Leasing coins on for example waves

[BlackTurtle]

Hello,
Has anyone ever leased coins on some form of platform and had a nice return?
Does it make sense to buy waves or any other token to for the profit from leasing them out?

From how many tokens do you see a bit of profit? Do you need 10, 100,1000 tokens?
I don't find a lot of information about this and I hoped somebody can help me out.

[sylance]

If you're already holding Waves then it's a no brainer to lease them out.  It's ZERO risk as the coin never leaves your wallet, and you can cancel the lease at any time if you need them.  The return is minimal, so I wouldn't purchase Waves purely to lease them.  I lease my Waves because I'm a long term holder, so while I wait for the price to climb I lease them to earn a small risk-free return.

There are many sites to lease to, and this may not be the best but I'm leasing the BearWaves: http://www.bearwaves.nl/

[BlackTurtle]

 I lease my Waves because I'm a long term holder, so while I wait for the price to climb I lease them to earn a small risk-free return.

There are many sites to lease to, and this may not be the best but I'm leasing the BearWaves: http://www.bearwaves.nl/

Well I am thinking between investing in ico's or investing in waves, since waves seems cool, I recently discovered it, and I believe it can grow lot's.
But as a poor student I wouldn't be able to buy thousands of waves tho.

How many return do you see? for each 100?
I saw somewhere that you get also other random tokens?

[BeggarInCryptos]

 I lease my Waves because I'm a long term holder, so while I wait for the price to climb I lease them to earn a small risk-free return.

There are many sites to lease to, and this may not be the best but I'm leasing the BearWaves: http://www.bearwaves.nl/

Well I am thinking between investing in ico's or investing in waves, since waves seems cool, I recently discovered it, and I believe it can grow lot's.
But as a poor student I wouldn't be able to buy thousands of waves tho.

How many return do you see? for each 100?
I saw somewhere that you get also other random tokens?

I guess investing in waves is at the moment safer than ICOs. The time of ICO flipping with 2X-10X overnights seems quite over, so you must be quite lucky to get a project which will really rock. Waves is a very promising projects and in 2 days from now the new DEX will be released, if I'm right. But do your own research, of course.

[Rastadon]

Hello,
Has anyone ever leased coins on some form of platform and had a nice return?
Does it make sense to buy waves or any other token to for the profit from leasing them out?

From how many tokens do you see a bit of profit? Do you need 10, 100,1000 tokens?
I don't find a lot of information about this and I hoped somebody can help me out.

I can't got your main purpose about leasing word in your sentence but i just think that did you are wanna try to lend your coin to others? and you must never do that because that will have involved very high risk and never return your investment.

[BlackTurtle]

I am thinking about even running a full node for waves.
Altho I wouldn't be able to put in 10k of waves myself.
I am just a small player, but I have an empty server running around.


I am basically researching everything.
But in my previous post I was referring to leasing your coins to someone else, using the build-in function.

[Kyraishi]

Why would anyone lease coins for you?

Unless you're talking about margin trading which you'll have to put up at least some sort of collateral, you can't just take out no collateral loans from people and hope whatever coin they loan you goes up.

If you are interested in waves, then the best option is to keep accumulating with your own money.

[BlackTurtle]

Why would anyone lease coins for you?

Because it's a build in function that every party profit's from.
The one with the node gets the require 10k or more.
The one with the coins get some return for doing nothing and risking nothing.
Waves it self becomes safer.

[deepcryptomine]

Well I hold little less than 100 waves and based on my experience on leasing you do not get much return at all. So I believe you need to hold much more tokens to earn anything.

[Koloulinger]

Hello,
Has anyone ever leased coins on some form of platform and had a nice return?
Does it make sense to buy waves or any other token to for the profit from leasing them out?

From how many tokens do you see a bit of profit? Do you need 10, 100,1000 tokens?
I don't find a lot of information about this and I hoped somebody can help me out.

if you want find coin with deviden system you can try iconomi or taas coin, another you can try coin with pos, only online in dekstop wallet you can get return
another you can use lending system in poloniex or bitfinex

[iopinion]

I have leased my Waves coin and the return was not good at all. After leasing about 1100 coins for like 3 months, i kept getting many tokens. But when i tried to sell all of them for waves, it was worth less than 10 waves. So dont buy Waves thinking that you could lease them and make a lot.

