/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>51582723
Never heard of that fucking meme. DOGE got me in too, when Elon was shilling it. Diversified into the mains BTC and ETH, layer 2s like MATIC. Got SUPRA and recently their partners MILE.

>>51582314
Agreed. I moved to stablecoins as soon as I saw the bear arrive. Less volatile, at least. Some genius newfag suggested staking them on a middleware. Opted for some shit called Spool Fi and actually surprised with the APY. Kek. Call it a shot in the dark

>>51563533
Besides LCX, absolutely fucking agree. Waiting for the LINK staking though, kek. And MILE, found them through their partnership with SUPRA

>>51309290
I think loss is inevitable, you just have to make sure your assets are less risky than others. Or your platforms are fully audited. Your stables are 1 to 1 backed. Things like that

>>51231286
Lmao that is true. We all knew DOGE etc were pump and dumps, doesn't change that so many investors made bank with it.


>>51231288
Depends on where you're staking it too. I wouldn't use just a single yield generator. Middlewares are less risky

>>51109698
Yes. That's why fully audited platforms need to be utilized. Kek. And even then there's always a risk. This is crypto, after all.

>>51109718
They're plugged into several yield generators. Like SPOOL is in AAVE, COMP, IDLE, Harvest etc.

>>51108936
Isn't RIDE on the EGLD ecosystem, jeet

>>50873418
Okay but because of crypto I can actually earn better interest rates. Even a 10% on USDC in a low risk pool on Spool fi or any other DeFi middleware, is a lot better than anything any other Financial market has previously offered.

>>50741453
The only good thing about them is their partnerships. Found allianceblock through chainlink. Still waiting for my lambo. 4 year staking pool with the former and no staking with the latter yet. To think they could utilize their partnership for so many aspects and yet you never hear of it.

>>50715451
Saw their bug bounty with ImmuneFi recently but didn't participate. Kek.
>>50715583
That's why it's important to make sure a project is completely audited and to diversify enough to reduce risks, pajeet.

>>50626266
Where are you fags finding good paying jobs from kek. I have been surviving off of staking for months. Stablecoins on Spool Fi, trying to diversify. APY is usually a shitty 10% for USDC on a lower risk pool but hey, for someone with minimum wage I'll take it. On the bright side it minimizes risks, kek. A fag like me cant afford risks.

>>50610613
Diversification is a good thing, retard. Minimizes risks. Why do you think DeFi middlewares like Spool Fi are so famous? You need a good portfolio of diverse assets. Staked stablecoins, fully backed ones like USDC, web 3 projects like DEIP, oracles like DIA, DEXes like JOE.

>>50490034
You may find it better to invest in HBAR's partners ALBT.

>>50465077
Good for privacy. I'd get SPOOL. Automated and helps diversify. Also staking stablecoins like USDC

>>50463475
Definitely not. But for example, two projects partner. The one's DEX is on the other's network, the one has a liquidity pool with the initial project, they collaborate on products, attend summits simultaneously etc. Indirect marketing is a factor too.

>>50377594
Staking them on yield generators like AAVE, IDLE, harvest etc or yield aggregators plugged into them like SPOOL

>>50227564
BTC should be a part of this portfolio. An equal percentage as ETH, if not higher. LINK and their partners ALBT. OCEAN for web 3 and Art Consortium if you're looking for something new. ORE for privacy, XPRESS for Fundrs liquidity mining. All set

>>50192052
Curve Finance, yes. Beefy Finance, Harvest, Aave, Vesper, Spool Fi, PancakeBunny, Idle, Alpaca Fi and bEarn Fi. Keep in mind that some of these are yield generators and others are yield aggregators.

>>50073611
Thank God I didn't buy a big bag in the first place, kek. Staying afloat with stablecoins, staking USDC and DAI on Spool's platform atm.

>>50087702
Maybe another lockdown, more people stuck at home and more crypto adoption. But the market is already in shambles, rather hide under your fucking stables by staking them. Personally using SPOOL to stake USDC but yield generators like Harvest and shit work too

>>50040172
All good ones. Also not looking at my wallet anymore lmao. Been participating in the Cometh battle tournament and occupying myself with work. No bad vibes here.

>>49946247
The LUNA crush was ruthless. Thank Fuck I took out most of it earlier than the crash and diversified it into P2Es like Cometh. I would have been rekt if not.

>>49935628
This. Have almost all of my assets in staking pools. Using yield aggregators like SPOOL. DAOs are a good way to have a sense of ownership in this fucking cage. Curve and the likes, you get the gist