Is anyone here who made good roi with defi?

[adaseb]

DeFI is basically in 2020 what ICOs was in 2017. There are tons of people who got in early and made good money... and then there are those that started investing near the start of the bear market when Bitconnect shut down and basically ended up losing 100% of their money.

It got so bad that there was an ICO which was called something like "Scam ICO" and it had a website and on the website it said "This is a scam... don't invest" and guess what many people invested in the smart contract anyways. Basically goes to show you how people were throwing their money around with anything "Blockchain" related.

DeFI is no different. However now that Bitmex is under investigation, many will be scared to invest in DeFI so the trend might start dying down.

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[maydna]

Defi like yfi and uni is anyone here who made the 35000% roi?  Like all over the news was

I am making money from the DeFi project, and although that is not too much money, I am happy to make additional money from that project. Sushi is one of the DeFi that give me some money, but unfortunately, the price now drops too deep. I am gladly leaving out of the market before the token price drops, so I still get the profit.

I think there is many more DeFi project that can give you the profit, but we should research to find the right project. These situations are like 2017, in which the ICO is booming and become popular. But slowly, the DeFi project will replace by the other new trends. So if you want to enter the DeFi market, make sure you don't use much money and always research and collect much information before buying any token.

[ibuddy122505]

Not mine actually but I love Yearn. I have alot of other assets I don't touch but truly to say yearn is alot of fun to play with. There bunches of individuals have made alot of money playing the highs and lows. The main reasonable activity is HODL long haul, yet DeFi implies short term. Nobody recognizes what its gonna do next! But we can make a guess here.

[Shasha80]

Unfortunately I am not among those who feel good profit from YFI and UNI, but I am sure there are many people who have managed
to get huge profits from YFI and UNI, if not, how could it be many people are interested in investing in both projects. But on the other
hand, the number of people who suffered losses from YFI and UNI was just as large too. So it depends on us in analyzing the market,
which will determine which side is on. Therefore, do a market analysis correctly, so that we can be in a position that generates profits.

[Anonylz]

Yeah buddy, I made a decent return on Dia, it was one of my good fortune investment this year I would say, for quite a long time I have not participate in any new project because of previous experience, but Dia was different, actually I was a bit hesitant but a friend convinced me to take a chance and I did and I didn't regret it, aside from participating in the campaign, also invested a bit and made a decent returns, between I think the price is reasonable now for another good profit long term.

[slaman29]

I agree Defi is like ICO craze but it's actually weirdly safer a sense. ICOs anybody could join and a lot of people did, this was the problem, whereas Defi doesn't just allow anyone to participate, so that's why a lot of people haven't got in yet. You could whip out credit cards to lose money in ICO but you do have to have an ETH wallet to even try Defi...

I do think Defi is more sinister though. A lot of promises and all of them fake.

[joniboini]

DeFI is no different. However now that Bitmex is under investigation, many will be scared to invest in DeFI so the trend might start dying down.

Lots of DeFi have anonymous team though.

Btw the narrative is slowly changing to NFTs tokens (for whatever reason it just keep pumping, maybe retail investors are really doing all the works to pump it). Not to mention there are a lot of airdrops that will give you nearly $4k just by submitting an address on Google Forms. Not everyone is going to be lucky tho. The supply is limited and the team controls the majority of it.

[gabbie2010]

Defi like yfi and uni is anyone here who made the 35000% roi?  Like all over the news was

Its very obvious people are cashing out big time i.e making profits on defis this thread has some revelations : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5273311.0 those projects are flooding the bounty thread now.
I have never invested in Defi project neither would I encourage anybody to invest in it I believed its just the normal hype that is synonymous with high yield investment which are very risky for investment.

[justdimin]

None of the examples given but my friend (well someone I know on telegram) made a ton of money from something I have never heard before, I am not sure about the name because it sounded like just random letters put together and not even a sentence, but he did made a ton back.

