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April 10, 2018, 11:27:44 PM
Last edit: April 11, 2018, 01:23:01 AM by aussiesloth
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So, I thought building a list of truly passive income coins might be a useful idea.

Firstly, let's set some parameters:

- I am not talking about Pos/PoW Mining
- I am not talking about Masternodes - There should be no minimum number of tokens required

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Currently operational

NEO - GAS rewards
KuCoin (KCS) - share of 50% of transaction fees
COSS - share of 50% of transaction fees
BridgeCoin (BCO) - share of 50% of transaction fees, if staked for 12 months
VeChain (VEN) - THOR rewards

Edit: Waves - leasing
 
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Soon to be operational

Restart Energy (RED MWAT) - accumulation of 'Energy'
SAFEX - Share of 5% marketplace fees
Nova Tokens (NVT) - trading card generation (should this be here?)

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Still in ICO

ASTOR - Annual Dividends
FarmaTrust (FTT) - ZOI rewards
CapDax - share of transaction fees
Gambling Investment Fund (GIFcoins) - share of profits

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What else is out there that is, or will be, truly passive in it's income generation, that has no minimum token requirements?
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April 10, 2018, 11:57:34 PM
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komodo - hold coin in wallet like neo
waves - leasing
payfair -  not fully operational

Thanks for the input.

I intentionally didn't include komodo because of the way you have to go about getting your annual 5% - it isn't really truly passive if you have to manipulate your holdings.

I completely overlooked Waves - many thanks.  So obvious!

As for payfair, they're a masternode setup with a minimum hold, aren't they?
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April 11, 2018, 12:12:12 AM
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Dropil gives you passive income. You buy the tokens and their platform uses bots to trade...it’s only been around for a month but is making 3% every 2 weeks. It’s not a lending platform...you can sell anytime. The bot trades top 10 crypto’s. At least check out their telegram
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April 11, 2018, 12:20:58 AM
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I don't think it's worth it to invest in these coins just for the "passive income" aspect, I mean sure the concept is attractive, but in the case of NEO for example it would take you an investment of 5,000$ to earn a 150$ reward, and that is assuming the prices don't change and without mentioning risk from being a bag holder for a year.

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April 11, 2018, 12:21:29 AM
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Dropil gives you passive income. You buy the tokens and their platform uses bots to trade...it’s only been around for a month but is making 3% every 2 weeks. It’s not a lending platform...you can sell anytime. The bot trades top 10 crypto’s. At least check out their telegram

I'd like to see at least 12 months of return data for an investment/trading arrangement.

I'm not saying it shouldn't be included, but just that it will be subject to market fluctuations, which may be good or bad.
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April 11, 2018, 12:21:46 AM
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Thanks for the information, Have you tried masternodes? Pick one good coins that has low volume cap this is a passive income. Don't mind the usd price. What's important you will get some coins. here's the list: https://masternodes.pro
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April 11, 2018, 12:23:48 AM
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Wait for Capser (Etherium POS) - 1500 ETHs need for 1 node with passive profits

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April 11, 2018, 12:24:13 AM
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I don't think it's worth it to invest in these coins just for the "passive income" aspect, I mean sure the concept is attractive, but in the case of NEO for example it would take you an investment of 5,000$ to earn a 150$ reward, and that is assuming the prices don't change and without mentioning risk from being a bag holder for a year.

I'm guessing that those who got into NEO early will be happy with that rate of return, but yes, at current prices it's only about 3% return, if you're buying NEO right now.

But it complies with the parameters, so I included it.
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April 11, 2018, 12:26:24 AM
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don't forget all the staking coins.  there are tons and masternode coins.

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April 11, 2018, 12:30:45 AM
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Passive income coins/tokens are nice, but usually good when you get in the early stages when the market cap is still low. If you manage to get 0.05% of a coin when the market cap is under 10 million and even 1 million USD, Not only do you get hundreds of times more coins than a coin with a multi-billion dollar market cap, but that coin/token has magnitudes to grow as long as it is a legit, actively developed project.
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April 11, 2018, 12:31:49 AM
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I preferred neo from among the listed cryptos above. It's been long known that this one has great potential this year. There are some altcoins which can be included in the list. For passive income we really need to wait a certain amount of time in order to earn good money.

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April 11, 2018, 04:10:01 AM
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I truly believe in neo coin if we goes towards the neo!  soon we will get good growth at 4 to 5 percentage  it has a good postnatal  and are more coins from those we can expect a passive income but yes we have to keep on market conditions and analysis
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April 11, 2018, 04:12:23 AM
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So, I thought building a list of truly passive income coins might be a useful idea.

Firstly, let's set some parameters:

- I am not talking about Pos/PoW Mining
- I am not talking about Masternodes - There should be no minimum number of tokens required

-----------------

Currently operational

NEO - GAS rewards
KuCoin (KCS) - share of 50% of transaction fees
COSS - share of 50% of transaction fees
BridgeCoin (BCO) - share of 50% of transaction fees, if staked for 12 months
VeChain (VEN) - THOR rewards

Edit: Waves - leasing
 
-----------------

Soon to be operational

Restart Energy (RED MWAT) - accumulation of 'Energy'
SAFEX - Share of 5% marketplace fees
Nova Tokens (NVT) - trading card generation (should this be here?)

-----------------

Still in ICO

ASTOR - Annual Dividends
FarmaTrust (FTT) - ZOI rewards
CapDax - share of transaction fees
Gambling Investment Fund (GIFcoins) - share of profits

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What else is out there that is, or will be, truly passive in it's income generation, that has no minimum token requirements?
Thanks for the infonoya pack.
but is it proven stable?
and I think if Bitcoin goes down, still all the coins will be down too.
Sorry if I am wrong, please be justified.
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April 11, 2018, 04:21:54 AM
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Yeah, that's right you can get the coins like that. But sometimes you have to join in pools because some of the coins require a special amount of their assets to get some profit.
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April 11, 2018, 04:32:28 AM
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i don't see the point of staking these coins just from the perspective of gaining passive income as it's so low unless you are a whale and has a huge back of them. if you looking for truely passive income ,then consider masternodes as it offers way more ROI .

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