Topic: Coins paying dividends on balances? (Read 120 times)
Doesn't make sense, why giving away the tokens or coins to holder when the coins have good value and use cases? It's like throwing away money for just holding some coins in wallets, don't be surprised if such project go scam on you later, better go for staking coins
How interesting these dividends will be given the volatility of many cryptocurrency rates. It seems to me that storage in percentages has considerable risks? Vaults with a high percentage may have some hidden catch. Now, due to the huge competition, there are many projects that pay interest, but unfortunately, this is mostly a scam.
Neo will give you a dividend of the coin, Gas. But if you don't like staking, it's almost the same as what Ledger wallet is offering for its supported cryptos by just keeping it on their wallet. They have 4 cryptos that support it, Tezos, Trx, Algorand, Cosmos.
(https://www.ledger.com/staking)
This requires you to have the hardware wallet itself.
(https://www.ledger.com/staking)
This requires you to have the hardware wallet itself.
I remember two-three years ago ONION was paying weekly bonuses on wallet balances. NOT on staked coins, but plain balances. They were scanning balances weekly and then paying dividends to the holders.
Do you know any other coins doing that? Paying dividens/bonuses on balances/holding, not on staked coins or pools?
Do you know any other coins doing that? Paying dividens/bonuses on balances/holding, not on staked coins or pools?
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