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Title: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: Muhammad Muneeb on August 19, 2018, 04:49:44 PM
hi is there are any other coin than minexcoin who pays more than 5% monthly return on to hold their coins in the wallets. i am not trying to promote the coin just want to diversify my investment


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: khufuking on August 19, 2018, 04:57:16 PM
I think kickcoin have up to 5% monthly I do not know if it is still running or not, but I received my % last month normally they had this to run for 2 years I think after ICO ended and I really do not remember the date ICO ended that's why I am not sure when it will end. I just want to mention that holding a coin that pays % monthly is not enough, it has to be strong coin too, or else what I will gain if I received 5% monthly and the coin lose 10% value! I will be losing 5% not gain anything.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: MainIbem on August 19, 2018, 05:00:02 PM
There are several stacking coins with interest payments. I have not used any so I cannot say how viable they are, but they exist. Just do your research and due diligence.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: caisa88 on August 19, 2018, 05:01:29 PM
You can check out Dropil. They have a trading bot that earns you around 4% per each 15 day cycle, so that's around 8% return per month. However, the price of the coin might decrease because many people are selling the earned profit.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: googs84 on August 19, 2018, 05:15:46 PM
hi is there are any other coin than minexcoin who pays more than 5% monthly return on to hold their coins in the wallets. i am not trying to promote the coin just want to diversify my investment

You can have look on the BNB tokens which is Binance's official currency and is being the greatest currency to give you higher returns.

Whenever the currency exchanges rises then people tend to invest in the BNB also because it gives the benefits of holding as well as those 50% off on the fees. Well thats not for us if you are investor because you get huge pumps with it on your investment in the BNB.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: anobtc on August 19, 2018, 05:35:21 PM
hi is there are any other coin than minexcoin who pays more than 5% monthly return on to hold their coins in the wallets. i am not trying to promote the coin just want to diversify my investment
There are many staking methods in this market. You can run a note for a masternodes coin, or PoS with income from transaction fee. Or hold Token of Exchanges like Kucoin, Coinex, they share profit from commission fee for token holders.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: Awesomus Maximus on August 19, 2018, 05:35:57 PM
Yes, BNB and the other exchange coins may give you similar returns. Probably not quite like what you asked, but you should also take a look at the masternode coins. They may give you much more than 5% of monthly return, but they have additional requirements. Masternodes require a minimal number of coins to be locked in a wallet. Usually 1000 coins, or more. The node has to be online all the time, which usually means you have to cover the expenses for hosting the node somewhere. But the return can be good.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: waterproof on August 19, 2018, 06:16:33 PM
There are coins with masternodes, they also generate passive income. Only each coin has certain conditions for connection. You need to have a certain amount of what to connect.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: The_Dark_Knight on August 20, 2018, 02:56:07 AM
hi is there are any other coin than minexcoin who pays more than 5% monthly return on to hold their coins in the wallets. i am not trying to promote the coin just want to diversify my investment
There are some coins that can give to you passive income but I think you are in the wrong market if that is what you are looking for, if you want passive income then invest in stocks that pay dividends or rent a real estate property that you have, in this market you come to earn by actively investing or by holding and at the end both activities are about buying at a cheap price and selling at an expensive price.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: CryptoTech_ on August 20, 2018, 03:16:03 AM
I don't think that giving a profit of more than 5% per month is not there, but I think there is a Kickcoin equivalent, I have a little kickcoin from the bounty and always receive a monthly profit of 5%


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: polymerbatt on August 20, 2018, 03:19:00 AM
hi is there are any other coin than minexcoin who pays more than 5% monthly return on to hold their coins in the wallets. i am not trying to promote the coin just want to diversify my investment
I think Pundix do that too, giving some dividend every month but i don't know are they still do that or not. Back then bitcore BTX do that too giving weekly return to people who hold their coins in the wallets but it's already ended. I think BNB also give some return if you hold the tokens.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: csbsstudent on August 20, 2018, 11:29:11 AM
Passive income is the best thing that we could have I am sure, so there is a holding which is the main friend in this passive deal that will bring you money.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: Red-Apple on August 20, 2018, 11:33:38 AM
free money you receive on your altcoin just for owning it is not a passive income, and in cases like this based on my experience you lose more money than you may make because it is free money that they are giving away to everyone and everyone tends to dump free money more than anything else

a passive income is more of those coins that you have to do something to earn the  coins through "work". whether it is PoW mining or PoS staking, or Master nodes or DAG tx processing (Witness nodes?). although the dumping is also obvious here because people "earn" these coins not "buy" them but the dumping is less and the chances of losing money in this type of passive income is lower.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: lofegs on August 20, 2018, 11:35:59 AM
How does a coing give 5% monthyl? Isn't it weird? Please be careful when choosing your stake coins/services.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: DmitriySar on August 20, 2018, 11:46:02 AM
hi is there are any other coin than minexcoin who pays more than 5% monthly return on to hold their coins in the wallets. i am not trying to promote the coin just want to diversify my investment
I think Pundix do that too, giving some dividend every month but i don't know are they still do that or not. Back then bitcore BTX do that too giving weekly return to people who hold their coins in the wallets but it's already ended. I think BNB also give some return if you hold the tokens.
You are right, Pundix accrues monthly about 7% on the purses of holders until now.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: Geraldo on August 20, 2018, 11:47:58 AM
Besides doing stacking/POS, you can try referral program (no investing needed) in some crypto market exchange. I'm doing this in my local crypto market, I've never traded, but most of my referral is active (daily) traders so that I can get referral fee almost every day  ;). I don't know which market has the same program.  :D


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: entrepmind23 on August 20, 2018, 11:55:46 AM
Yes, BNB and the other exchange coins may give you similar returns. Probably not quite like what you asked, but you should also take a look at the masternode coins. They may give you much more than 5% of monthly return, but they have additional requirements. Masternodes require a minimal number of coins to be locked in a wallet. Usually 1000 coins, or more. The node has to be online all the time, which usually means you have to cover the expenses for hosting the node somewhere. But the return can be good.

Masternode coins are good source of income however, some good masternode coins are too expensive already that's why you should hunt for a coin that is not yet that expensive. There are several masternode coins you can choose from that are not expensive yet like CIF but then it's price is going down and has small volume but they are quite active so we have yet to see the effects of their efforts.

Besides doing stacking/POS, you can try referral program (no investing needed) in some crypto market exchange. I'm doing this in my local crypto market, I've never traded, but most of my referral is active (daily) traders so that I can get referral fee almost every day  ;). I don't know which market has the same program.  :D

If you know how to convince others to join a certain website through your link then it would be a good way of having passive income. It applies to faucets as well wherein you can earn higher when you let others sign up through your link. You can use your marketing strategies in here as to how you would convince them to join and then you will reap the rewards later if they would be active.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: Orrechorre on August 20, 2018, 11:56:04 AM
There are several stacking coins with interest payments. I have not used any so I cannot say how viable they are, but they exist. Just do your research and due diligence.
yes, I agree with your suggestion. If you take your time to do a very good research, you will find many of them because there are several potential ones in cryptocurrency.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: shanem on August 20, 2018, 11:56:43 AM
Altcoins giving passive income is similar to masternode altcoins. I feel that masternode altcoins don't really give a good return as all these coins will eventually flood the market, driving the price of each coin downwards. The only profitable masternode coin is DASH a few years ago as it was one of the first privacy coin.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: Gaggy185 on August 20, 2018, 11:59:19 AM
How about holding NEO on Binance to receive free GAS everymonth. I think you should find out a list of Masternode coins, it's what you need at the moment cause you can receive an exactly number of coin everymonth depend on number of coin that you're holding.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: Olgdanil on August 20, 2018, 12:01:41 PM
hi is there are any other coin than minexcoin who pays more than 5% monthly return on to hold their coins in the wallets. i am not trying to promote the coin just want to diversify my investment

