BEST DIVIDEND CRYPTO's to invest in...

[sisterchristian]

It is a great idea to start a thread letting people know what coins can bring them dividends. But I believe people that want to know about this, have already studied all opportunities and know that everything that gives you more than 5-7 percent monthly is a scam.

Yes, dividends in cryptocurrency are a relatively new direction for obtaining passive income, which are very promising in the sense that they stimulate the retention of cryptocurrencies, and not the search for the possibility of their successful sale.
Until recently, many considered the Miracle Tele project a success, as it paid large dividends to holders of Tele tokens for a long time. However, recently, something incomprehensible has been going on in this project. Let's hope that the difficulties are temporary and are associated with inept project management. However, many consider it simply a fraud.

I have found that the best method is to get in , make your money back via the dividends then dump your coins for a profit. It seems most projects die out.
That's why I started this thread so that we as a community can find the good dividends and not live under the stress of the project drying up.

[Sri rahayu]

Talk about dividends, please look at my signature, and please learn more, until now they are working hard to make the community happy, and there will be the latest news about it, they will continue to develop it.

[etherclassic]

EOSBet.https://eosbet.io/
This is a casino and it pays dividends from the fact that the players lost. This is a good idea and it doesn’t look like a pyramid. The more casino profits get, the more dividends there are. Moreover, this token is already traded on the exchange.

I agree with you that bet token will gives us the dividen just holding them on their website, we can gets eos, litecoin, bitcoin cash. They have real of businesses related with cryptocurrencies (gambling games based on decentralize application dapps on EOS blockchain) we can buy bet token on binance https://www.binance.org/en/trade/BET-844_BNB but i don't know is it best dividen cryptocurrencies or not. Should the op research more about it.

[itwasmoskow1]

Hello!
I have no secrets) I invest in semux coin and in neo. as for me these are two promising coins

[rose9696]

Actually, I thought about having dividends for the right holders. But thinking back, the market is always volatile and the value can be divided by 10 over time for coins that do not have a good background, the dividend distribution is really a big risk.
For me, I don't like projects with stakings, I'm afraid of losing money over time.

[Crypt0BHunter]

The most profitable for mee is Minter it gives you about 20% in a month, based on tendermint protocol of cosmos(atom) blockchain. The network is already working about 3-4 month a lot of project and validators are there. Other more conservative coins are Atom ~10% annually, xtz 5-9% annually, iotx ~ 10-25% annually.

[shinratensei_]

There was no best dividend in the crypto and as far as i know there are only a few platforms like idex who was distributed the real dividend that acquired from the trading fees that already distributed to the holders of aura token and so far it's too rare to find a platform which distributed its profit to the token holders.
The majority of platforms are only issuing so many tokens and then spread it to the token holders and then the token holders will be dumping it and then make it becomes the useless token.'
Idex distributing native currency like ether as the dividend. 

[jagaban]

Gone through the thread and I've seen most of the projects offering dividends. But don't they look so small to be earned after one year? 7% profit annually is a no-no for me unless well, maybe as a billionaire. Besides, what happens if the coin price dips after the year?  That meagre percentage profit won't count for shit

[poornamelessme]

Gone through the thread and I've seen most of the projects offering dividends. But don't they look so small to be earned after one year? 7% profit annually is a no-no for me unless well, maybe as a billionaire. Besides, what happens if the coin price dips after the year?  That meagre percentage profit won't count for shit

That's my issue with this dividend or staking idea. For a stable investment, usually 7% annually is fantastic.

Dividend stocks may pay out like 1-2% (not counting the value of stock appreciating, just the dividend part), bonds maybe 2-5% (and 5%+ are junk bonds),  and bank CDs are like 2-3%. So  5-7% is great.

But then the crypto crashes 90% and you are left with 7% extra of an asset that lost almost all of its value. Look at something like Dash -- if its price remains stable, it's a solid (if albeit pricey) investment. But it went from like $1200+ down to $80 a coin. So that extra 7% doesn't mean so much now.

