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Sirius Crypto Capital is an investment association fund started in 2014 by a group of senior investors coming from a Stock and Forex background now focused exclusively on blockchain tech projects, crypto assets, tokens and digital currency.

Why even put 25% and 50% on there? Realistically your fund cannot guarantee as much as 50% return per month without relying on Ponzi-like tactics.

Most bank accounts offer around 2-3% interest per year (MAX), while lending can often generate around 10-15% per year.

Being a more risk investment option, I would recommend offering your customers between 1-2% per month guaranteed, while maintaining a safety fund to cover any negative months.

Even 1-2% a month is absurd in traditional markets

Unless you are going to etf / stocks, you won't receive hat much return.

Nobody can give you that return in normal conditions without taking lots of risks

There are some countries with high interest rates which may give you that returns, but here is a problem with high inflation so you will not get a real 12% an year.

Same questions yet these percentage do only exist on hyips/ponzis since we are talking traditional investment then i do select on the poll having 1%- 2% is considerable but making such
investment wont really make any sense yet it would really just act like traditional banks.Why people would choose other options?

1% a month means 12% a year. It would more or less similar to mutual funds with moderate risk, better than saving your money at banks which might only give you around 2-4% a year. So, you get 3 or even 6 times more.

I'd rather use the money to buy REITs or any source of passive income if possible.

Hello.  What country is your fund licensed in?  People need to know the tax write offs.

OP is advertising his site, he created this thread:

The Best Investment App 2019 - Archimedes Platform (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5169997.msg51992709#msg51992709)

And it seems to me that it is not attracting people's attention, seeing this I believe OP decided to create another thread here

Website/Team:  https://sccinvest.com/team

This woman:

https://i.imgur.com/k3C2KMW.png

Samantha Williams ( CUSTOMER SUPPORT SPECIALIST ) ( FAKE )

Source: https://sccinvest.com/team ( archive (https://web.archive.org/save/https://sccinvest.com/team/) )

and this:

Olga Agafonova

https://pp.userapi.com/c840221/v840221969/11039/-wnGtMYWEYg.jpg

Source: https://vkfaces.com/vk/user/id88545970 ( archive (https://web.archive.org/web/20190730062417/https://vkfaces.com/vk/user/id88545970) )

it's the same woman

I would say 2% - 4% is fine. 2% per month is equivalent to 24% percent per anum, while 4% per month is equivalent to 48% per anum. I have investment in a business close to my home that yields 25% + 27% per anum. The company manages farms for people in the neighborhood.

The point to note: the higher the risk, the greater the rewards. It depends on a person's risk appetite.

I mean the fact that he thought he could possibly offer 50% interest already indicates his business is bs.

That's equivalent to a guaranteed interest rate of 600% a year... SeEmS lEgIt.

Also a company that was funded in 2014 by professionals, asks how much ROI per month is fair?


DarkDays
1-2% per month isn't low, if we take 1%, it's 12% ROI, a number which banks doesn't offer in most countries. And if we take 2%, it's 24% in year which is really huge profit. If they give us 24% profit, this means they have to make more than 25 and roughly 30% to cover some fees, get some profit for them and etc. And if they can make 30% yearly, then why the hell find others to invest in such project made by "professionals"?

Fair ROI is any ROI which you can guarantee to pay and at the same time gives you possibility to cover fees and leave some normal profit.

combination of these two comments would answer what is a fair ROI
so it should be just estimate not fixed nor guaranteed return
and put a disclaimer on, "past performance does not guarantee future result" :P

but OP is asking this to make his fake investment group looks legit ::)
thanks to tvplus006 for exposing his fake team, so no one is going to fall into this "hyip" scheme

With a question like that, you are just showing how untrustworthy you are. Will offer an ROI on a specific period? How is that possible in the world of volatile crypto or whatever program you will offer.

Better refrain from what you are planning right now.

Even at 0.5% target, maybe you will find it difficult to sustain every month.

With a very enthusiastic introduction like that with having funds, etc. I'm sure there will be investors. Lol.

I don't see why asking how much %ROI per month is fair? You can never assure that percentage, whether you are the best trader or not, maybe there will come a time that you cannot even meet 0.5% in that month. Maybe you will get negative. Just like those people who posted above me, it's better not to invest in something like what you said with a solid ROI. 

Sketchy when @Slow death showed pictures that were obtained from your site is precisely the same with his reference. Better watch out guys.

A group of noob scammers coming together in the name of "cryptocurrency". ::)

Any person with even a tiny bit of logic will understand that 1% per month the lowest given here is not sustainable. Heck, banks give out 1% per year and even end up with loads of Non Payable Assets with nothing to do for. Still some kids will go for such scams and put their money there, thinking that this time they may get lucky. Well only the scammer gets lucky.

People like you are the reason of the bad name given to crypto in terms of ponzi and HYIP scams. Sod off from this forum!

The way this question is worded reveals amateurishness and incompetence on OP's part in the business of capital management.

It's not like a fund manager decides to share profits, chiefly out of the goodness of his heart and soul, with his investors, and would like to get feedback on what percentage would be a virtuous enough offer :)

It's more a function of who can generate consistent benchmark defeating returns under diverse and unpredictable market conditions, the answer to which has always been, a very small percentage of asset managers, since the beginning of financial services.