The best coin is the one you bought today for $ 100, and tomorrow you sold it for 1000.
In crypto-currencies, earning 5% a month is very little. Here you can double your capital once every few months.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: vladuch1 on August 20, 2018, 12:13:00 PM
I have heard about some crypto projects that promise to pay a percentage but I have never collaborated with them so I can not give a comment. I would not advise you to trust such companies, but this is your choice.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: nsasuiteb on August 20, 2018, 12:17:52 PM
I think you may overestimate such coins, holding bitcoin or ethereum which increase in over time more profitable.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: biochem123 on August 20, 2018, 12:23:14 PM
A lot of them do, for example NEO gives you GAS, and you don't even have to hold it in your wallet, it's distributed on some exchanges like Binance and Kucoin


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: bayarau on August 20, 2018, 12:29:16 PM
I know only two worthy projects that allow you to receive a passive income of more than 5% per month. One of them already mentioned in this topic, this is Dropil. It has a tendency to further growth and plans to enter large crypto-exchanges. Another project - Steemit, has existed for more than 2 years in the crypto-space and its development has reached a maximum point at the moment. Passive income is excellent, but over the past month, these projects have lost more than 80% of their depot. That is, to recover to the initial amount of investment, I now need 1.5 years...


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: Refozzblaze on August 20, 2018, 12:49:37 PM
hi is there are any other coin than minexcoin who pays more than 5% monthly return on to hold their coins in the wallets. i am not trying to promote the coin just want to diversify my investment

There is many coin offer passive income such kickcoin, NEO, also another PoS coin.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: Geraldo on August 20, 2018, 02:10:43 PM
~snip~

If you know how to convince others to join a certain website through your link then it would be a good way of having passive income. It applies to faucets as well wherein you can earn higher when you let others sign up through your link. You can use your marketing strategies in here as to how you would convince them to join and then you will reap the rewards later if they would be active.

Yeah, that was what I'm doing. I'm active in a local community, one day a few people contacting me and want to know about Cryptocurrency, they come to my place. I showed all of my mining rigs, but they don't interesting on mining, so I suggest them to trade. So I can get some extra income with doing nothing.  :D


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: Muhammad Muneeb on August 22, 2018, 06:26:00 PM
hi is there are any other coin than minexcoin who pays more than 5% monthly return on to hold their coins in the wallets. i am not trying to promote the coin just want to diversify my investment
There are many staking methods in this market. You can run a note for a masternodes coin, or PoS with income from transaction fee. Or hold Token of Exchanges like Kucoin, Coinex, they share profit from commission fee for token holders.

that percentage will be too little and if you want to make even 400 bucks then you will need about 100k investment to achive the target and i don't think so that it even worth it moreover for staking i will be required specific number of coins and there is no gain in staking the cheap coins


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: MikeyVeez on August 22, 2018, 06:28:07 PM
hi is there are any other coin than minexcoin who pays more than 5% monthly return on to hold their coins in the wallets. i am not trying to promote the coin just want to diversify my investment
MimexCoin is the best! I am also Minexacoin holder and I enjoy monthly or quarterly interest. Creditcards are coming in september, rebranding too, so buy now when price is cheap.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: ATSgrowth on August 22, 2018, 06:29:56 PM
There are many proof of stake coins like PundiX or NEO. It is enough to hold them in your wallet to receive passive income. Or buy some masternode.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: cryptotrade007 on August 22, 2018, 06:31:22 PM
I've heard good things about masternodes, as a source of passive income, however I never tried using them myself.  Worth a look though!


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: Sissebrahima on August 24, 2018, 11:52:03 AM
In my opinion, passive income gives NEO. Dear friends, correct me, if it is not so. For this reason, and for others, characterizing this altcoyin as good, I recommend it for solid investments.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: #Bentley on August 24, 2018, 12:11:55 PM
hi is there are any other coin than minexcoin who pays more than 5% monthly return on to hold their coins in the wallets. i am not trying to promote the coin just want to diversify my investment
There are a lot of such coins. In fact, dividends are paid by those projects that are connected with mining. These are the safest ways of investing which should be carefully considered by someone who wants to have permanent dividends.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: samcrypto on August 24, 2018, 12:14:47 PM
hi is there are any other coin than minexcoin who pays more than 5% monthly return on to hold their coins in the wallets. i am not trying to promote the coin just want to diversify my investment
The coin looks good and I think you can really earn passive income on this. Thanks for sharing.
I'm also looking to diversify my portfolio and invest on a coin that can gives me profit every month.
I think diversification is an ideal thing to do especially in a bear market so you can still have earning even your portfolio is in a bloody trend.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: venlussbuck on August 25, 2018, 02:48:14 AM
I do not really believe this, the Lending many scam with many tricks to trick investors money. Hold NEO pay token interest rate through GAS; this, I believe


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: tsaroz on August 25, 2018, 02:51:37 AM
POS coins has lost it's charm a lot as with increase in supply, their prices decreases.
NEO is a neo POS coin. Exchange coins too are a great way to get dividend to your wallet. There are quite a bit of them. You should chose the one you believe would have a better future which is directly linked to the performance of the exchange.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: auliahr on August 25, 2018, 02:59:59 AM
I personally prefer to trade to get income from Crypto. Indeed minexcoin is sounds interesting, because by saving it we will get a return of 5% every month and without risk. But if our assets are small, is 5% enough? certainly not.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: Ramtapsbtc on August 25, 2018, 03:21:57 AM
I think kickcoin have up to 5% monthly I do not know if it is still running or not, but I received my % last month normally they had this to run for 2 years I think after ICO ended and I really do not remember the date ICO ended that's why I am not sure when it will end. I just want to mention that holding a coin that pays % monthly is not enough, it has to be strong coin too, or else what I will gain if I received 5% monthly and the coin lose 10% value! I will be losing 5% not gain anything.
You are right buddy, it should be a strong coin to be able to maintain it's profitability. We should also be aware of those dumpers that will make the coin depreciate it's value. You only earn 5% monthly but the value of coin depreciate overtime then no use.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: libert19 on August 25, 2018, 03:29:55 AM
You can buy Steem power on steemit and rent it to other steemit users using tools such smartsteem, minnowbooster.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: Sevarchik on August 25, 2018, 03:35:52 AM
Be careful, this coins which giving you 5% only for holding can drop their price and bring you to the minus.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: marufnang on August 25, 2018, 03:48:39 AM
Relying on monthly return isn't always a good things to do, especially if the coin isn't the best one.
I think trading the coin could be more profitable than waiting for a monthly return.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: jeffbitcoin2018 on August 25, 2018, 03:51:03 AM
hi is there are any other coin than minexcoin who pays more than 5% monthly return on to hold their coins in the wallets. i am not trying to promote the coin just want to diversify my investment
yeah that exaclty what i did in crypto currency!! has 5% reutrn to our wallet by HODLING Our coin!! and othere  Coin to it will be a big help of everyday needs of our life!! so i believe that crypto currency has a passive in come!!


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: goshay97 on August 25, 2018, 03:51:51 AM
Neblio returns 10% a year as a POS coin.  You just need to let your computer on and you will receive your 10% stakes.  They also have a great team and awesome project.  Can't lose at these prices.  


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: 0t3p0t on August 25, 2018, 04:09:58 AM
hi is there are any other coin than minexcoin who pays more than 5% monthly return on to hold their coins in the wallets. i am not trying to promote the coin just want to diversify my investment
Hold SXDT from spectre.ai it is a dividend token that let you earn weekly, monthly or quarterly dividends. I am actually part of the bounty program of spectre.ai and it was great as they have unique idea for the traders. I actually have SXDT tokens before but I sold it due to my personal and family needs. I think there are more tokens or coins that will give us passive income but we need to make our own due diligence.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: Marioboro on August 25, 2018, 05:36:56 AM
I do not think there are ways and means to earn passive income in crypto unless you are engaged in mining which pays you coins for your contribution in the performance of verifying transactions in the blockchain.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: beeelzebub on August 25, 2018, 05:49:41 AM
Best way is dpos.

