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June 26, 2017, 09:29:47 AM |
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i think there's no such thing but maybe there are going to have some in the near future because bitcoin demand is getting higher and higher everyday and the population of the bitcoin user is increasing too the only thing that we can do now is to keep on earning and saving are bitcoin in our web wallets in that way we could have points savings because of the profits that theyre going to make if we are going to hold it and wait for the right time.
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June 26, 2017, 09:41:36 AM |
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i think there's no such thing but maybe there are going to have some in the near future because bitcoin demand is getting higher and higher everyday and the population of the bitcoin user is increasing too the only thing that we can do now is to keep on earning and saving are bitcoin in our web wallets in that way we could have points savings because of the profits that theyre going to make if we are going to hold it and wait for the right time.
But the sad truth is we cannot trust easily on who will be the maker of bitcoin savings institution since there's so many scam and might we will gonna fall for that thing aswell a I think im already settled with my wallet since it can make me feel at ease upon using instantly and if people would choose to store their coins I think the best thing they can do is to buy their very own hardware wallet so that they can handle the funds for theirselves.
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June 26, 2017, 09:47:12 AM |
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Is there any upcoming project that would act like a bitcoin savings account?
I don't think there is but there is yet a way you can earn interest, however I would like to clarify that I have not used it, nor do I know anyone who has, but the site is trusted so I am suggesting. The site is called freebitco.in, you need to register there and deposit your Bitcoins there, and they pay a interest to you. You will find all the details on the site, however don't go for the bonus, or lottery tickets. Just use it as a wallet and get interest 4.08% yearly interest.
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June 26, 2017, 09:50:35 AM |
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Is there any upcoming project that would act like a bitcoin savings account?
Are you looking for a lucrative project? I think you are looking for something that is not good for bitcoin, the path you are aiming for is HYIP, where everyone gives away their money in the hope of getting a profit, but vice versa, they are scam. Instead of looking for it, you should use your money to invest, the investment will be profitable for you. What is your point you spammer? use your money to invest, investment would be profitable for you? which and where? just tell me should he stop Looking for it or keeps looking to find a good investment? fucked up spammer. Yes, there is this feature on FreeBitco.in. The site is working since 2013, very good site (faucet, Dice game, rewards and now investment).
They pay 0.01% interest daily, 4.08% annualy interest. Balances over 30.000 satoshis are credited every day in random hours.
Isn't %4.08 annually very much stupid and low? fuck mate if I were to give my money to a bank locally I'd received %18 annually, this is just lame. There is no guarantee whatsoever to secure our coins correct? Of course banks in third countries to pay such high interest rates, but you forget about inflation. All your interest is eaten up by inflation. Bitcoin shows continued deflation and it attracts people. For the year deflation of bitcoin can be 100% or more, and of 4.08% is just a nice bonus. But to entrust their deposits to sites is even more risky than to trust the banks.
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June 26, 2017, 09:52:55 AM |
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Is there any upcoming project that would act like a bitcoin savings account?
Just keep on saving your bitcoin in your wallet and then you could make enough profits every time that bitcoin price would PUMP, and not just profits, but bigger profits more than you could ever imagine. Investing your money into bitcoin if you don't know how to earn bitcoin is a great idea too, because they have the same benefits on you. That's the only best and safest way to make more out of your bitcoins. The sites paying you interest on your bitcoins even if they are not scam and trusted ones pay you such a small amount of interest that it wouldn't earn you much and you will keep your money blocked unnecessarily. So just keep them with you in your bitcoin wallet or if you're good at trading you can invest some amount of your bitcoin in trading too and make good money.
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June 26, 2017, 10:21:54 AM |
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The interest on exchanges can be quite good.
For example: on Poloniex you can lend your bitcoins to the margin traders (they need enough altcoins for colleteral; in case of high losses Poloniex does a forced liquidation, so the risks for lenders are quite acceptable, in my opinion).
The rates are even more volatile as bitcoin price, at this time around 0.1% per day (!). Yes, that's 36.5% per year. And the average rate in the last months was above 0.15% per day.
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June 26, 2017, 10:29:49 AM |
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Recently saw an advertisement in which a bank is operating same as our regular banking but the money used is bitcoin. They've been providing saving account and interest for what we've placed into the account. In reality I don't think this is necessary, because we already have our own wallet and importantly these banks after being successful will start imposing unwanted charges. So what they pay as interest will be taken back.
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June 26, 2017, 10:31:21 AM |
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Is there any upcoming project that would act like a bitcoin savings account?
Just keep on saving your bitcoin in your wallet and then you could make enough profits every time that bitcoin price would PUMP, and not just profits, but bigger profits more than you could ever imagine. Investing your money into bitcoin if you don't know how to earn bitcoin is a great idea too, because they have the same benefits on you. that can't help having more Bitcoin but just more value out of coin you are holding which is not what the thread starter is asking from my understanding the OP want to earn interest on his savings unfortunately besides lending money there is nothing you can do to earn passive interests on your Bitcoin unless you check some good pos coin with high return per year like 100%
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June 26, 2017, 10:32:14 AM |
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Except feebitco.in I don't know any other place where you can get interest just from keeping money on that place, and to be honest how much trust we can have in any service that offer's something like this? Its better to buy a trading bit if you have enough money and just let it work and you will have profit every week, month, depends what is your goal, in any case trading bot or maybe even investing in casino bankroll sounds good, that is much safer in my opinion then giving bitcoins to someone in keeping.
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June 26, 2017, 10:35:36 AM |
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No, I think there are not any sites that save bitcoin for you, they are not reputable, you can easily be scam. They are collectively referred to as HYIP. Here, people send their money to a secret person and expect great profits every day, however, most such sites last only a few days, then they deceive everyone. However, with huge profits, many continue to pursue it and become poor.
