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January 09, 2019, 05:53:44 PM
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I think that passive income from cryptocurrency is real in 2019.
Many players in the cryptocurrency market held coins in 2018 as they were going down and had expected better times.
I see that the best times are not far off, and very soon the coins will grow to the money that players want to earn and selling their investment coins off very well.

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January 09, 2019, 05:54:27 PM
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Passive income when it comes to earning from cryptocurrency, can only work for those who do not have the time to engage themselves in other aspects of earning from cryptocurrency, but i can say categorically well that, those who can trade will not want to consider going for passive income, because trading is more profitable and the profit is what most people are looking out for?
Not everyone can trade, which means they may want to consider the passive income.
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January 09, 2019, 09:41:49 PM
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Passive income by masternodes is and interesting concept.The main benefit of the masternode  option is that those who operate them
are able to earn cryptocurrencies on an ongoing basis without being involved in mining the coins. Setting up  masternode can be
expensive, but  also much easier than setting up mining rigs.

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January 13, 2019, 08:14:11 PM
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Well, the main problem with masternode income would be: people lack skill and don't have proper equipment. One need to buy VPS (investment), configure it and take care of anything happens. This makes masternode income ACTIVE and REACTIVE. Far from passive income.

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January 14, 2019, 10:51:35 AM
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This subject has been already discussed, with no conclusion obviously. Now, after a hard year there need to be more incentives for investors from coin dealers and project managers just to sell tokens. There are ETOs, but the concept seems to work for bigger entities. Dividend is more down to earth approach. Do you believe that it would be more and more normal for coins/tokens to offer additional stream of income just to get investors on board? No only as a part of the ecosystem, like Neo. Thoughts?

this is not working, many investors are not interested in investing like this. see the number of projects offering dividends that do not match predictions because the price of their tokens falls or even the team does not pay the promised dividends on the grounds that they do not benefit.

in the next year it takes more than just dividend distribution, maybe a real adoption is preferred by investors.
if we expect a lot of support from investors, it is clear that the ripple is the foremost. so don't hesitate anymore, the best for passive income is ripple.

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January 14, 2019, 10:55:43 AM
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proof of stake coin, masternode coin and securities on the blockchain seems to be the way to go if you want a sustainable passive income but right now this investments are high risk Smiley
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January 14, 2019, 11:55:32 AM
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Look at Tombola project. These guys have already developed a working gambling platform and the token holders who have over 100k Tombola tokens are getting dividends every month. I think it was like 0,5 ETH per holder in September, October.
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January 14, 2019, 11:57:24 AM
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I don't think you can get passive income from crypto because it's volatile meaning your investment will go loss if the price go down (unless you have a business), i think it's much better to invest on banks, sometimes banks will offer good interest like 6.95% in 6 months but you can't touch it, but i think you should build up emergency fund first before investing.
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January 14, 2019, 02:06:18 PM
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As far as I know ethershift, localcoinswap offer dividends payment, also you can bake your coins in Tezox infrastructure or set up some masternodes. There are some trusted ones.
Also recently I've seen casino paying dividends

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January 14, 2019, 02:28:19 PM
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We have here too volatile with extreme price movements market. Not very good for passive income. Now I don't see any great ways for passive income. But for the long term holders some of them can work:
1. masternodes(for example dash)
2. Holding some coins like NEO, ONT, VET on binance for example for stacking gas.
3. U can borrow you crypto on margin section on exchanges(like bitfines)
But they all have small ROI.

