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Topic: Maximizing Gains with USDT Savings - page 2. (Read 245 times)

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December 13, 2024, 06:48:42 AM
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That sounds similar to the interest rates on credit cards so chances are you'd be better off paying off all your credit cards first before going for it even if by some miracle it does turn out not to be a ponzi or outright scam...


-MarkM-



What would be the chances?  Grin
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December 13, 2024, 06:39:44 AM
#4

That sounds similar to the interest rates on credit cards so chances are you'd be better off paying off all your credit cards first before going for it even if by some miracle it does turn out not to be a ponzi or outright scam...


-MarkM-

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December 13, 2024, 06:31:39 AM
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Just be careful with all the centralized offers. Not your keys not your coins. If I am wrong, what platform are you staking USDT with 25% APR? I have only seen such offers on centralized platforms but it is not up to 25% APR and the APR offer is not stable but its percent is changing.

Such APRs may be so high in some periods during the bull knocking, other than that, I do agree - they are 100% lower.
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December 13, 2024, 06:26:31 AM
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Just be careful with all the centralized offers. Not your keys not your coins. If I am wrong, what platform are you staking USDT with 25% APR? I have only seen such offers on centralized platforms but it is not up to 25% APR and the APR offer is not stable but its percent is changing.
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December 13, 2024, 06:12:29 AM
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If you’ve been exploring ways to grow your crypto portfolio, i just found a savings plan with competitive APRs that is worth considering. It's offering a 25% APR on USDT for a short-term commitment and has been generating buzz. 

What’s appealing about it? First, it’s just a 7-day lock-in, so your funds aren’t tied up for too long. Secondly, the structure allows for continued returns even after maturity, making it practical for those who want steady growth. 

Have you tried similar savings programs before? How do you balance the high yields with maintaining liquidity in your portfolio? Let’s discuss!
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