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Title: Cryptocurrency for passive income? Dividends?
Post by: sarturner on January 31, 2018, 01:16:23 PM
Hello!

I'm wondering if anyone knows of any longer term cryptocurrencies which would provide a passive income? (like dividends?)

I usually invest long term to allow for the capital saving and a nice % return in dividends... I know cryptocurrencies are quite volatile right now but am wondering if there's anything out there like this?

Thanks! Sarah   :)


Title: Re: Cryptocurrency for passive income? Dividends?
Post by: AgatioX on January 31, 2018, 01:22:06 PM
Hello!

I'm wondering if anyone knows of any longer term cryptocurrencies which would provide a passive income? (like dividends?)

I usually invest long term to allow for the capital saving and a nice % return in dividends... I know cryptocurrencies are quite volatile right now but am wondering if there's anything out there like this?

Thanks! Sarah   :)

try NEO for GAS claims.Just keep it on your wallet and claim form time to time.
Also SAFEX is undervalued and will have divident payouts.


Title: Re: Cryptocurrency for passive income? Dividends?
Post by: CryptoDom_ on January 31, 2018, 01:26:48 PM
You'll be able to receive a dividend from the security token issued by TEND. It's almost like a share of the company, although without the voting rights. Token Sale 2.0! Check it out here: https://tendswiss.com / https://cointelegraph.com/news/credit-suisse-digital-officer-quits-to-start-blockchain-investment-platform


Title: Re: Cryptocurrency for passive income? Dividends?
Post by: johnyespapa on January 31, 2018, 01:27:52 PM
Hello!

I'm wondering if anyone knows of any longer term cryptocurrencies which would provide a passive income? (like dividends?)

I usually invest long term to allow for the capital saving and a nice % return in dividends... I know cryptocurrencies are quite volatile right now but am wondering if there's anything out there like this?

Thanks! Sarah   :)
You are right sarah,cryptocurrency market is too volatile that the fact it can go down to 80% in just one day and also can get recovered within 24hrs too.The main challenge of this market is to find which coin would be more stable when Bitcoin's moving wildly.Thats why you need to to serious research about each coin's technology,if you do that you will find most of the coins are useless and few has potentials to grow.You will notice in the market which coins are stable when the market bleeds they will actually recovered fast than most of the coins,for me it is the best to invest to coins which has a good working product so you wont be panic selling when the market is declining.


Title: Re: Cryptocurrency for passive income? Dividends?
Post by: xireKT on January 31, 2018, 01:29:43 PM
ADA (Cardano)'s Proof of Stake (PoS) is planned to launch Q2 2018. Once that happens, you will be able to earn extra income through staking your ADAs. I suggest checking ADA (Cardano) out. Great plans for this year and definitely a good investiment imo.

Good luck!


Title: Re: Cryptocurrency for passive income? Dividends?
Post by: megget on January 31, 2018, 01:31:22 PM
Hello!

I'm wondering if anyone knows of any longer term cryptocurrencies which would provide a passive income? (like dividends?)

I usually invest long term to allow for the capital saving and a nice % return in dividends... I know cryptocurrencies are quite volatile right now but am wondering if there's anything out there like this?

Thanks! Sarah   :)
In your question you will be interested in the masternode.

Masternodes - fully synchronized wallets that are connected to the network 24/7. Their function is to serve the network - from conducting transactions to additional services, such as providing complete anonymity of transactions (transactions are NOT recorded in a block system, for example, in Dash), depending on the technology of individual master codes. For maintenance of the network, the holder of the masternode receives a fixed income.

There are several sites for monitoring the masternodes, here they are:
https://masternodes.online/
http://mnrank.com/
https://masternodes.pro/


Title: Re: Cryptocurrency for passive income? Dividends?
Post by: leea-1334 on January 31, 2018, 01:34:19 PM
As others point out, the only legitimate ones are:
1. Staking (securing the network and minting new coins from it)
2. Masternodes (similar to staking but providing masternode services usually security related that also require you to put up some amounts of coins)
3. Dividend bound tokens... I will add gambling coins like CSNO and MBI which pay out quarterly dividends to owners.

I personally also lease my Waves tokens for very small amounts of two types of tokens. Less than 0.1% annual gains but I'm a holder anyway.


Title: Re: Cryptocurrency for passive income? Dividends?
Post by: monacoestate on January 31, 2018, 01:43:31 PM
Hi Sarah,

You may be interested in Monaco Estate token. Note that it's an ICO and not launched.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2848982

Monaco Estate token is an altcoin backed by real estate rentals and offers a monthly share of the rental income. The company has a buy-back-and-burn policy thus reducing supply over time thus increasing token value and monthly dividends to token holders. It's designed as a long term hold and will have less volatility to other coins with the token value rising due to increased dividends and capital growth on the properties.



