Topic: is there any safe ways out there to get 10-15 % ANY return rate ? - page 3. (Read 488 times)

Maybe there are actually several platforms that provide staking or saving with quite high APY. However, we cannot guarantee that it will actually work or be safe or not. Moreover, some of them are DEX, so maybe the risk is quite high, especially new DEX platforms. Even when we try on well-known platforms such as Binance, Kucoin and others, we have to continue to be vigilant because there could be several problems related to the coins being staked or in the process it turns out that the coins are no longer valuable. Or some other things that might definitely cause us losses. Therefore, nothing will be completely safe, because there are definitely loopholes and risks that we have to face. So, don't trust any platform too much in this matter.

Safe means less risk and less profit. Profit and Safety are inversely proportional to each other. So if you run after one, the other one will get out of your hand. What you can expect is that smaller profits in smaller period of time. In this you won’t invest big amount at once and you won’t lose all your capital. Yes crypto trading can be a good option, but you need to do it when you learn about trading and do proper risk management.

Nothing is safe.  If you stake your money then it will be controlled by someone else so your money will be completely at risk.  In case of crypto remember not your key not your money.  And in the case of banks, due to the presence of some documents and the control of the central bank, if a bank goes bankrupt, you will get some compensation, but you will not get the full amount.  So even in this case it cannot be said that your money will be safe.  If you want to profit then you must take risk remember no risk no gain. nexo, kucoin we know these are big companies but there is no guarantee that your money will be safe in there

We have something similar in my country as well but they offer higher returns somewhere within the high 20-40% and even offer to pay these returns upfront before the actual payback is due.

It sounded too good to be true and it was because their only revenue generating model is to give out loan to retailers and get 100-300% back for those repayment of loans.

I didn't touch it because it's only a matter of time before their inevitable collapse.

When it comes to investment, when it comes to business then there's no way that you would really be having that 0% risks on which it is really that always there or really that in default.They do only differ on the level of odds or chances when we do trying out to compare when it comes to skills,knowledge and experience which each person does have their own level of expertise whether they could be able to handle up those risks or not
basing up into their goals and targets that they had set out. 10-15% return rate? it is already that big but something achievable on this space but of course you should really be needing to deal up with the risks
and never ever make yourself that believe that there's such path on having no risks because even in dreams then it cant really be just that possible.

For digital banks then they are really that offering something like that which we cant really be able to deny that it is really that far way more better than with those traditional banks
but the risks here is that they could anytime be locked out and where you would really be running for help on the time that they would close or having those locked up accounts or having
some facing some issues? For sure it would really be a challenging thing and not something that a risks that you could easily accept out.

Here in our country, there are some mobile banking or digital banks that offer some APY rates ranging from 6% - 15% but it's not lifetime like they have this promo that you need to accumulate to specific numbers they decide then you get the high rate for a month.
In cryptocurrency, decentralized platforms like lending also offer this but the 2-digit rate is seems difficult to find.

thats right, the advantage with banks despite significantly lesser interest rate is that it have some kind of insurance that your money wouldn't be just turning into thin air when something bad happens.
quite different with exchange in general where there has been many cases in which these exchange just outright refuse reimbursement even though they should be responsible.
if someone is so afraid that their precious investment could be gone in the blink of an eye, just deposit it, even though the interest rate is just enough to fight inflation thats the thing which turn off many people to be reluctant to invest in banks too, it is as if they are just wasting time but its most safer option.

There isn't really anything that is "safe" in the crypto world. You can't be %100 sure that its guaranteed income and you can't really be expecting it to go smoothly. It doesn't mean that everything will always be a trouble, obviously sometimes things go great, but the idea that something could go wrong is still there and its bigger than a bank being bankrupted and you losing all your money. Even at places like Binance, which is a huge 100B+ company at this point, things could go south very quickly, and all they need is one big hack. That is why never trust any of these options to be %100 safe, you can go into whatever you see fit, but always have some backup plan in case things go wrong.

Get into three platforms that offers 5% APY. And from there you'll get a 15% return in total.
That's actually safe but you know that these APYs changes overtime and you'll be needing a lot of money so that you'll feel these returns.
Even if it's just a 10% APY, you'll not feel that when you get 5%-10% of inflation in your country.

Education is needed but it does not make the risk go away. It can only diminish it. Once he did that, he will be aware that many lending platforms and exchanges in the crypto world have already collapsed and there might be more to come. Even the banks are not safe too. They can also experience it.

I think it's better to just choose the one's that has a refund program. If not, just be very cautious and try to secure the profit once you already got them. Consistent returns are possible when it comes to these matters. We only need to learn more about the company that are offering it so that we know what to expect and the outcome won't shock us.

I would guess if you hold it long enough then you are going to end up with something good anyway. Bitcoin holding may not bring you 10-15% in a single year, but if you hold it for 10 years, the averages for yearly will be more than 10-15% without a doubt. That is of course for fiat, not bitcoin and you should be guessing something like that for sure.

