/biz/ - Business & Finance

didnt read, not selling

>>23607792
Same thing happened to me a few months ago. They say they did it because it was a high value transaction value (upper 5 digit usd at the time). Seems reasonable but ultimately I didn't think 4.51% extra income is worth the risk, even if small, of losing my golden ticket. Have been reconsidering.

>>23607980
I’m in the same boat as you. I only put 10k of my link in there but the 460 link that would generate for me a year isnt worth not having full control of them. I don’t need the extra stress for just 460 link annually.

>>23608017
They are also massively jewish with ties to isreal's government. Not sure if that means they're trying to build israeli influence in crypto long term by building crypto businesses and so can be trusted for the short term. Lending is something Jews are good at after all. Or if they intend to rugpull a billion usd worth of crypto at some point. All I know is I don't trust them.

>>23608177
Checked and jewpilled. I don’t trust them either and now my stinkies are back in MEW. Any idea color around LinkPool? I think that’s the best way to stake in the future, no?

>>23608224
I like Linkpool alot. Should have bought more of those tokens.

>>23608332
What are they trading for now?

Sergey raped me at Eth Denver 2020. I was having a few drinks and thought he was a cool guy but behind closed doors he started undressing me saying "a-ha this isn't sybil resistant" and taking off my clothing. I blacked out but when I woke up in a daze I was wearing a blue Chainlink shirt and nothing else. My clothes were missing too I presume he stole them.

I temporarily use Crypto.com, Nexo, Celsius, Youhodler and Bitrue for storing and earning on my linkies. Once it get’s substantial value I’m removing it from centralized exhanges but for now I’m fine with my stack increasing.

>>23608584
Nice. Which one do you think has been the easiest to use? Heard good things about crypto.com

>>23607792
Did you meet Jessica?

>>23608624
Crypto.com is pretty good but they lowered apr on link from 8% to 6% to 3% now. My last link 6% term over there ends in a few weeks, then I take off my Chainlink and store there somewhere else. Might store some Tether over there for 12% and I’ll keep their creditcard in case of an emergency.

Nexo (4% apr), Celsius (4,5% apr) and Youhodler (6,2% apr) are pretty much the same. Nexo and Celsius didn’t charge me any link when I withdrew any of them to different platforms which is nice. Nexo didn’t require any KYC. Bitrue has a nice apr rate of 7,2% but is a bit sketchy, so I only stored a small amount there

>>23608895

I've had my LINK on AAVE for a while, but the returns have been dismal lately. I'm debating moving it somewhere else. It's only 500 LINK, so I'm comfortable with doing pretty much anything with it.

>>23609071
aave sucks with low amounts because you lose more to eth fees than you gain with years of interest

Whats your opinion about Linkpool, compared to these others?

Jessica Khater got fired or quit Celsius back in june. What worries me about Celsius is that only strictly jews work over there.

>>23609541
is that for Celsius or KhazarMilkers.com?

>>23609394
probably the best service when actual staking is live, for now it generates some link on the side.
>>23608384
~100ETH per LP

>>23607792
i am NOT fucking SELLING you FUCKING KIKE!