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legendary
Activity: 3178
Merit: 1054
January 28, 2020, 11:11:48 AM
#45

bethash.io fits the description given by OP. Hash token can just be kept in the account and then receiving coins everyday for the holders of the HASH token, these coins are from the daily profit of the platform and you can readily withdraw these everyday as well. bethash is using EOS platform which no transaction fee is reduced. a holder will receive EOS, TRX, ETH, IOST and so forth.  more info here https://bethash.io
sr. member
Activity: 924
Merit: 256
January 28, 2020, 11:01:03 AM
#44
Hello

I recently joined a project's event called Holders reward. But the only thing i have to do is hold tokens for a certain period of time.

I'm wondering if you know any fun and interactive token holding events (that does not include staking).

Or if you ever joined such an event what were you doing and was it interesting?

Thak you for your comments in advance.

I have ever joined just one, but the token is trading on a shitty exchange. The name of the project is stabledex, ticker is STDEX. If one holds from December 24th to January 31st, then you get 10k STDEX as bonus. For the project itself, I can't really tell if it's worth the hold or not, the end will tell.
well, if you are trying to be a participant of a project that is trying to work on the DEX platform, I suggest you don't expect too much from the price of the token because most of them will not have a buyer, many cases are like that so if you still keep it then just leave it and you can make it as your lessons and experiences.
legendary
Activity: 1316
Merit: 1145
January 28, 2020, 10:58:41 AM
#43
one of the most pleasant gifts for holding a coin is when hardfork. and creating new coins. I started from bitcoin hardfork and got BCH, BSV, BTG. then hardfork NXT and got Ignis. last I held ignis and got COAL .. this is the most pleasant gift for holding a coin.
member
Activity: 518
Merit: 28
January 28, 2020, 10:57:19 AM
#42
Holders reward? Never heard of it, can you drop a link instead? To be frank i don't like unpopular ways of making money in crypto space, they aren't popular because they are shady, look at binance, bitmax , okex etc staking offers on their platforms, many are into it, more trusty than other form of getting rewards while holding, just be careful
hero member
Activity: 2128
Merit: 520
January 28, 2020, 10:36:27 AM
#41
It happened a lot before during ICO hypes.

Offering investors to not sell their coins after listing and then giving rewards to them for just doing it.
The longer you hold it the better rewards they will offer you.
Yeah, it ain't staking.

But, I don't see much of that now. They give bonuses in the start and I don't think they will offer more afterwards.
If we see now indeed most of them will give a large bonus at the beginning and for the end they will not necessarily give a big bonus because we know that new projects now are very difficult to develop because it is difficult to get investors to invest in it and many investors will choose to invest in current top coins so that maybe for new projects or tokens obtained from the project will ultimately have no value.

The concern is how those project will able to survive with the nature of how the market is moving after being introduced. Developers encouragements
to keep the token being hold without any further assurance that it will bring something good after being listed. Most of those coins are prone being
dumped after reaching shitty exchange.
sr. member
Activity: 1428
Merit: 344
January 28, 2020, 10:24:35 AM
#40
Hello

I recently joined a project's event called Holders reward. But the only thing i have to do is hold tokens for a certain period of time.

I'm wondering if you know any fun and interactive token holding events (that does not include staking).

Or if you ever joined such an event what were you doing and was it interesting?

Thak you for your comments in advance.

I have ever joined just one, but the token is trading on a shitty exchange. The name of the project is stabledex, ticker is STDEX. If one holds from December 24th to January 31st, then you get 10k STDEX as bonus. For the project itself, I can't really tell if it's worth the hold or not, the end will tell.
sr. member
Activity: 966
Merit: 250
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January 28, 2020, 10:03:47 AM
#39
It happened a lot before during ICO hypes.

Offering investors to not sell their coins after listing and then giving rewards to them for just doing it.
The longer you hold it the better rewards they will offer you.
Yeah, it ain't staking.

But, I don't see much of that now. They give bonuses in the start and I don't think they will offer more afterwards.
If we see now indeed most of them will give a large bonus at the beginning and for the end they will not necessarily give a big bonus because we know that new projects now are very difficult to develop because it is difficult to get investors to invest in it and many investors will choose to invest in current top coins so that maybe for new projects or tokens obtained from the project will ultimately have no value.
member
Activity: 938
Merit: 13
AMEPAY
January 28, 2020, 03:19:54 AM
#38
There are many wallets and services that pay annual return for holding coins on their platforms and that is not staking rather it is kind of lending where the profit will be shared with the coin hodlers personally i have not tried this kind of profit sharing but even some exchanges are also offering it now.
sr. member
Activity: 1372
Merit: 252
January 28, 2020, 03:07:03 AM
#37
Do you want to hold the token for the long term?
You should not except top 30 cmc, because the price of the coin is relatively stable from the others.
if you want to get monthly results maybe you can try lending in large markets such as binance, huobi, and others that provide that feature and you should stay away from markets that are still foreign and low volume.
Compared to holding tokens in the long run, for me it is better to buy some of the top coins to invest because it can be said that holding tokens obtained from a new project I feel will not last long or will end up with no value and is useless if held in time the old one so I would personally prefer to buy some of the top coins.
full member
Activity: 954
Merit: 104
ludenaprotocol.io
January 27, 2020, 12:08:18 PM
#36
And what is funny on it? You are only giving information to the world how much you own in cryptocurrencies and that could be really dangerous, you know. Aren´t you afraid that someone will beat you to get your private keys?
sr. member
Activity: 1652
Merit: 262
SOL.BIOKRIPT.COM
January 27, 2020, 11:58:13 AM
#35
it is an attempt to keep the tokens from being dumped. usually when a token is first released, everything will sell and the market will be filled with sell orders, not buy. well, with holding a reward holder, the team hopes that many people will buy it and then hold it back. this is an important point, where the team really hopes that many people will hold back in the long run so that prices don't arrive at the dump. and the prize from the hold can be equivalent to the result of the token volume if the project and its objectives are successful.
full member
Activity: 941
Merit: 100
January 27, 2020, 11:22:11 AM
#34
Hello

I recently joined a project's event called Holders reward. But the only thing i have to do is hold tokens for a certain period of time.