I think the best thing to do in this case would be making sure that you end up with something that would  benefit you on the long term and I know that it will be something that could get to a level where it would be smart to handle it. I am not sure how long you can hold, but if you can hold it for a long term then you are going to end up with some great returns. That is why we are in the crypto world anyway, we are here because we want to make sure that we could hold it for as long as possible, and if we could hold it for as long as possible then we are going to end up with a greater return without a doubt.

Seems hard to find with this percentage of APY, most of the banks just offer around 5% of them reason why most of the people doesn't want to pull all of their money in the banks and at the same time your money now handles and become deposited to a centralized organization so you don't have any choice now to follow their rules. In crypto exchange it varies those are the percentage you've seen when the market pump or do you have any kind of basis of percentage per day so you come up with the 15%?, well really depends the market is volatile there's no fix rate here so if you don't want to have a risk with this don't ride and make a safe play with the banks. Currently in my country they are offering a 11% but this is a digital banks only this app is Paymaya or Maya (re-branding).

You don't need any of these minor percentages on your assets because inflation will consume all of it when the time comes. Your actual capital appreciation comes from the growth of the value of your assets, not some rate of return by giving or loaning your assets, which may not end well. When I see people giving away their assets to any platform for the sake of a simple return, I get paranoid. Better keep it in a safe wallet.

Forget about any platforms that offer annual or any rate of return because if you don't run, by the time they go bankrupt, you will be the one that will be running after them. I mean it is not too hard to buy BTC or any coin of your choice and hold them, most of these returns are just decoys to get liquidity and trap people not selling their assets by using time to hold them, it doesn't work and will not work because bitcoin doesn't have a bank. The banks used your deposited money for loans to companies, have you asked what this platform used your assets for, definitely to other companies which don't end well, you can do research on celsius bankruptcy.

i have invested into kucoin about 6850 usd in 30.10 and im getting about 5 USDT return daily so far i have received 60 usdt  until today...

the APY % is working its correct  the only thing to worry about here is if the kucoin gets hacked ore bankrupts  ore if the BTC significaly falls  then the amount is transfered into BTC and you are basicaly in loss until BTC goes back up over that value


so is it better then to invest into realestate and put it into booking ore airbnb  such things usualy give 8-10 % ANY return   steady income

I have never seen anything that can return up to 10% to 15% fully safe and with a total guarantee. Every investment carries some percent of risk the greater the investment and return the greater will be the risk involved. Let's take the example of banks when you invest your money the bank returns a meager percentage but here the risk is very minimal as you know your money is safe In the bank but if you invest the money in the crypto exchange it will more return then bank but involve more risk as you don't know when will the market goes up or down. But without taking risk life is boring and there is the quote that risk gives you the best opportunity either you take it and goes up or leave it and stay the same.

I've found that these really high APYs can be misleading. On Kucoin you can get really high yields but these investment terms only last for 1 week.  You can get 26.72% APR on Bitcoin but the period is only 7 days so effectively you will only get a 0.5% return on your investment. You might be able to get a guaranteed 15% return but only on altcoins with high emission rates that always get dumped. Having 15% more of a coin that loses 90% of its value is a terrible investment.

Wherever you are giving up custody of your funds is not safe, especially in crypto, in irl I banks are somewhat trusted as government looks after.

System where you delegate funds to other party for certain interest and retain the custody of funds yourself is only worthy endeavor, imo.

Honestly you can try and buy some corporate bonds those will be more than 5% however you need to realize there is a chance the bonds can default if the company goes bankrupt. Buy corp bonds from companies which have a good balance sheet.

Investing in anything crypto related is a huge risk. Sure you can get 100% gains but by investing in the wrong alt you can lose 99% of your money. Back in the day you could of made a decent % just by lending out stablecoins but the good premium is no more.

Nothing can be safe forever but at least you have a chance to get that kind of return. But there may be a private wallet that you can use for staking so you can still control it directly. That could be the solution but you should look for more information.

Instead of choosing Kucoin, consider using Binance and staking BNB. You can get lots of new coins later because there is a distribution from Binance to its users. But in Kucoin, you can also get shares of new coins apart from staking KCS, a coin from Kucoin. But it's all up to you.

But the best is to keep Bitcoins for a few years in a personal wallet. Let the Bitcoin sit there while you do other things for a few years and wait until the Bitcoin price increases. That will exceed your desired return.

The question itself seems no longer relevant. I mean, there's no concept of absolute safety when it comes to investing our money, and I believe that's what you're getting at, as you're aiming for a consistent return on your investment. A promise of 10-15% returns appears exceptionally high, and most platforms offering such returns are likely to turn out to be fraudulent.

Just think about it: if you were to invest $1 million, it would theoretically yield a maximum of $150,000 per month or year, which sounds like easy money. However, it's crucial to exercise caution because anything that appears too good to be true should raise a red flag.