You vote once for a delegator and he pays your share as long he is a delagate. If he is not anymore, you vote for a new delagate and he pays you for your share :)


Currently, I advice semux.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: olib123 on August 25, 2018, 05:52:08 AM
Yes there are actually quiet few of those coin...one you mentioned is minexcoin...binance coin do that same...just hold some in your binance account and the coins like NEO as well where you will earn gas coins just for holding neo...


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: azzag0000 on August 25, 2018, 06:02:09 AM
There are a number of coins that can give you passive income but I think you are in the wrong market if that's what you are looking for, you can run notes for coin masternodes, or PoS with income from transaction fees. BNB and other exchange coins can give you similar results.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: Omparkash72 on August 25, 2018, 06:23:06 AM
You can see a lot of coins here which give you passive income.you can check Dropil that give good income in past its about 4% to 5% monthly. The other coin you can check is Nebilo I don't check it how much percent return this give but this has good future. There are too much other coins which give you good return in future. You can personally check that


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: Pamadar on August 25, 2018, 06:54:56 AM
I do not think there are ways and means to earn passive income in crypto unless you are engaged in mining which pays you coins for your contribution in the performance of verifying transactions in the blockchain.
Even mining is no longer profitable unless you have free electricity and you have good numbers of mining system, stay passive can be done investing with project that gave staking rewards or something a like, masternodes are one of those best example, keeping numbers of coins for the network and received a rewards that can be sold as your profits but same with mining you also needs to have a decent investment to have one.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: bombie1 on August 25, 2018, 07:14:23 AM
Yes, I think many people are indeed enjoying passive income from crypto because almost everyone seems to have a regular job and does crypto as a part-time so the money earned from crypto add up to the person's normal income. That is very great for most of us but the funny thing is that sometimes the passive income is even better than the regular income that is when many people want to quit their jobs and focus on crypto alone but on the other hand, crypto is also not very reliable.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: mstfprcn on August 25, 2018, 07:16:11 AM
For me, the best way for passive incoime is tezos baking.I already delegated my xtz and roughly %10 yearly income is really great for me.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: ZhugeKongming on August 25, 2018, 07:31:02 AM
Is diversification of investment a coin that you don't want to miss the moon? But I don't think investment diversification can expand your profits. It is best to invest between 2-5 coins, and if you exceed it, you lose the meaning of diversity.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: @baoli on August 25, 2018, 08:32:09 AM
When you stake return sometimes I see it as a trap. Over the months I see coins promising a certain percentage over a period of time bit at the end of the day the coin dumps because early birds do cash out and dump the profit they made making the price go down. So be on the look out


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: olsyd on August 25, 2018, 12:01:24 PM
hi is there are any other coin than minexcoin who pays more than 5% monthly return on to hold their coins in the wallets. i am not trying to promote the coin just want to diversify my investment
This is a common way of motivation to not sell coins and helps to controls the price of a token and to avoid a dump, not only minexcoin use it


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: marvel21 on August 25, 2018, 12:06:15 PM
I think that passive income in cryptocurrency is impossible. there will up and down periods always. But you can earn profit by trading using it.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: covfefe_ on August 25, 2018, 12:09:57 PM
Exchange currencies are the best form of passive income. You get a auditable record of profit through your investment and you are considered a stake holder of the exchange. Most of them provide you a diverse range of coins, which you otherwise won't have bought at all.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: arnoldspicemerchant on August 26, 2018, 04:59:26 AM
In my opinion, this is a very promising type of earnings as an alternative to investing money in the accounts of ordinary banks. In order to receive passive income from the possession of certain crypto currencies, you only need to keep your computer on while the purse of the crypto currency is activated to confirm transactions on the network. One of the advantages of this type of passive income is that you can sell your crypto currency at any time, they do not lose in price. You can also transfer your share of ownership to another owner. I recommend everyone to learn this kind of earnings more thoroughly.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: Stavri on August 26, 2018, 07:48:46 AM
there are some altcoins that distributes monthly. i can advice you to hold some pundix maybe. because every month they distribute 7 percent of pundix amount that you hold. it is a really good income for holders.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: flyingdutchmen on August 26, 2018, 10:53:53 PM
I know only two worthy projects that allow you to receive a passive income of more than 5% per month. One of them already mentioned in this topic, this is Dropil. It has a tendency to further growth and plans to enter large crypto-exchanges. Another project - Steemit, has existed for more than 2 years in the crypto-space and its development has reached a maximum point at the moment. Passive income is excellent, but over the past month, these projects have lost more than 80% of their depot. That is, to recover to the initial amount of investment, I now need 1.5 years...

I heard good things about dropil and steemit but did not look into them in detail yet. You mentioned that these projects have lost more than 80% of their depot. Can you explain what do you mean with the term "depot? Thanks.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: chanler on August 26, 2018, 11:06:10 PM
There are probably some coins that offer the good passive income in this crypto world. Some of them come from the new ICO project that offers the buy back or other interesting payment. I myself still get the passive income from the potential coins that I'm trading exactly in this market. However for this bear market, i think I'm just selecting the new one to be a better passive income coin.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: annajacob92 on August 27, 2018, 11:50:56 AM
For me passive income is very nice and I think that other people who don't have enough time for analyzing will agree here, it is very comroftable in the long term as well.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: sjbi on August 30, 2018, 07:26:08 AM
Not only minexcoin coin that gives bonus tokens to its holders, there are many coins that give bonus tokens as well. One of them is Medical Token Currency (MTC), which give bonus tokens to its holders. And I think the coin will hit $ 0.50 by the end of the year 2018. The coin hit $ 0.43 within just one month of its establishment. Now it stands at around $0.12.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: Thanasis on August 30, 2018, 07:30:02 AM
There is no fixed income rate through the crypto currency investments every month but it is one of the more benifitable passive income in long term.But choose the best coin if you are going to be a long term investor just like the coins bitcoin,litecoin or the coin at the top ranked in CMC.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: Alpha0One1 on August 30, 2018, 07:30:37 AM
I bought exchange coins that give 80% of transaction fees to token holders - Daily.
I got CoinEx, FCoin and CoinPark at the moment.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: Jericka D Ranillo on August 30, 2018, 07:38:27 AM
There is no passive income in.crypto currency, we are in active market transaction and any moment there will be a change. For you to earn just buy and sell crypto coins and altcoins but dont consider it as passive since it is not centralized investment which can offer percentage pe day,week and month.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: BluRPie on August 30, 2018, 07:48:20 AM
Forget about passive income. You income directly depends from the price if this altcoin. Be sure that Pos mining or MasterNode will not cover  your loses if price of this coin will drop down enough


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: saganpav on August 30, 2018, 07:53:19 AM
Usually, in such projects, a very small percentage of profit per year. On such coins you can lose much more than gain. I do not recommend investing in them.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: cryptoAB on August 30, 2018, 08:02:46 AM
I think one can make passive income by trading , staking which some projects offer and also by doing bounty for new projects


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: giogio0504 on August 30, 2018, 08:06:30 AM
Investment and holding, go to www.icoguide.com select good ICO and wait, in case of success you will get enough passive income. Active income needs more proficiency.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: BitcoinGrigory on August 30, 2018, 08:12:48 AM
Token CET gives a good drop if you lock it for mining on the Exchange. I got about 0,25 BCH in equivalent in different tokens for 1.5 month. I locked 10 thsnd CET (about $380). You can PM and I will give you the link


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: faza13 on August 30, 2018, 08:18:09 AM
maybe you can try Zigurat which has a percentage of income for holders or Prizm with the paramining.
you can check their project on their group or their web


