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October 23, 2018, 08:46:38 AM
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Hi, maybe the Dropil project will suit you.
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October 23, 2018, 08:28:59 AM
#12
(KWATT) https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/4new/ if you stake the Kwatt in their website you will receive a payout quarterly, It depends on how many Kwatt coins you will stake, the income is from mining for more info visit the telegram group and website, (AURA) also a Staking using aura and you will receive Eth based on how much Aura you stake, the eth reward is based on IDEX income https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/aurora-dao/  Investing is very risky, do your own research first before investing good luck.
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October 22, 2018, 11:01:26 PM
#11
Every long term investment will give investors a large profit. However, an investment place will also determine the profit chosen by each investor. For bitcoin cryptocurrency is always my choice for long term investment, I just look at the history of the price passed by bitcoin, and it is very promising. For altcoins, I do not have full confidence that I will get big profits, too much manipulation of pump and dump so it makes me and even other investors do not feel safe, but ETH needs to be taken into consideration.
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October 22, 2018, 08:09:17 PM
#10
Try reading about NPXS, Pundi X, It gives off monthly airdrops based on the amount you're holding. You could gain large amounts of cash from this if you're holding large amounts of NPXS.
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October 22, 2018, 04:57:20 PM
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Yeah you can run masternode but most of the profitable ones requires good capital to get daily income. But there's also another way of choosing PoS coins (Proof of Stake).

12 Best Proof-Of-Stake Coins For Passive Income

Talking about in the long run, why choose an altcoin if you can invest to bitcoin if you're good with long term?
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October 22, 2018, 02:52:37 PM
#8
To be honest, I did not even know about the existence of such coins. but I would like to buy
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October 22, 2018, 02:39:22 PM
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You can search for Horizen, and if it please you, you can buy some and with a minimum of 42 Zen you can create a secure node or invest a bit more, like 500 Zen and you get a super node. there are simulators to calculate the amount of Zen you create with the nodes.
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October 22, 2018, 12:50:49 PM
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Hello, BitcoinTalk. Do you know any other altcoins with passive income in a long run?
I want to talk not only about coins with passive income, but also about ways of passive income

Put your stake in pos

Currencies on rate proof rely on a completely different block generation method. instead of energy-intensive mining, the proof goes on the basis of funds that are simply stored in the wallet. Usually, the official wallet is used for PoS. All you need to do is keep your wallet and computer online. proof of ownership allows you to earn rewards in exchange for being a node in the network and economically maintain the currency by buying and holding it.

Today, there are many cryptocurrencies on PoS, which are quite popular and potentially profitable. among the most profitable PIVX, Neo, DASH, OkCash, Stratis, etc.

The disadvantage is the high entry threshold. Depending on the cryptocurrency, you may need to buy thousands of dollars worth of coins to get enough rewards and be able to make regular bets. for example, in order to have a reasonable chance of confirming a block once a month on a PIVX network, you must have at least 500 PIV.

Running masternody

Matternods work somewhat like proof of quota. you buy and hold a certain amount of coins in your wallet, run your own server, your computer earns regular rewards in exchange for network support.

Matternods usually get higher profits than when mining. however, they have an even higher entry threshold to start. For example, starting Dash requires 1000 DASH (at least 500 thousand dollars in a sagging market). However, as soon as the node works, the earnings will begin immediately and not bad enough.

Cryptocurrencies with dividends

Like traditional equity investments, a number of blockchain projects offer something like dividends. Usually this way: you have a certain number of tokens on a compatible wallet, and then for each period of time a charge is transferred to the account. period is individual: maybe a day, maybe a quarter. If you keep your coins on the exchange, she will probably receive a reward for you. Therefore, it is important to ensure that you use the recommended type of wallet. Such loyalty programs were, for example, CDT. the point is that you are interested not to put coins on the stock exchange, thereby reducing the offer.

Some exchanges offer dividends to their token holders. For example, the new project Flyp.Me plans to give dividends to ETH on their tokens. Kucoin and Binance, which to holders of their tokens also give lower commissions, have the same.

The Neo project has a similar program in which those who own tokens periodically receive another network currency, GAS. It is used to pay online transactions. it differs from Ethereum, where the local Ether currency is used to pay for transactions.

As you can see, there are quite a few ways to earn on cryptocurrency without much effort, although the statement “money makes money” is valid here, since the initial capital is very impressive.
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October 22, 2018, 12:49:56 PM
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Hello, BitcoinTalk. Do you know any other altcoins with passive income in a long run?
For long run,I don't trust the altcoins because most of the altcois will fail to provide the profits in long term so better use them for just short term hold to make some quick money when there is bump in the coins.Why not make passive income with bitcoin? which is more safe when compared to investing on the altcoins.
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October 22, 2018, 12:44:49 PM
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Hello, BitcoinTalk. Do you know any other altcoins with passive income in a long run?

You didn't tell what coins you started with, so we can add "other" coins...

However...there are the PoS coins, where you have to invest first and get some coins, then the passive income can start.
Then there are the masternode coins, where, again, have to acquire a certain amount of coins and possibly an AWS.
There is also MinexCoin where you park the coins like in a bank; overall not much different from PoS, but less hassle.

All these need initial investment. Historically the PoS coins seem to dilute their value over time. Minex faces now scam accusations, so while you can earn by parking, you may lose by price fall.
I may be wrong in all this, do your own research, of course.

Also, with the decline the crypto market has faced this whole year, there are not many ways that "produce" coins and get an income from it. I think that the best is to pick some really good coins, buy whether they allow passive income or not, and wait for the market to get back to life. (Again, use your own thinking/decisions whether you invest or not and where you do that.)
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October 22, 2018, 12:06:23 PM
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There are a lot of so-called masternode coins that anyone can buy and earn from staking them (Proof of Stake option).

It seems easy and profitable, but there are also dangers. The greatest threat is that you just become a bag holder - you buy a lot of some coin/token and after that a mass sell-off happens. Now you have many coins/tokens that are greatly fallen in value.

If you still wanna go ahead and try your luck then: https://masternodes.online/

Remembering minexcoin back in the past where I do accumulate as many as I can but now I do end up atleast to break-eve
and as being said this is the risk on buying or holding up types of coins where rewards been decreased on parking and
together with a massive sell-off then it would really put you into the bottom.Nice link provided though.
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October 22, 2018, 11:57:09 AM
#2
There are a lot of so-called masternode coins that anyone can buy and earn from staking them (Proof of Stake option).

It seems easy and profitable, but there are also dangers. The greatest threat is that you just become a bag holder - you buy a lot of some coin/token and after that a mass sell-off happens. Now you have many coins/tokens that are greatly fallen in value.

If you still wanna go ahead and try your luck then: https://masternodes.online/
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October 22, 2018, 07:53:10 AM
#1
Hello, BitcoinTalk. Do you know any other altcoins with passive income in a long run?
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