I guess the OP is thinking of lucky coins and good timing, ones that pay out some crazy amount where you can recoup the entire investment just from dividends. It's possible, but odds are that won't work, and it's mostly luck and the marketplace that determines it, not any specific projects.

[cabron]

Gone through the thread and I've seen most of the projects offering dividends. But don't they look so small to be earned after one year? 7% profit annually is a no-no for me unless well, maybe as a billionaire. Besides, what happens if the coin price dips after the year?  That meagre percentage profit won't count for shit

That's my issue with this dividend or staking idea. For a stable investment, usually 7% annually is fantastic.

Dividend stocks may pay out like 1-2% (not counting the value of stock appreciating, just the dividend part), bonds maybe 2-5% (and 5%+ are junk bonds),  and bank CDs are like 2-3%. So  5-7% is great.

But then the crypto crashes 90% and you are left with 7% extra of an asset that lost almost all of its value. Look at something like Dash -- if its price remains stable, it's a solid (if albeit pricey) investment. But it went from like $1200+ down to $80 a coin. So that extra 7% doesn't mean so much now.

I guess the OP is thinking of lucky coins and good timing, ones that pay out some crazy amount where you can recoup the entire investment just from dividends. It's possible, but odds are that won't work, and it's mostly luck and the marketplace that determines it, not any specific projects.

From $1200 down to $80 looks like its going to flip the whole project without the people who hold tight their investment. I bet those who dumps at its ATH had bought a ton of DASH again for staking. This is one proof that the whales are going to stay whales if they just knew the right time when to do it.

Talking about the dividend, VX coin is a good choice for now.
You can find them here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5169530,
their website: https://x.vite.net/

and the dividend rate:

Dividends are slowly distributed at a daily rate of 1% so that VX holders will not only benefit
from a steady stream of transaction fees, but also, an ever-increasing shared pool.

I'm gonna like this project,, they do have an exchange of their own which is really cool and these are owned by pro team.

[dkbit98]

Best one for me is HEX coin.
You can claim it for free if you hold BTC, or exchange it for ETH.
Than you lock it, stake and earn.

1st High Interest Blockchain Cerificate of Deposit
created by Richard Heart team.

Released in October.

[dengpei]

Hi,

I wanted to start a thread on dividend producing crypto's. Please list yours and don't worry about being labeled "shilling" because we want to do our own research.
The more the better and collectively we can determine the good ones from the bad ones. Even shit coins can make all of us money.

Thank you.

Its rather surprising that no one is talking about the only coin that has 10 years solid history of positive returns BTC is the safest bet in this market, yes it goes down sometimes but you are best assured that after every dip it moons. Show me a coin that has gone from 3k to 13k in a space of 6 months and I will show you BTC!

[sisterchristian]

Gone through the thread and I've seen most of the projects offering dividends. But don't they look so small to be earned after one year? 7% profit annually is a no-no for me unless well, maybe as a billionaire. Besides, what happens if the coin price dips after the year?  That meagre percentage profit won't count for shit

That's my issue with this dividend or staking idea. For a stable investment, usually 7% annually is fantastic.

Dividend stocks may pay out like 1-2% (not counting the value of stock appreciating, just the dividend part), bonds maybe 2-5% (and 5%+ are junk bonds),  and bank CDs are like 2-3%. So  5-7% is great.

But then the crypto crashes 90% and you are left with 7% extra of an asset that lost almost all of its value. Look at something like Dash -- if its price remains stable, it's a solid (if albeit pricey) investment. But it went from like $1200+ down to $80 a coin. So that extra 7% doesn't mean so much now.

I guess the OP is thinking of lucky coins and good timing, ones that pay out some crazy amount where you can recoup the entire investment just from dividends. It's possible, but odds are that won't work, and it's mostly luck and the marketplace that determines it, not any specific projects.

From $1200 down to $80 looks like its going to flip the whole project without the people who hold tight their investment. I bet those who dumps at its ATH had bought a ton of DASH again for staking. This is one proof that the whales are going to stay whales if they just knew the right time when to do it.