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: gredisgold88 on August 30, 2018, 08:22:07 AM
How does a coing give 5% monthyl? Isn't it weird? Please be careful when choosing your stake coins/services.
it's nice if someone comments even though he doesn't know how to work from MinexBank, it's better to keep quiet.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: Vulcansalute on August 30, 2018, 08:23:18 AM
I think there are a few others. Like metacash pays 4 percent just to hold their coin in your wallet. That's a form of passive income. But this takes a lot of time as most times , you don't really hold enough for the 4 percent to amount to something worthwile. Other forms of passive income such as airdrops and mid term trading might serve better.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: Kupid002 on August 30, 2018, 08:25:54 AM
maybe you can try Zigurat which has a percentage of income for holders or Prizm with the paramining.
you can check their project on their group or their web

Is it zigurat have an 5% per month? Such as minexcoinn and kickcoin that will giving 5% but I don't think that kick are still viable. You should visit or search about the project to be sure. There are many passive income in crypto currency you only have to do is analyze it.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: Blackpanther399 on August 30, 2018, 08:38:52 AM
I think their are several coins that pays you for holding a certain amount of tokens per time. They are known as masternodes coins. Research carefully on coins and you would find the good ones that pays good


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: _Zorg_ on August 30, 2018, 08:55:30 AM
About this subject I think that passive income   for  me also  from trading,  buy tokens waiting for the value increasing and sell ( this situation  from ideal  world), by the way this work is rather easier than our usual work at the  office  and sometimes  more profitable. Speaking frankly  crypto industry  for is a sourse of additional income  than passive


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: Desscount on August 30, 2018, 09:02:55 AM
hi is there are any other coin than minexcoin who pays more than 5% monthly return on to hold their coins in the wallets. i am not trying to promote the coin just want to diversify my investment


I am not sure about this kind of ico, in my opinion this is not my logic, so I don't invest. I think there are some good choice options for each investment, I don't need how many returns a month I can get. but I can do and seek profits every month in trading and investing, especially when there are many cheap options.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: JaoBadjap on August 30, 2018, 09:05:38 AM
hi is there are any other coin than minexcoin who pays more than 5% monthly return on to hold their coins in the wallets. i am not trying to promote the coin just want to diversify my investment
when it comes to passive income,
i think the really good way for it is mining. of course, unless you have some initial capital to set up and make a rig.
and maintain it, it could be profitable and provide a passive income.
or sometimes, by just hodling on to any coin you have though.
and just wait for a nice hype. that could be a good way.
just saying


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: nashmia13 on August 30, 2018, 09:06:59 AM
hi is there are any other coin than minexcoin who pays more than 5% monthly return on to hold their coins in the wallets. i am not trying to promote the coin just want to diversify my investment

there is a airdrop that depends on your holding are distributed to all the participants you can try to check staker token, meta cash and privcy coin and morozzz they are offering good percentage depends on your holdings you can try to visit those project maybe you will like it  


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: Bitknick on August 30, 2018, 09:09:53 AM
It seems to me that such coins, when calculating interest, usually fall in price and the obtained percentage does not give anything!


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: rapsa2018 on August 30, 2018, 09:24:58 AM
It is also a great deal of money to invest in ico and you earn passive income once to be sucessful and reach the hardcap.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: X-ray on August 30, 2018, 09:28:28 AM
hi is there are any other coin than minexcoin who pays more than 5% monthly return on to hold their coins in the wallets. i am not trying to promote the coin just want to diversify my investment


I am not sure about this kind of ico, in my opinion this is not my logic, so I don't invest. I think there are some good choice options for each investment, I don't need how many returns a month I can get. but I can do and seek profits every month in trading and investing, especially when there are many cheap options.
I just try to tell you about there was a coin that offers 1%-6% monthly airdrop and it's a real thing. basically most of people have known this as a scam but they are forgetting to see where are the source of team to get the active income.
If you are thinking that was only a dream and you are wrong.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: talkbitcoin on August 30, 2018, 09:34:57 AM
one of the biggest problems with having an income in cryptocurrencies (altcoins) is that they are extremely volatile thanks to all the pump and dumps that occur in each of them.
so if you for instance earn 10000 coin of some altcoin today and it is worth $10 today it may be worth $1 in 24 hours! so you are not really making a real income, you are only earning something.
and that is the main reason why i never do it.

of course bitcoin is the exception and everything that i gain i would exchange to bitcoin because i do believe that it will continue to rise. so every income today will be worth a lot more in the near future.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: alberdina on August 30, 2018, 09:38:14 AM
This depends on the earnings of our capital. If the capital is used for authorized many sure results are also very much. And my own less so interested with the project you have to offer. I have a project which I think is great for investing and resulting profits.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: zxl912157 on September 04, 2018, 03:25:37 AM
I have experience with RAcoin, if I'm not mistaken when I save RAcoin on the Exchange around 4000 RA.
I forgot to sell it, then a week after the Exchange, my Racoin increased to 8000 RA.

it's ridiculous but I'm happy.

Token: http://racoin.io/
Exchange: https://www.idcm.io/


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: chandrarahmadewa on September 04, 2018, 04:50:56 AM
hi is there are any other coin than minexcoin who pays more than 5% monthly return on to hold their coins in the wallets. i am not trying to promote the coin just want to diversify my investment
in exchanger yobit.io many coins like that, you can find on the site menu with the name Investbox, I tried it, and it's safe, but I am afraid of significant capital because we know cryptocurrency is fluctuating


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: levyashin on September 04, 2018, 05:08:33 AM
You can buy security coins and get your dividends or choose a dpos chain and vote for delegators.

I prefer dpos because most security coins are not making profit to share dividends.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: Ariess on September 04, 2018, 05:24:31 AM
I think kickcoin have up to 5% monthly I do not know if it is still running or not, but I received my % last month normally they had this to run for 2 years I think after ICO ended and I really do not remember the date ICO ended that's why I am not sure when it will end. I just want to mention that holding a coin that pays % monthly is not enough, it has to be strong coin too, or else what I will gain if I received 5% monthly and the coin lose 10% value! I will be losing 5% not gain anything.

well, this is why I am not interested in ico that kind of investment like that. because in fact the crypto market is not easy to set and the price will not always be stable, so even though in every month there is a 5% return it will not guarantee that the altcoin is still the price value. as you said, you get a loss due to the decrease in your token.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: Haynes on September 08, 2018, 09:34:55 AM
I think kickcoin have up to 5% monthly I do not know if it is still running or not, but I received my % last month normally they had this to run for 2 years I think after ICO ended and I really do not remember the date ICO ended that's why I am not sure when it will end. I just want to mention that holding a coin that pays % monthly is not enough, it has to be strong coin too, or else what I will gain if I received 5% monthly and the coin lose 10% value! I will be losing 5% not gain anything.

well, this is why I am not interested in ico that kind of investment like that. because in fact the crypto market is not easy to set and the price will not always be stable, so even though in every month there is a 5% return it will not guarantee that the altcoin is still the price value. as you said, you get a loss due to the decrease in your token.


But at least it provides passive income in the form of tokens that can one day be valuable, like the word maybe we only keep something worthless to see in the future.

Try what about your opinion if the NPXS is the airdrop until 2021?


