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Author Topic: [2015-10-26] BSAVE to Launch Next Generation of Bitcoin Savings  (Read 414 times)
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October 26, 2015, 07:45:12 AM
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​London based BSAVE introduces a new platform that enables users to profit directly from their dormant bitcoins and offers a profitable saving solution that suits both short-term and long-term savers. BSAVE users begin to accrue competitive interest within the first minute of transferring Bitcoins to their BSAVE savings account. Daily interest is automatically credited to the users Coinbase wallet at the end of each 24H period. The full amount of Bitcoins is available if the user wishes to withdraw funds with no financial penalties. BSAVE offers a simple, secure and hassle free way of saving.

BSAVE managed to secure a successful round of funding, raising over $400 000 in seed capital. BSAVE offers daily variable interest rate payments calculated using sophisticated mathematical algorithms reflecting both the size of the balance and the time spent in the saving account. BSave platform displays a prime widget showing at a glance the live projection of users’ daily return. The projection change in sync with the performance of the margin loan market, keeping you up to date and allowing users to make decisions based on relevant information.


Read more: http://www.digitaljournal.com/pr/2713526#ixzz3peqTmqsd
http://insidebitcoins.com/news/bsave-raises-400000-in-seed-capital/35467


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October 26, 2015, 08:26:49 AM
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The service has not launched yet as far as I know.

This is something I would consider seeing as its tied in with CoinBase who, from the looks of things, has good security and who offers insurance on your bitcoin. Not sure I will dump everything I have there though but could be a nice add-on for some coins.

Wonder how they are going to generate the interest they plan on paying on the 'savings'. Guess the funds stored with them will be given out on loans and or investments. Will give it a go once it launches.
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The service has not launched yet as far as I know.

This is something I would consider seeing as its tied in with CoinBase who, from the looks of things, has good security and who offers insurance on your bitcoin. Not sure I will dump everything I have there though but could be a nice add-on for some coins.

Wonder how they are going to generate the interest they plan on paying on the 'savings'. Guess the funds stored with them will be given out on loans and or investments. Will give it a go once it launches.

That is my main question as well, as far as I know the only way to make interest on Bitcoins is to invest them or the equivilent value, then  to use the coins to provide loans denominated in Bitcoin as far as I am aware and act similar to a bank.
(Could see it being a lending source for something like fund managers who want to trade on Gemini)

That said it's still a while to go on this $400,000 will go a ways to launching it though and it's always good to see more venture capital put into Bitcoin.

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