Also as another poster above me stated, NEO also provides dividends in the form of GAS. You just need to store your NEO in a NEO wallet and not on exchanges.


Title: Re: Cryptocurrency for passive income? Dividends?
Post by: Mrrr on January 31, 2018, 02:14:11 PM
As a rule of thumb: the higher the marketcap, the more stable the project, the smaller the volatility.

If you aren't looking for extreme risk (and extreme returns) put your money into established coins that pay 'dividends' such as NEO, DASH (node shares) and LISK. Make sure you have a diverse portfolio that doesn't only have various coins but that also includes projects with different goals. Include 1 coin with a small marketcap (<10 million) that looks good to you. Most likely it won't get anywhere but all the top 10 coins started out small so you just might accidentally hit a jackpot.

Don't fall for things that promise ridiculous returns. If a masternode coin promises 300% ROI it just means 300% inflation. If you want to try your hand at an ICO read this first:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2822896.0

Most important: do your own research and don't listen to 'advice' on forums and social media.


Title: Re: Cryptocurrency for passive income? Dividends?
Post by: max6575 on January 31, 2018, 03:02:46 PM
like dividends the return on investment gives as reference on accounting of finance as investors to work on decision as running with customs of personal strategy on following use of offers from developer.




Title: Re: Cryptocurrency for passive income? Dividends?
Post by: Alpha0One1 on January 31, 2018, 03:22:02 PM
Hello!

I'm wondering if anyone knows of any longer term cryptocurrencies which would provide a passive income? (like dividends?)

I usually invest long term to allow for the capital saving and a nice % return in dividends... I know cryptocurrencies are quite volatile right now but am wondering if there's anything out there like this?

Thanks! Sarah   :)

Go for coins that you can stake with PoS or Masternode

https://www.poslist.org/
http://mnrank.com/
https://masternodes.pro/

You just need an ordinary PC with stable internet or for Masternodes, setup a VPS for less than $5 per month.

At the moment, I'm staking DeepOnion, Spectre & Obsidian. Running an XCXT Masternode as well.


Title: Re: Cryptocurrency for passive income? Dividends?
Post by: pedrog on January 31, 2018, 03:24:22 PM
I'll shill you one project that isn't yet in the billion mcap club, so it is much safer to invest than high cap ones.

You can read about previous dividend distribution here: https://medium.com/@cryptobridge/cryptobridges-third-staking-payout-to-bridgecoin-stakers-over-2x-increase-january-15-th-2017-c5357315970e

ERC20 tokens support will come soon, and with it more volume.


Title: Re: Cryptocurrency for passive income? Dividends?
Post by: X-ray on January 31, 2018, 03:51:14 PM
Hello!

I'm wondering if anyone knows of any longer term cryptocurrencies which would provide a passive income? (like dividends?)

I usually invest long term to allow for the capital saving and a nice % return in dividends... I know cryptocurrencies are quite volatile right now but am wondering if there's anything out there like this?

Thanks! Sarah   :)
Neo, you can try to staking your coin and then start to claim your gas emission from the blockchain,

Dash, but this needs some amounts of dash to become a masternode.


Pivx, it's very similar to dash system, because basically, it's masternode coin too.

Coss, distribute a dividend to the coin holders through exchange commission fees.

There is a lot of dividend coins but i can't explain all of them in here.


Title: Re: Cryptocurrency for passive income? Dividends?
Post by: quierx16 on January 31, 2018, 03:54:20 PM
Hello!

I'm wondering if anyone knows of any longer term cryptocurrencies which would provide a passive income? (like dividends?)

I usually invest long term to allow for the capital saving and a nice % return in dividends... I know cryptocurrencies are quite volatile right now but am wondering if there's anything out there like this?

Thanks! Sarah   :)

minexcoin is the one you are looking for. you park your coins on minexbank withouth actually leaving the coins to your wallet. you will earn parking rate like 15.4% monthly


Title: Re: Cryptocurrency for passive income? Dividends?
Post by: popolite11 on February 01, 2018, 01:54:18 PM
Hello!

I'm wondering if anyone knows of any longer term cryptocurrencies which would provide a passive income? (like dividends?)

I usually invest long term to allow for the capital saving and a nice % return in dividends... I know cryptocurrencies are quite volatile right now but am wondering if there's anything out there like this?

Thanks! Sarah   :)

try NEO for GAS claims.Just keep it on your wallet and claim form time to time.
Also SAFEX is undervalued and will have divident payouts.


I was just going to make the similar often when I saw your answer and recommendation. I also think that NEO project (NEO and GAS coins) must be taken into consideration. Here is the video about these coins:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OZp-QBc4R6M