Talking about the dividend, VX coin is a good choice for now.
You can find them here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5169530,
their website: https://x.vite.net/

and the dividend rate:

Dividends are slowly distributed at a daily rate of 1% so that VX holders will not only benefit
from a steady stream of transaction fees, but also, an ever-increasing shared pool.

I'm gonna like this project,, they do have an exchange of their own which is really cool and these are owned by pro team.

I remenber back in 2014 when dash was dirt cheap. Should of , could of's are hard to swallow. Neo for gas is working for me along with Loki project.
All are gambles and knowing the correct time to exit is important. That is why I stick with a certain % of a dividend a scrap as must dust of sats as I can.

Divi is another project that has an active community with masternodes

[sisterchristian]

Hi,

I wanted to start a thread on dividend producing crypto's. Please list yours and don't worry about being labeled "shilling" because we want to do our own research.
The more the better and collectively we can determine the good ones from the bad ones. Even shit coins can make all of us money.

Thank you.

Its rather surprising that no one is talking about the only coin that has 10 years solid history of positive returns BTC is the safest bet in this market, yes it goes down sometimes but you are best assured that after every dip it moons. Show me a coin that has gone from 3k to 13k in a space of 6 months and I will show you BTC!

You make a great point. Hodling is the best. But with me, I am so addicted to this industry that it is impossible to just sit back. Maybe I enjoy some sorta
warped mental challenge...don't know but I am constantly moving coins around , updating wallets etc...and this is weighing heavily on my brain. Maybe I'm bi-polar
or this industry made me bi-polar, lol

[sisterchristian]

Another thing that grinds my gears is when you look a project up on masternodesonline and the volume looks great and the %increase only to find
out later that the team is playing ping-pong/ meaning they buy their own coins from the sell wall and keep doing this back in forth causing the volume
to look like it is a very active coin...been caught in a couple of those and now i learned my lesson.

[poornamelessme]

I remenber back in 2014 when dash was dirt cheap. Should of , could of's are hard to swallow. Neo for gas is working for me along with Loki project.
All are gambles and knowing the correct time to exit is important. That is why I stick with a certain % of a dividend a scrap as must dust of sats as I can.

Divi is another project that has an active community with masternodes

Well, we can say that about almost every coin from 2014 if we then compare to 2017/18 prices. Even complete junk like Dentacoin would have been insanely profitable. But nobody knows the future. A year or two from now we may be saying the same exact things about alts... only if I had bought when the market was low, prices are crazy now.

Usually knowing when to get in and out is more important than specific coins... or at least it seems that way most of the time.

[lepbagong]

Hi,

I wanted to start a thread on dividend producing crypto's. Please list yours and don't worry about being labeled "shilling" because we want to do our own research.
The more the better and collectively we can determine the good ones from the bad ones. Even shit coins can make all of us money.

Thank you.

A good intention of what you will do, because it will be helped a lot later. because frankly many are very helpful if indeed this can be realized.
waiting for information and responses from colleagues.

[eternalgloom]

Leasing your Steem Power on Steemit pays pretty good dividends, up to 22% APR I've seen.
Though you really shouldn't invest in bid bots any more, they're all becoming unprofitable due to the most recent Hard Forks.

I'm using this website to lease my Steem Power:
https://dlease.io/

The best offers are now at around 17% APR per day, but it's usually a bit more than that.

[sisterchristian]

Leasing your Steem Power on Steemit pays pretty good dividends, up to 22% APR I've seen.
Though you really shouldn't invest in bid bots any more, they're all becoming unprofitable due to the most recent Hard Forks.

I'm using this website to lease my Steem Power:
https://dlease.io/

The best offers are now at around 17% APR per day, but it's usually a bit more than that.

is that meant to say per year?

[kindbtc]

To be honest there is no serious dividend paying or profit sharing project left in the market at the moment, yes there are some exchange tokens that share a percentage profit of their trading fee to the coin holders but really that profit is just too small that we can just neglect it, i think untill we have tokenized securities, dividends will remain a dream for crypto market.