[naocb]

people should not lease waves to receive return, but it's ok to do it in order to receive dozens of weird tokens which do not have any value....

[hase0278]

Hello,
Has anyone ever leased coins on some form of platform and had a nice return?
Does it make sense to buy waves or any other token to for the profit from leasing them out?

From how many tokens do you see a bit of profit? Do you need 10, 100,1000 tokens?
I don't find a lot of information about this and I hoped somebody can help me out.

If I were you I won't lease my waves because you will only be getting random tokens that can be sold for only 1% of your leased waves or less. It will be better if you will just hold it, then buy and sell when there is a pump and a dump. That way you can profit more in waves. Also, you can invest the money you ought to use buying waves to diversify onto several altcoins that have lots of potential.

[BlackTurtle]

If I were you I won't lease my waves because you will only be getting random tokens that can be sold for only 1% of your leased waves or less.

This depends on the full node, the full node can chooce what he accepts and what he doesn't accept as reward tokens.

[followmenot]

Leasing Waves is zero risk thing. It returns some tokens for sure but those tokens are at least for now unworthy. Lot of people lease for tokens for potential future gains on Waves.

[BlackTurtle]

How hard would it be to find enough people to get those 10k waves together?
If you would just do it on the casual way, no token generating what you pay people with, no fancy promisses, no fancy spots or impossible rewards.

[omerchip]

when you hold your waves in your waves wallet waves comminity make some airdrops to you and you earn wavescommunity token but its not too much.it cnat make you happy

[inthelongrun]

If you're already holding Waves then it's a no brainer to lease them out.  It's ZERO risk as the coin never leaves your wallet, and you can cancel the lease at any time if you need them.  The return is minimal, so I wouldn't purchase Waves purely to lease them.  I lease my Waves because I'm a long term holder, so while I wait for the price to climb I lease them to earn a small risk-free return.

There are many sites to lease to, and this may not be the best but I'm leasing the BearWaves: http://www.bearwaves.nl/

Is leasing totally risk-free? I have encountered lending several times before but I have not tried or even understand the complete terms and conditions about leasing. Might check it out one of these days. Or do they have any similarities at all? I am also hodling waves but not all of them are in my waveswallet.io. 

[BlackTurtle]

Is leasing totally risk-free? I have encountered lending several times before but I have not tried or even understand the complete terms and conditions about leasing. Might check it out one of these days. Or do they have any similarities at all? I am also hodling waves but not all of them are in my waveswallet.io. 

It's totally risk free. they can't take your money, and you can stop the leasing whenever you want.
I just created a node. After a lot of research I became so excited that I wanted to create a node and help waves become even more decentralized. (Altho I need to find people who want to lease 10k waves to me).
The only thing I noticed while doing my research is that there are quiet a bit really big pools issueing there own coin so they don't need to pay people with the mined coins.
When picking a address to lease to, it's important to look carefully around and pick one with the best offers.

[puremage111]

Hello,
Has anyone ever leased coins on some form of platform and had a nice return?
Does it make sense to buy waves or any other token to for the profit from leasing them out?

From how many tokens do you see a bit of profit? Do you need 10, 100,1000 tokens?
I don't find a lot of information about this and I hoped somebody can help me out.

As currently, the only coins that are able to "LEASED" is waves

For process that are similar to "Leased" are mainly DPOS like ARK/Bitshares(IIRC)

NXT has something like that but profit is not really great.

Tbh, even with 10,000 Waves token, you wouldn't really earn much because of the amount transact and the amount leased to a pool.

But looking at long term, if 10,000 Waves generate you 2 waves/week, if you believe waves could hit like how high like ETH price lets say $300 per waves.

Looking at long term, you are generating $600/week.

Always plan for the long term ETH has infinite supply with the POW > POS soon, Waves has 100M supply fix and circulate