I'm wondering if you know any fun and interactive token holding events (that does not include staking).

Or if you ever joined such an event what were you doing and was it interesting?

Thak you for your comments in advance.
Can you give me a link to go to that event? I have not yet figured out how it works, and do you get profit from this event? If I'm right, you have to hold a period of time and get the number of shares corresponding to the amount of money you give
whether it is true or not. but I'm not sure of that. keep careful to staking certain assets in certain platforms or exchanges. try to find out what the background of the event is. many projects like that and offer huge profits and many are deceived.
hero member
Activity: 2170
Merit: 891
Leading Crypto Sports Betting and Casino Platform
January 27, 2020, 11:18:03 AM
#33
Hello

I recently joined a project's event called Holders reward. But the only thing i have to do is hold tokens for a certain period of time.
Then that is why it's called holder's reward. Lol!

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I'm wondering if you know any fun and interactive token holding events (that does not include staking).

Or if you ever joined such an event what were you doing and was it interesting?
What coin specifically you hold?
Usually, you will know some upcoming events on their social media accounts or at least telegram community. Perhaps, you would suggest to that reward's holder to have an event.

Tbh, I'm not sure if we really get you, about that so called "event".
sr. member
Activity: 962
Merit: 269
CryptoDirectories.com
January 27, 2020, 09:58:42 AM
#32
Hello

I recently joined a project's event called Holders reward. But the only thing i have to do is hold tokens for a certain period of time.

I'm wondering if you know any fun and interactive token holding events (that does not include staking).

Or if you ever joined such an event what were you doing and was it interesting?

Thak you for your comments in advance.
i didn't see or participate in this kind of event in the past
its risky if your token will be locked for a certain period of time and you cant cancel it
the only thing i know which give rewards for holding is staking
the good thing for staking in your own wallet is you can cancel it or send your token anytime you want


sr. member
Activity: 560
Merit: 250
January 27, 2020, 09:57:38 AM
#31
In my experience, don't staking any coins other than USDT. I used to lose more than 95% of my money when doing staking with WPP tokens. This is a major event in my life and it makes me seem depressed. I suddenly realized that no coin is trustworthy, sharks can kick our rice bowl at any time, especially bear market. Look for exchanges that do staking USDT, otherwise you should stand outside and don't risk.
sr. member
Activity: 1288
Merit: 253
January 27, 2020, 09:40:50 AM
#30
Hello

I recently joined a project's event called Holders reward. But the only thing i have to do is hold tokens for a certain period of time.

I'm wondering if you know any fun and interactive token holding events (that does not include staking).

Or if you ever joined such an event what were you doing and was it interesting?

Thak you for your comments in advance.
Never take bigger risk with reward from holding coin because you can get problem after holding and receiving your coin assets increase extremely down, there are not guarantee from developer keep on higher price always because they try how to make many investor try to lock their coin and waiting with reward but price have down.
sr. member
Activity: 1344
Merit: 264
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January 27, 2020, 09:36:19 AM
#29
Hello

I recently joined a project's event called Holders reward. But the only thing i have to do is hold tokens for a certain period of time.

I'm wondering if you know any fun and interactive token holding events (that does not include staking).

Or if you ever joined such an event what were you doing and was it interesting?

Thak you for your comments in advance.
Can you give me a link to go to that event? I have not yet figured out how it works, and do you get profit from this event? If I'm right, you have to hold a period of time and get the number of shares corresponding to the amount of money you give
hero member
Activity: 2772
Merit: 645
No dream is too big and no dreamer is too small
January 27, 2020, 09:34:59 AM
#28
The concept is interesting in my opinion, namely the real goal is to encourage investors to invest in projects and buy a number of tokens. will definitely be tempted if you get some prizes from the results of the hold in the specified period or promised. The more hold tokens, the more prizes will be given? And I think the risk of losing is getting bigger too. Okay, what is this token for? @OP Can give clear information about the project. Because it's useless to get some token prizes, but prices are getting lower.

Yes correct. Check the link i posted in the previous comments. Well the project i linked is Newscrypto.io and the token is NWC
Then, a thing to look by. My question is, does this project has a working product or it even listed to reputable exchanges? Because investors are now skeptical and picky in choosing a project to invest with. If this is already been in the market, it (maybe) investors will look into this project and might take the risk. Then I hope that it would it won't turn into scamming and the team could prove that is worthy of our trust. I'm not questioning their integrity and legitimacy but much better if we know already what will happen next and assurance as well.
sr. member
Activity: 1400
Merit: 259
January 27, 2020, 09:13:21 AM
#27
It happened a lot before during ICO hypes.

Offering investors to not sell their coins after listing and then giving rewards to them for just doing it.
The longer you hold it the better rewards they will offer you.
Yeah, it ain't staking.

But, I don't see much of that now. They give bonuses in the start and I don't think they will offer more afterwards.
hero member
Activity: 1792
Merit: 574
Leading Crypto Sports Betting & Casino Platform
January 27, 2020, 08:51:16 AM
#26
actually there are many ways to get profit but back again to ability. therefore you must know in advance for the potential on the coin if you take place for this event. I personally have been in this industry for a long time, and I admit that patience and skills are important factors for profit in here, you can apply this on condition that the coin is profitable.
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