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June 26, 2017, 10:46:22 AM |
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You mean a way to get interest on your Bitcoin?
That's not going to happen, I am afraid. Bitcoin is a currency, which is protected from inflation (due to the principle of controlled supply). We get interest on the other currencies, because they are not protected against inflation and their purchasing power goes down with time. But the purchasing power of Bitcoin is constant. So I don't think that anyone will offer interest for Bitcoin deposits You are not quite correct Exchanges that offer margin trading allow users to borrow and, consequently, lend out bitcoins (as well as other coins and fiat). This is safe as long as the exchange itself doesn't scam or get hacked terribly. I don't know about Bitcoin interests specifically, but on fiat deposits you can accrue pretty decent interest (a lot higher than in banks). Aside from that, I can't possibly say that Bitcoin itself is protected from inflation in any degree. Its price has been rising for the last two years but it is nowhere near guaranteed and thus cannot be considered as protection. It could just as easily start falling tomorrow
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June 26, 2017, 10:53:45 AM |
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Is there any upcoming project that would act like a bitcoin savings account?
Isn't saving the bitcoins in the wallet make it seems like a saving account, it sure does for me because i have interests that no banks will ever give me even if it was investment.
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June 26, 2017, 11:49:19 AM |
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Is there any upcoming project that would act like a bitcoin savings account?
Just keep on saving your bitcoin in your wallet and then you could make enough profits every time that bitcoin price would PUMP, and not just profits, but bigger profits more than you could ever imagine. Investing your money into bitcoin if you don't know how to earn bitcoin is a great idea too, because they have the same benefits on you. That is just a shitpost mate, enough already who the hell wants to hold Bitcoins idling in wallets and rot? people need something safe, secured And with a worthy interest rate, IMO Bitcoin should give this to us as well now that it has delivered us from banking regimes. I take it if you invest In yoshit you could get %6 monthly and %72 annually, why the fuck would I waste my time and invest in freebitco.in while I can get a lot more Else where? though if they are really paying 0.2 interest daily on BTC deposits.
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June 26, 2017, 12:07:58 PM |
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Are you interested in a savings account because you want a purely riskless way of earning more BTC, or would you be open to a relatively low (but not zero) lending agreement with potentially higher interest?
I ask since I'm a developer working in the space from a finance background, and have been evaluating some projects in the latter (lending) space.
Putting your money in a saving account should inherently be more of the latter but, at least in the US, the FDIC will back you up with the full faith of the US gov't to the tune of $250k USD, making it the former. Not sure how the equivalent in BTC would look like (nor would we want one, possibly?).
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June 26, 2017, 12:11:15 PM |
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Step 1. Join this lovely currency to save yourself from banks.
Step 2. Create a bank.
Yeah, really sounds like a great idea doesn't it?
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June 26, 2017, 12:14:42 PM |
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You could just make a paperwallet and store some bitcoin on there on a monthly basis. You won't get interest on your bitcoin but the price will most likely keep going up if you hold onto them. I think right now that would be your best option. Same goes for a hardwallet ofcourse.
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June 26, 2017, 12:15:18 PM |
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I don't think there is anything such as a bitcoin savings account. What you are asking is for a bitcoin bank which does not exist as of now. And it doesn't make much of a sense to have a bitcoin bank as that would lead to centralization and bitcoin aims to decentralize money.
Taking abut banks, there is a project known as Polybius which aims to be a crypto funded bank. The ICO is still going on. And is about to hit their target. Check ico.polybius.io
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June 26, 2017, 12:28:01 PM |
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Is there any upcoming project that would act like a bitcoin savings account?
There is already a project for that if you are comfortable to the interest they are paying and that is freebitco.in. Its a site that have been on the space for quite an amount of time through their faucet platform and other ways such as gambling and lottery platforms. So, you are good to trust them with your money and get your interest even though might be small.
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June 26, 2017, 04:54:23 PM |
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Yes, there is this feature on FreeBitco.in. The site is working since 2013, very good site (faucet, Dice game, rewards and now investment).
They pay 0.01% interest daily, 4.08% annualy interest. Balances over 30.000 satoshis are credited every day in random hours.
Isn't %4.08 annually very much stupid and low? fuck mate if I were to give my money to a bank locally I'd received %18 annually, this is just lame. There is no guarantee whatsoever to secure our coins correct? 18% annually at banks you will earn interest in fiat, not BTC, what means your money is losing price within time, exactly the oppost by starting a BTC investment. For who just keep their money on the wallet, 4.08% annually is better than nothing... The only guarantee is the reputation of the site and its owners, like any other online decentralized investment.
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June 26, 2017, 05:44:42 PM |
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Is there any upcoming project that would act like a bitcoin savings account?
There is already a project for that if you are comfortable to the interest they are paying and that is freebitco.in. Its a site that have been on the space for quite an amount of time through their faucet platform and other ways such as gambling and lottery platforms. So, you are good to trust them with your money and get your interest even though might be small. What happens when freebitco.in gets hacked and all the bitcoin is stolen? I don't think there is anything such as a bitcoin savings account. What you are asking is for a bitcoin bank which does not exist as of now. And it doesn't make much of a sense to have a bitcoin bank as that would lead to centralization and bitcoin aims to decentralize money.
This is rubbish. Interest exists because people need capital to start enterprises, so they borrow money, and have to pay back interest on it, a portion of which goes to the lender (you). So it does make sense, even in a decentralized currency. Isn't %4.08 annually very much stupid and low? fuck mate if I were to give my money to a bank locally I'd received %18 annually, this is just lame.
There is no guarantee whatsoever to secure our coins correct?
18% in your currency is not going to amount to much because of inflation. Return on a currency = interest PLUS inflation.
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