you should give escrow 100coins in the case of a defunct.

Good idea in theory, but if he already has the coins why would he need to borrow them from people? The point of letting people invest is that he needs the extra coins to make it work. If he has to put just as many into escrow as he is getting, then his total pool available to work with doesn't increase in size and there's nothing to invest in!
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Hi Casper,

1. Yup! I already do reports for btcinvest twice every month, and for coinlenders I plan on having reports once a month or so. I am not disclosing my own personal financial information, because, well, it's private.
2. No. When our capital grows bigger a smaller portion of it would be taken up by loans, I'd start funding larger projects & invest on a larger scale, along with lowered interest rates offered.

If it ever gets to a point where I am holding a ridiculous amount of coins then I'd keep pushing the interest rate down so I get to pay less interest and have an amount of funds that I can insure. Smiley

3. Your style of sig looks familiar Wink
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Casper - A failed entrepenuer who looks like Zhou
Hi Glados, nice to meet you again, just a few questions.
1:Will you have financial reports of the system to show the financial status of your site or yourself?
2:Is there a maximum deposit amount?

Casper
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