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January 14, 2019, 02:40:15 PM
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The Passive income that I can get in 2019, well I don't think so this early year. The passive income will occur when we get it after holding. Yeah, so far, the market still doesn't show the better progress. So, it will probably about the end year of 2019 to get my passive income.
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January 14, 2019, 02:53:25 PM
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Hoping on passive income from cryptocurrency at this moments seems to be just like having a dream. With this low price state, even having a dividend will not giving us many, except we have enormous amount of coins that could generate a dividend.
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January 14, 2019, 03:02:18 PM
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Yes. Passive income is attractive since we all want a constant flow of money to our wallets which by the way I prefer to join the projects who does offer such.  Its just that team sometimes doesn't do what they promised. There was a project called ETHbits who did offer quarterly dividends, they give for about two quarters but next after that there was nothing. With TAAS, they still give as far as I know but it just didn't work well for them. Last time I got was less than $100 worth of eth. D

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January 15, 2019, 06:10:26 AM
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Hoping on passive income from cryptocurrency at this moments seems to be just like having a dream. With this low price state, even having a dividend will not giving us many, except we have enormous amount of coins that could generate a dividend.
People who have a lot of money for small ROI would buy coca-cola or Apple shares) The only way to become rich here I see is to buy low cap coins at a proper time and wait for the pump).

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January 25, 2019, 10:49:41 PM
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What about forks in terms of passive income. Can the newly created, forked cryptocurrency be considered passive income? Irregular, unexpected and sometimes taking a bit of original currency value. But on the other hand, there is not much to do, it just adds up to the portfolio without much effort. What do you think?

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January 25, 2019, 10:51:41 PM
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What about forks in terms of passive income. Can the newly created, forked cryptocurrency be considered passive income?
No. once you sell them it's a one time profit.

Let's be done with these forks, there's no point of creating more of them.
Irregular, unexpected and sometimes taking a bit of original currency value. But on the other hand, there is not much to do, it just adds up to the portfolio without much effort. What do you think?
Right, there's nothing add anymore with them they were all political and most are scams.
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January 25, 2019, 10:55:27 PM
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This subject has been already discussed, with no conclusion obviously. Now, after a hard year there need to be more incentives for investors from coin dealers and project managers just to sell tokens. There are ETOs, but the concept seems to work for bigger entities. Dividend is more down to earth approach. Do you believe that it would be more and more normal for coins/tokens to offer additional stream of income just to get investors on board? No only as a part of the ecosystem, like Neo. Thoughts?

this is not working, many investors are not interested in investing like this. see the number of projects offering dividends that do not match predictions because the price of their tokens falls or even the team does not pay the promised dividends on the grounds that they do not benefit.

in the next year it takes more than just dividend distribution, maybe a real adoption is preferred by investors.
if we expect a lot of support from investors, it is clear that the ripple is the foremost. so don't hesitate anymore, the best for passive income is ripple.
I never heard if you can get passive income from ripple and is this another joke? did you know about how system that created by ripple? So many people never talking about that and it seems to be a rumour your opinion only dude. ripple never try to give any dividends.

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January 25, 2019, 10:57:23 PM
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proof of stake coin, masternode coin and securities on the blockchain seems to be the way to go if you want a sustainable passive income but right now this investments are high risk Smiley
Now all that is associated with cryptocurrency is very risky , I also think that it is not necessary to invest in cryptocurrency, it is better to invest in projects when bitcoin will be bullish, and then you can buy masternode

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January 25, 2019, 11:08:38 PM
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Passive income will only occur when you don't do anything and the income is always entering your wallet. Well, crypto may be your passive income if you will receive profits at all, but if you are still struggling with the market prices and do a day trading, I think it cannot be said as a passive income.

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January 25, 2019, 11:12:48 PM
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This subject has been already discussed, with no conclusion obviously. Now, after a hard year there need to be more incentives for investors from coin dealers and project managers just to sell tokens. There are ETOs, but the concept seems to work for bigger entities. Dividend is more down to earth approach. Do you believe that it would be more and more normal for coins/tokens to offer additional stream of income just to get investors on board? No only as a part of the ecosystem, like Neo. Thoughts?
I think that many people care about this and really looking for coins with passive income, thats why many PoS coins or coins that offers setuping masternodes are growing on value.
But there is more and more dividend tokens or coins which provide something like a real passive income for example KuCoin Shares (KCS) or Spectre.ai Dividend Token (SXDT)
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