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: MargoGolova on September 08, 2018, 09:38:14 AM
it's great to receive dividends from the fact that you do not do anything, but only you are the holder of these coins . Very good income is obtained . I can advise the coin LCS, too, will receive dividends from this coin . It's still a little damp, but it takes time.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: V1saya on September 08, 2018, 09:38:43 AM
I keep hearing this Minexcoin with their passive income. But is it really profitable? It chart keeps heading downwards (although most coins in the market went downwards too). The volume is decent too.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: flyingdutchmen on September 09, 2018, 03:09:13 PM
hi is there are any other coin than minexcoin who pays more than 5% monthly return on to hold their coins in the wallets. i am not trying to promote the coin just want to diversify my investment
when it comes to passive income,
i think the really good way for it is mining. of course, unless you have some initial capital to set up and make a rig.
and maintain it, it could be profitable and provide a passive income.
or sometimes, by just hodling on to any coin you have though.
and just wait for a nice hype. that could be a good way.
just saying

In general I agree, but the times are not ideal for getting into mining now, last year the difficulty of mining went through the roof and this year all the coins got shredded in value while the difficulty only adjusts in one direction: Up. This combo kills mining profits.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: cryptolidus on September 09, 2018, 07:29:29 PM
If you hold EXRN tokens in your wallet you get EXRT tokens on quarterly basis. I cannot tell the percentage as it depends on the number of participants applying for the holder bonus.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: Rahees on September 11, 2018, 11:57:16 AM
I understand that passive income is a dream of everyone here. I think that it is possible to have a good such income from holding, it will be higher than others.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: Pujangga on September 11, 2018, 12:01:09 PM
When the market improves then we can easily get passive income, but when the market is dropping like now, getting profit is very difficult and it is never thought to get passive income, if not too losers it is certainly better than hoping for big things.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: Cryptodiamond12 on September 14, 2018, 06:43:24 AM
There are so many ways to make money online , cryptocurrencies is one of the ways. If you are one of those who are overlooking it. it is time you stop ignoring it because you can easily earn extra passive income from cryptocurrencies, if you do it very well.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: zeze18 on September 14, 2018, 06:49:19 AM
hi is there are any other coin than minexcoin who pays more than 5% monthly return on to hold their coins in the wallets. i am not trying to promote the coin just want to diversify my investment

It used to hyped that lending coins (which is give you daily return) but most of them are confirmly scam.
Just be careful with those project that give you daily/weekly/monthly return, except it's a mining project.
So, stay safe


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: AiloveYouks21 on September 14, 2018, 06:54:22 AM
hi is there are any other coin than minexcoin who pays more than 5% monthly return on to hold their coins in the wallets. i am not trying to promote the coin just want to diversify my investment

It used to hyped that lending coins (which is give you daily return) but most of them are confirmly scam.
Just be careful with those project that give you daily/weekly/monthly return, except it's a mining project.
So, stay safe
I agree that coins that offer big profits in a short and instant way are scams, but if the coins are POS, I trust them


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: lebedi on September 17, 2018, 08:24:33 AM
Passive income  is so nice to have but I don't think that crypto is able to support us with passive income at all. It needs in so much attention and strengths that could not be asked from such one.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: otunyot on September 17, 2018, 08:29:55 AM
Passive income in Cryptocurrency market is very possible and I have had many experiences in this regard.  You could invest in some dividend ICO,  that should give you passive income.  Security token is also a good way to earn passive income including Cryptocurrency trading m


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: Dolarin on September 17, 2018, 08:39:50 AM
As far as I know NVC can give you passive income, but as I know it is very small.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: herurist on September 17, 2018, 08:54:19 AM
hi is there are any other coin than minexcoin who pays more than 5% monthly return on to hold their coins in the wallets. i am not trying to promote the coin just want to diversify my investment

I never see how much return I get because hold coins, I only have kick and atl. In this situation, return is good idea because I see no way to make income on market, buy back can do after next year. Some people see return model is just like MLM method, fast buy fast go. See the positive side and I hope you try ATL or exchange coins.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: Teraboy on September 17, 2018, 09:18:42 AM
hi is there are any other coin than minexcoin who pays more than 5% monthly return on to hold their coins in the wallets. i am not trying to promote the coin just want to diversify my investment

It used to hyped that lending coins (which is give you daily return) but most of them are confirmly scam.
Just be careful with those project that give you daily/weekly/monthly return, except it's a mining project.
So, stay safe
I agree that coins that offer big profits in a short and instant way are scams, but if the coins are POS, I trust them
Just like those masternode coins but there are some of them have tried to create monthly airdrop to the token holders. This could be another thing, some of them have tried to create such a new way and there was a lot of exchange sites that has been seeing the tokenization of their asset as another chance too. Bibox has distributed the dividend to the all of token holders.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: satb on September 17, 2018, 09:39:46 AM
NEM has a supernode system in place where supernodes are paid circa 400 XEM each day.  However, you need 3,000,030 XEM to participate.  It provides a passive income of around 5%, plus you get transaction fees from the network if you harvest blocks.  It will cost around $240K at today's prices.  The price of a supernode on January 8th at its ATH was $6M, earning $800 each day (400 XEM at $2+ each).  NEM reached the top 5 on coinmarketcap, and is currently undervalued.  It's a robust platform with strong technical fundamentals with a solid development team and active community, there are many activities currently occurring globally to extend NEMs reach around the world.  It is very popular in Asia.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: JeBro on September 17, 2018, 09:40:14 AM
As I know, the EXRN project pays a certain number of tokens every 3 months. The Pundi X project pays 7 percent a month. Both tokens are at the bottom now and have huge potential for growth.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: modamo on September 17, 2018, 10:33:07 AM
Spectre coin and LHcoin  projects pay in Ether every month. Spectre made good profit for me. But I sold these coins, and i dont't know current course. But it has good reputation.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: goolesby on September 17, 2018, 10:45:32 AM
I never join this kind of program. I think if there are some more, I will join. Actually, it will give us more benefits as it to be the passive income. So far, I'm only focus on the bounty programs and still hold my coins from the rewards. Passive income is still difficult to be gained right now.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: Rogkim1 on September 17, 2018, 10:49:15 AM
Passive income  is so nice to have but I don't think that crypto is able to support us with passive income at all. It needs in so much attention and strengths that could not be asked from such one.

There are coins which, with passive storage, increase in quantity as a bank deposit. I found one such Minex.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: hanadaya on September 17, 2018, 11:00:25 AM
In my opinion there are several coins that offer good passive income in this cryptocurrancy world. Some of them come from new ICO projects that offer repurchase or other attractive payments. Because I'm sure it will continue to increase so that daily income will be more valuable in the near future.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: manuelgar on September 17, 2018, 11:11:09 AM
I think that this financial model of profit distribution is very weak. Be careful. Don't keep all your money in this coin. There is a Spotcoin project. This project also has a profit from keeping coins on the wallet.



Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: mahvia on September 17, 2018, 11:26:18 AM
Kickcoin is still paying out, i just received some.. was just wondering about it, how many others are doing the same


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: fempat on September 17, 2018, 11:29:27 AM
There are several stacking coins with interest payments. I have not used any so I cannot say how viable they are, but they exist. Just do your research and due diligence.
Most of these staking coins are not worth holding as their value is usually too low. The recent market slump has battered them so much.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: fempat on September 17, 2018, 11:31:33 AM
Kickcoin is still paying out, i just received some.. was just wondering about it, how many others are doing the same
Pundi X pays too. I received some a while ago. I used to receive some Waves coins and other tokens when I held Waves in my wallet. I don't know if they still pay though.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: rickadone on September 17, 2018, 02:46:29 PM
hi is there are any other coin than minexcoin who pays more than 5% monthly return on to hold their coins in the wallets. i am not trying to promote the coin just want to diversify my investment
I think there are very few, either you gonna use a proof of stake coin like spectrecoin that is working on both proof of stake which would make you get more spectrecoin and or you need to either use masternode for making more money which is basically something quite similar.

The mining is not a passive income believe me, I had a friend who really had to work a lot for his machines and it took at least 10 hours a work regularly and mostly even more when something broke because they are machines that work 7/24 of course they fail sometimes. I think the easiest is proof of stake because you make money on each stake and leave whenever you want, thats why I love spectrecoin.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: DRVX on September 19, 2018, 03:31:32 PM
Passive income  is so nice to have but I don't think that crypto is able to support us with passive income at all. It needs in so much attention and strengths that could not be asked from such one.

