/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>26166002
i dont know anon what will you do before February

>>26166002
Always amazed at how accurate this chart is. To answer your question OP I personally trust aave more than yearn and I'm making a decent chunk just having part of my stack sitting on aave

>>26166002
According to this chart Chainlink should be $35.98 now, but it's not.

>>26166185
How much is that?

>>26166322
Enough.

>>26166185
It's not, we're at one T and number 9 and it's at 21 not 35 so it's overestimated.

>>26166318
>>26166485

I have great news for you over the next month

>>26166485
Be patient

>>26166002
REEEEEE THIS CHART SAYS LINK SHOULD BE AT $35.98

>>26166002
this was made before supply started increasing drastically. taking that into account we're well ahead of 1k eoy.

>>26166787
nah the main reason is BTC dominance increased a lot, LINK circ supply didn't change all that much

>>26166185
interest on LINK deposits is literally 0.01% on aave what are you talking about

>>26166864
Pretty sure it’s up by like 50 million to 400m

>>26166002
>highes APY and lowest risk involved
nexo?

>>26167351
I would say either Blockfi as Gemini has custody of the assets from my understanding or Celsius because the Chainlink team themselves use it for custody of holdings. After all the NEXO drama involving Chainlink I'm weary of them.

>>26167809
>I would say either Blockfi as Gemini has custody of the assets from my understanding or Celsius
But Blockfi doesn't pay interest on Link, no?

>>26167248
it was already up 30M from 350 when that pic was made. It's not that old.

Nice try kikes, but you won't be seeing a single LINK from me on your platforms until staking is complete

>>26167954

You might be right actually. I'm not sure. I personally don't use any of those services because they are centralized and not your keys not your crypto. Once I get to a point where I'm diversifying I'll probably use Blockfi for ETH/Tether. 9.3% APR on tether is sexy as fuck and I believe Blockfi does direct USD collateral loans for crypto as well so I don't have to sell and loans direct to USD are tax free. Interest rates are upwards of 8% but sure beats selling and 30%+ taxes. I'm not sure what the rates are for Link on Celsius.

>>26166002
2.5% APY on Voyager just for having a LINK balance

>>26166986
this is all i see too

>>26167809
After briefly checking out Celsius website I would not deposit any crypto on there in 1000 years.

>>26168704

What was the red flag for you? Almost the entire team has some kind of IDF/Jewish government or military background as well. That can either mean it will guaranteed succeed or they planned to run off with your shekels eventually from the beginning. Lol

>>26168807
The marketing turned me off

>>26166002
>>26166986
>>26168232

I have deposited a certain amount of aLINK on yearn, this generated an average APY of 12% over the last several months. YMMV DYOR

>>26168906
Are you retarded? The marketing is great. Website is smooth and it’s designed to simplify the process for normies. They are targeting normies not Autists like you

>>26166002
I have about 40% of my stack on Celsius earning 4.51% interest, think it's better than what Aave offers.

>>26169176
So you are saying you have got nearly 3% per month? How many months is several? be specific if you know please. I was weary of Yearn because the options for smart contract insurance suck right now.

>>26169176

How many months exactly if you know please? That's a solid return. Ideally you can hit at least 20% by the end of the year. It pays in LINK as well which is sick so you get the appreciating returns as well.

>>26169568
APY mean per year. You can check yearn.finance yourself and see the stats. They are most likely shit on average like 2% per year.