As I understand, the passive income in the crypto world is holding, right? Now, it might be the best choice as soon as the market is just going to start the run-up. However, day traders can earn regularly.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: OneCoinMan on September 19, 2018, 04:03:01 PM
Passive income  is so nice to have but I don't think that crypto is able to support us with passive income at all. It needs in so much attention and strengths that could not be asked from such one.

As I understand, the passive income in the crypto world is holding, right? Now, it might be the best choice as soon as the market is just going to start the run-up. However, day traders can earn regularly.

I do not think that day trading is a passive income. Trading is a very difficult matter, which requires judiciousness and the ability to analyze the market. I believe that this is a full-time salary, not a passive income.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: manojpatelme on September 19, 2018, 06:43:34 PM
hi is there are any other coin than minexcoin who pays more than 5% monthly return on to hold their coins in the wallets. i am not trying to promote the coin just want to diversify my investment
I think Pundix do that too, giving some dividend every month but i don't know are they still do that or not. Back then bitcore BTX do that too giving weekly return to people who hold their coins in the wallets but it's already ended. I think BNB also give some return if you hold the tokens.
yes pundix is still giving 7.3% of the coin holding every month and now pundix team has made the system of giving bonus coin even better then begore. If you are still looking for that type of coins you can go for pundix but market risk is involved.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: xuv500 on September 19, 2018, 06:52:07 PM
There are lot of coins which provide passive income and most of them come from ICO. I guess the traders can take daily profit but you to research on your own in daily basis so that you can have a idea about the income.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: ivanklich on September 19, 2018, 07:13:38 PM
I've heard about coins that generate passive income, but most of them are scam. I did not risk my money, so I did not invest in such projects. It reminds me of the pyramid scheme.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: btccrusher on September 19, 2018, 07:18:20 PM
I never used the project you mentioned but I used IHT for earning incentives, its a great experience to get IHT tokens for holding long time. Another option is holding BNB in binance, KCS in kucoin, OKB in Okex exchanges, they all give rewards to holders. I think most exchanges now has this reward system in their own coin.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: smoolae on September 19, 2018, 07:23:24 PM
It was really easy to have this passive income with cryptocurrency when masternode coins (what we know really well now) were cheap to buy and set up. Like DASH, PHORE, LUX, etc.. are just some examples of coins that paid out really well.

Right now I see masternode coins quite risky investment because of this bear market we are in, can happen that you are just left holding some heavy bags.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: AgentZero23 on September 19, 2018, 07:29:21 PM
hi is there are any other coin than minexcoin who pays more than 5% monthly return on to hold their coins in the wallets. i am not trying to promote the coin just want to diversify my investment
I've heard this project from my friend and he have an account in minexcoin. He actually told to give this a try and the 5% monthly return is kinda good. If i have a good payout in some of my bounties, I would give this project a try. I already have an account in Dropil same like Minexcoin.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: Bloodseekers on September 19, 2018, 07:33:18 PM
hi is there are any other coin than minexcoin who pays more than 5% monthly return on to hold their coins in the wallets. i am not trying to promote the coin just want to diversify my investment
Hi buddy, yes this is marketing strategies used by team so that the participants keep hold their coins, this also prevent dump price because people who want passive 5% every months will keep hold it, not sell it. Maybe you can add some info about that, what requirements for that?? Are we just hold it in private wallet or we have to do something?


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: renes on September 19, 2018, 07:49:12 PM
I think such things are not good model for coins to create a value, so basically you will probably invest in a coin that has no real value, you should better avoid them.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: horner35 on September 19, 2018, 08:00:10 PM
I had the smae issue as you did looking for a passive income coin.  The best one I could find is Neblio.  Its ranked around #170 and its coin ticker is NEBL.  It pays a massive 10% POS however not everyone stakes tso the inflation rate is around 6%.  The great thing is there are only 14 million in the total supply.

Neblio is a work class blockchain geared towards enterprises that is tech wise every bit as good as the big market cap projects if not better.  This is a true diamond in the rough.  Current price is about $1.80.  All time high $65.00. 

My favorite part of this coin is calculate how much a month  I will make if we ever go to 10% of the old highs.  You can really move ahead if things play out right and your holding this coin. 


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: Magiklair on September 19, 2018, 08:17:04 PM
I think that the passive income is the best way to earn money staying at home and spending more time with family. To my mind, the best way to earn now is to use your brain and new technologies


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: BitLendingClub on September 19, 2018, 08:26:05 PM
I think always that passive income in the crypto are the PoS and masternodes. But simple holding is not income. It's investment that can move up and down. Can I to name stocks  as passive income? I think no. If I hold 10 ETH time by time I can have more or less fiat. But 10 ETH will be stable


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: tessaphin on September 19, 2018, 08:29:09 PM
There is no fixed income level through crypto currency investments every month but this is one of the more profitable passive income in the long run. But choose the best coin if you will become a long-term investor.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: ShowOff on September 19, 2018, 08:33:39 PM
hi is there are any other coin than minexcoin who pays more than 5% monthly return on to hold their coins in the wallets. i am not trying to promote the coin just want to diversify my investment
Try to seek some POS coin that can give you coin for a certain time. Just beware to pick right coins and it not easy to down when you want to sell it. Staking at first time is good to start because if you pick coin that already staked for long time, price not better as first.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: Whosdaddy on September 22, 2018, 07:37:17 AM
Passive income in Cryptocurrency market is very possible and I have had many experiences in this regard.  You could invest in some dividend ICO,  that should give you passive income.  Security token is also a good way to earn passive income including Cryptocurrency trading m
I want to assume that this space on its own has actually provided series of opportunity to those who really want to end up earning passively and it is just left for each individual to find out how they can take advantage of these opportunities.

At least, the good thing here is that you really would not need very huge skills to even become a passive income earner as we have the likes of signature, bounties, etc., and all you have to do is complete whatever task you are asked to complete weekly and get paid for it or at the end of ICOs.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: minttop on September 22, 2018, 07:42:06 AM
You can get passive income in crypto with masternodes,but you have to select masternode with proper risk/reward, it is not that easy.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: neonshium on September 22, 2018, 10:01:00 AM
hi is there are any other coin than minexcoin who pays more than 5% monthly return on to hold their coins in the wallets. i am not trying to promote the coin just want to diversify my investment

It used to hyped that lending coins (which is give you daily return) but most of them are confirmly scam.
Just be careful with those project that give you daily/weekly/monthly return, except it's a mining project.
So, stay safe
I want to believe investing in cryptocurrency itself is an investment that can be considered passive in the long term or will I say, at least learning how to trade. However, there are some skills that you can have in this space that can help you to gain some pretty good amount of money in a short period of time passively, such as programming, ethical hacking skills, graphic designs and so on. People tend to always look for the easy way out which is why they get burned easily.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: DreamCayman on September 23, 2018, 06:31:57 AM
For passive income, I advise NEO. On its platform, two tokens are provided: NEO and GAS. NEO assumes a partial ownership of the platform shares, while the GAS is used to pay for all transactions in the NEO network. To get a GAS, you simply need to have an NEO token in the purse, where the "Claim Gas" option is provided, for example in the purse NEON. Each month, NEOs are awarded GAS, and their number directly depends on the time of possession of the NEO token. Another plus of NEO is that the coin now has a low price.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: papagravel on September 23, 2018, 03:57:11 PM
I think always that passive income in the crypto are the PoS and masternodes. But simple holding is not income. It's investment that can move up and down. Can I to name stocks  as passive income? I think no. If I hold 10 ETH time by time I can have more or less fiat. But 10 ETH will be stable

There are coins which, when stored in the user's office / bank, are accrued as interest on the deposit. I have one such MNX.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: zeze18 on September 23, 2018, 04:16:43 PM
hi is there are any other coin than minexcoin who pays more than 5% monthly return on to hold their coins in the wallets. i am not trying to promote the coin just want to diversify my investment

I heard about ambit coin who do that also. Mining coins that give monthly return.
But it still not confirmed that is legit or no


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: dizzy1996 on September 23, 2018, 04:45:57 PM
An interesting topic for discussion, try to consider this aspect, look at the market there are many underestimated tokens, investing in which you can get a passive profit due to the game on the stock exchange


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: karashika0577 on September 23, 2018, 05:17:16 PM
I do not have such a coin in my eyes, even seeing BTC, ETH and other big coins, it does not seem that you will get a monthly 5% boost. It will take time to get any coin up to its maximum speed. Now this will be possible. The bull race has come back.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: Bobwallet93 on September 23, 2018, 05:23:25 PM
Hi there!
 There alot of coins that allow alot more than 5%!
Have you ever heard about staking or masternodes?
There are alot of coins that are stakeable, you put them in a wallet keep your wallet open(for staking not sending) and you get reards in coins for this! This will be alot more then 5%!
Check it out on google etc i say!

Also bounties and airdrops could helo you with a passive income but ill suggest mansternodes! Genesis x quantis divide d cash etc!

Greetings! 8)


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: Iyanu14 on September 23, 2018, 05:28:19 PM
Envion proposed to give 161% roi that is the highest i have seen till date though envion couldn't put it is house in order and investors suffer deeply
Watch out for their chat if anything changes.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: terible.hunter on September 23, 2018, 05:31:07 PM
to be honest, I really have little faith in the fact that there is really something very similar to what people have today, this is probably called passive income, but most likely it looks like a financial pyramid.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: ethalliance on September 23, 2018, 05:34:06 PM
One of the easiest ways to make money from crypt is to buy good coins and hold them until the maximum price increases. This shows that over time its value will grow, and you will definitely get a profit. One of the options for passive income.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: powerman24 on September 23, 2018, 10:13:45 PM
Everyone in cryptosphere wants to improve the portfolio and generate passive income. Masternodes can be a solution for it.
Setting - up a masternode, you have to invest into that particular coin and hold them in the wallet that is always up and running. And in return for providing your resources to host a masternode, you get rewarded.
Block, Dash, XZC, ZOI are coins with masternode.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: bitcoinvestor on September 23, 2018, 10:24:21 PM
Staking coin also decrease rewards every months. You can hodl Neo in your wallet , then you will earn gas. Neo and gas price is better in market. They are more stable than other coins. Yeah, minexcoin price is to low now, time to buy and smartcash give stake coin too. There are many staking coins but most of them need minimum amount to stake.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: NewBet on September 24, 2018, 04:11:05 AM
If you are looking to make some passive income then you might want to look into buying masternode coins and staking the coins everyday for a return, I think depending on the amount of the coins that you have you can make up to 5% from the coins daily and that is a good means of passive income especially when the coin is doing well.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: bolshojkush on September 24, 2018, 11:41:09 AM
An interesting topic for discussion, try to consider this aspect, look at the market there are many underestimated tokens, investing in which you can get a passive profit due to the game on the stock exchange

Playing on the stock exchange you call passive income? Passive income is when you do not risk your capital and earn money every day without doing anything.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: s31joemhar on December 21, 2018, 10:43:36 AM
The passive income herr in cryptocurrency is a great deal
because in just a short periodnof time you can easily obtained a huge amount of profits without paying too much effort and time to have it.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: der_troll on December 21, 2018, 10:46:58 AM
Check some altcoins that are offering monthly dividends from their profit. I think if you are holding NEO, you will get a certain amount of GAS each month. Tombola token splits 40 percent of their income among the token holders that have above 100k tokens.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: petrcoin on December 21, 2018, 11:13:51 AM
Passive income can be with a security token (a good profiting working company) or mining.

My favorite is dpos like semux. You just vote for delegator and get your pay.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: bitbabba on December 21, 2018, 11:29:26 AM
I had try some passive income projects and failed at the and. For example i have shitload of caviar. It is a security token but because they are only making loss, i am getting zero passive income.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: Taner on December 21, 2018, 11:34:03 AM
There is another type of passive income in crypto - Decentraland. There you can get 5% of the transactions that take place on your own land.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: rasulibragimavic on December 21, 2018, 11:40:57 AM
Personally, I do not like projects that bring passive income in cryptocurrency. Usually such projects work for a long time but the coin of the project quickly depreciates.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: billy.ryoko on December 21, 2018, 11:44:49 AM
This is many altcoins like as this one, you just hold your token or coins in your wallet, and each month can stake the coins automatically, but so many scam coins even you can stake it, but it doesn't worth any money.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: vertinfos on December 21, 2018, 12:31:32 PM
I know only one coin which well brings my friend money he holds its on master node , pivx only of course entry very big, but I think in the future this will pay off very well!


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: Golstrim on December 21, 2018, 12:54:53 PM
Passive income is that you gain in your life with a small effort.
Masternode pro is a good website to take infor about masternodes, there you can set up your own to receive passive income


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: anggle on December 21, 2018, 01:32:39 PM
The passive income herr in cryptocurrency is a great deal
because in just a short periodnof time you can easily obtained a huge amount of profits without paying too much effort and time to have it.
to be honest I'm not too familiar with passive income in crypto, with this I guess this kind of income will be enough fun and not throw away a long time. I myself have never got involved in this, but I've been feeling curious.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: sunno330 on December 21, 2018, 02:03:54 PM
hi is there are any other coin than minexcoin who pays more than 5% monthly return on to hold their coins in the wallets. i am not trying to promote the coin just want to diversify my investment

I do not think any source about cryptocurrency which will help you for passive income. Altcoin can help you for a little income if you have a little balance. I am not saying that big income can not come from altcoin, I just said if you have enough money then you can earn eanough. So there is no passive source.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: simpelplan on December 21, 2018, 02:15:00 PM
I think that coin that provides passive income is not new in the crypto world, before there were many like that, like masternode maybe.I am not too familiar with coins which provide passive income but I think that is not new, correct me if I am wrong.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: Yarex on December 21, 2018, 09:24:38 PM
I think that coin that provides passive income is not new in the crypto world, before there were many like that, like masternode maybe.I am not too familiar with coins which provide passive income but I think that is not new, correct me if I am wrong.

I think that the best passive income from a coin is when it slowly but surely grows in value. I don’t know the best passive income from crypto coins.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: moschinot on December 21, 2018, 09:27:20 PM
Mostly similar projects later do not bring profit at all since the prices of their tokens completely depreciate


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: novy on December 21, 2018, 09:42:23 PM
One of the passive income is masternode technology, another is just stake coins without masternode. One of these coins that I have selected is ontology. Yearly profit is around 6%.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: monineklutak on December 21, 2018, 09:58:31 PM
I don't think there are coins that dare to pay that much, usually only a few percent and the conditions must also have enough coins, if minexcoin really wants to pay that much then it really benefits the coin holder because it will be enough passive income big especially if minexcoin prices can rise


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: Ditlycel on December 21, 2018, 10:19:53 PM
I think that coin that provides passive income is not new in the crypto world, before there were many like that, like masternode maybe.I am not too familiar with coins which provide passive income but I think that is not new, correct me if I am wrong.

I think that the best passive income from a coin is when it slowly but surely grows in value. I don’t know the best passive income from crypto coins.
For me it is certainly not passive income)
for me, for example, passive income is masternode or invest in exchange tokens that bring dividends


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: Classica35 on December 21, 2018, 11:34:44 PM
You can look into Bithost. It's a new project and most times, new projects offering passive income tend to be profitable at the beginning of the project.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: z21770179 on December 21, 2018, 11:49:34 PM
I don't think there are coins that dare to pay that much, usually only a few percent and the conditions must also have enough coins, if minexcoin really wants to pay that much then it really benefits the coin holder because it will be enough passive income big especially if minexcoin prices can rise

With so many coins, it just reminded me of previous mlm projects. I'm sure everyone of us knows BitConnect and its outcome earlier this year. I think minexcoin is going into that trail


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: bitcoin31 on December 21, 2018, 11:55:10 PM
Just try to make a research for that gives 5 percent monthly. Because for me because better to get high profit than that but you need a lot of patient because you holding a coin a few months or years depends on the coin that you have right now.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: Cashi on December 22, 2018, 12:03:57 AM
Mannabase is paying out constatly but profits are not very big. You receive every week some coins and can see accumulating, for selling it takes very long because coins per week are really not much. But if you HODL it can be profitable one day.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: QueenCryptomarket on December 22, 2018, 06:24:42 PM
For a passive and most importantly safe income, a promising NEO is suitable. Two coins are provided on its platform - NEO and GAS. Every month, GAS is received from NEO, and their amount is directly proportional to the time of possession of a NEO coin. I advise you to purchase NEO, because this coin has a low price and is likely to grow upwards.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: Caesar_btc on December 22, 2018, 07:12:19 PM
In 2017, passive investments made a good profit. But at the moment long-term investments bring only losses. Now we need to be active in order to get a good profit in the cryptocurrency market.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: AgentZero23 on December 22, 2018, 07:20:57 PM
hi is there are any other coin than minexcoin who pays more than 5% monthly return on to hold their coins in the wallets. i am not trying to promote the coin just want to diversify my investment
You can invest in Dropil platform and buy drops. Minimum investment would be 50 usd worth of drops and 2-4% ROI in every 15 days. Or some masternodes like AirWire and PolicyPal they are already profitable and legit projects.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: batang_bitcoin on December 24, 2018, 02:21:25 PM
In 2017, passive investments made a good profit. But at the moment long-term investments bring only losses. Now we need to be active in order to get a good profit in the cryptocurrency market.
I don't believe for long term investments they will only bring losses.

Bitcoin might not give you passive income like other coins but this is the best long term investment. It's the best coin to hold and it makes sense if you have this on your portfolio. Start holding coins like bitcoin while having those altcoins that you think will bring you passive income. Bitcoin will also bring you profit passively after selling them in profit.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: AUDI_A6 on December 24, 2018, 03:41:12 PM
In 2017, passive investments made a good profit. But at the moment long-term investments bring only losses. Now we need to be active in order to get a good profit in the cryptocurrency market.
Well yes, it’s important to say that it’s possible to lose with any kind of investment, it’s not a guaranteed investment. The volatility associated with bitcoin is all part of the normalization of a still immature market. But usually, with arbitrage, it’s a really safe bet and we’ve been able to provide profits again and again for almost two years.
https://www.ccn.com/atlas-quantum-ceo-says-access-and-transparency-will-change-all-peoples-lives/


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: michellee on December 24, 2018, 03:45:22 PM
But I spent about a year trading bitcoin badly, before I came on a strategy that works. Basically, people are willing to pay for bitcoin in Hong Kong at a higher price than in Europe so the basic trade is that I buy bitcoin on the European exchanges and then sell them in Hong Kong at a higher price.

Easy money right? ;D

You can do that, but you need to remember about the fee of every exchange and the fee of the transaction. I am sure you will get a good profit if there are differences in the price in each exchange and you can only hope that your transaction can arrive at the right time. I am sure that in the cryptocurrency, we can get a passive income but we need to decide how long the term to hold the coins, and we know when to sell the coin so we could still get the profit.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: Duogembrot on December 24, 2018, 04:24:30 PM
to be able to create passive income every month from cryptocurrency you have to be able to work harder and certainly you have to be able to see the right time to enter to buy and sell coins at the right time.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: zedaq on December 24, 2018, 04:25:40 PM
I do not want people to take offense at me or say that I am a liar, but in my memory there are already a lot of projects that said that they will bring passive income, but in fact, they don’t offer anything, today they didn’t really bring nothing.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: matchi2011 on December 24, 2018, 04:29:13 PM
to be able to create passive income every month from cryptocurrency you have to be able to work harder and certainly you have to be able to see the right time to enter to buy and sell coins at the right time.
I guess he's asking for certain project that can bring passive income while holding the coins inside your wallet, though what you are saying is correct everybody needs to work hard and study deeper in order to gain profits while inside this market, if you have good knowledge you will be able to select
what coins to invest with and what would be the best position and your target profits.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: alexsoul on December 24, 2018, 04:57:36 PM
In my opinion, you will spend more money on electricity if you keep your wallet open all the time. Perhaps it will be more profitable for you to get acquainted with the master codes, buy and configure a small computer, for example, raspberry pi, or rent a virtual server for these needs. Personally, I liked the cryptocurrency Semux, study it.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: zedaq on December 25, 2018, 07:00:07 PM
In my opinion, you will spend more money on electricity if you keep your wallet open all the time. Perhaps it will be more profitable for you to get acquainted with the master codes, buy and configure a small computer, for example, raspberry pi, or rent a virtual server for these needs. Personally, I liked the cryptocurrency Semux, study it.
Wow, I also support the SEMUX project. I also like this project and I also believe that this project can succeed if you simply rely on the fact that today there are really great opportunities in the cryptocurrency sphere.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: mdzahed134 on December 25, 2018, 07:13:45 PM
hi is there are any other coin than minexcoin who pays more than 5% monthly return on to hold their coins in the wallets. i am not trying to promote the coin just want to diversify my investment
Minexcoin is really incredible coin for passive income and they pay high percentage reward. You can earn money a lot of projects in passive way-
1. Kucoin Share pay out profit for this coin holder.
2. KickCoin
3. Ontology
4. NEO
5. Vechain
6. Binance Coin 
You have to keep holding in which exchange wallet.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: jackflag on December 25, 2018, 07:13:54 PM
Passive income can go if you own a node for example, or on some exchanges when you store exchange tokens you are charged for this in the form of exchange tokens.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: yesyes18 on December 25, 2018, 07:19:04 PM
There are so many of them around but as usual you have to be very careful qjen it comes to crypto investments since you can easily end up in the hands of the bad guys. You can also buy some good ALTs and save for a good day later. I think some ALTs will perform well in the coming days.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: zedaq on December 26, 2018, 07:49:20 PM
Passive income can go if you own a node for example, or on some exchanges when you store exchange tokens you are charged for this in the form of exchange tokens.
I think that here we are probably talking only about the fact that today the investment should go directly to your wallet, I think that this should be neutral, that is, investment today should bring passive income, which everyone expects.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: ryzaadit on December 26, 2018, 07:55:16 PM
To be honest if you looking some like minexbank from minexcoin well you can just invest like masternode coin. for the masternode you can use some service masternode example like Wire Coin they partnert with some project for service masternode coin you can get a percentage from masternode


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: zedaq on December 27, 2018, 07:31:58 PM
To be honest if you looking some like minexbank from minexcoin well you can just invest like masternode coin. for the masternode you can use some service masternode example like Wire Coin they partnert with some project for service masternode coin you can get a percentage from masternode
I heard about this project. And frankly speaking in general, very much, both good and bad. But I managed to earn a little on this project, because he really had a serious growth. I bought it and sold it in a week. I generally had enough.


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: benzmuircroft on January 01, 2019, 04:19:46 PM
I'm trying https://ducatusbusiness.com (https://ducatusbusiness.com) as it requires us to actively help get businesses to agree to accept it in real world shops so the coin IMHO will inevitably become liquid and popular.. I't is about 2 cent now so it is cheap!


Title: Re: Passive income in Cryptocurrency
Post by: terible.hunter on January 01, 2019, 04:22:39 PM
If you remember, in 2017 there were a lot of things that said that in the future there will be passive income, such projects as Envion or mining of the farm, but nothing works today. Only cheap speculation.