There is just too much of a annual return on most of them and when they give you such a huge amount you can just get it and get out very quickly, he got in and stayed there for 3 days and got out and made 3x profit in 3 days thanks to that. These are very high risk stuff and obviously they do not make you any profit at all if you think for long term, they will all be bad in few years so you should stay away from them for future, but if you get in and get out very quickly and get lucky you could make a ton of money.

[CryptopreneurBrainboss]

Well I think those that made the biggest gains are liquidity providers on UNISWAP. Can't verify some claims I saw online but i know for a fact that, the higher the amount you provided liquidity with until 1st September when the screenshot for airdrop was taken, you'll receive more tokens. These liquidity providers most probably be early investors in the respective project they must have staked in the pools on the Uniswap exchange.

Which means they gained from price increase on their token and also got the airdrop from uniswap. Personally, I made some decent amount of ROI from my investing in selective DeFi coins that was privilege to make it into Binance exchange and saw an immediate impact of the exchange volume on the price of the coins but my mistakes cost me some profit.

I didn't have spot loss put in place before the flash crash that saw all DeFi related project bleeding and the trend continued. I was forced into a holder as I couldn't sell at loss.

[milewilda]

I agree Defi is like ICO craze but it's actually weirdly safer a sense. ICOs anybody could join and a lot of people did, this was the problem, whereas Defi doesn't just allow anyone to participate, so that's why a lot of people haven't got in yet. You could whip out credit cards to lose money in ICO but you do have to have an ETH wallet to even try Defi...

I do think Defi is more sinister though. A lot of promises and all of them fake.

You would really expect for having those lots of fake projects just like on what we had seen on ICO days where everything is being hyped and become trend.
Scammers or fraudsters had take advantage on it thats why the market becomes shit and been flooded by useless projects which arent really that needed.
For defi, there might be some relevance on some project but it is already gradually flooding out the market with several numbers yet people do know that
this had already becoming the trend now.Expect for more DeFi projects as the day goes by.

[tvplus006]

Unfortunately I am not among those who feel good profit from YFI and UNI, but I am sure there are many people who have managed
to get huge profits from YFI and UNI, if not, how could it be many people are interested in investing in both projects. But on the other
hand, the number of people who suffered losses from YFI and UNI was just as large too. So it depends on us in analyzing the market,
which will determine which side is on. Therefore, do a market analysis correctly, so that we can be in a position that generates profits.

I would not compare YFI and UNI tokens, because they are completely different for investment. If YFI has already achieved high goals and someone may have purchased this token at a high level, then UNI was distributed to its users as an airdrop. And most of these participants received a good profit from such a distribution.

[ethereumhunter]

I would not compare YFI and UNI tokens, because they are completely different for investment. If YFI has already achieved high goals and someone may have purchased this token at a high level, then UNI was distributed to its users as an airdrop. And most of these participants received a good profit from such a distribution.

I guess YFI is for people who own a lot of money that will invest in that tokens because if that person doesn't have much money, he can not buy YFI in a big amount. And I think that is not worth doing because I am sure that many coins or tokens that will fit what we want to buy, and of course, the price will not too high as YFI. Maybe Uni can be his option to buy, as Uni's price now is down too deep, and he can buy a lot of Uni amount with some money.
I am sure that many people can make a good ROI from the DeFi project, but not all of them tell the public that they profit from the DeFi project.

If you are late to make a profit from DeFi, I think you can search for the other DeFi project because I am sure many DeFi projects are still running, so you can select what you want. But unfortunately, it is not easy to determine which DeFi project that will give you the profit.

[cheezcarls]

I think there is a huge potential with DeFi projects nowadays. It’s like ICOs way back in 2017, but die down on the following year or so (only a handful of them are actually successful). I bet that this year is what I call as the “DeFi hype” year because they’re relying more on the quick price surge than it’s long-term use cases.

I see that some of my friends on Facebook are being crazy on their DeFi coin portfolio, showing how much the prices increased. I just don’t know if DeFi would be the same next year. Would they follow suit like ICOs that fall down the following year after the 2017 hype? Possible. But I could be wrong.

[zasad@]

I think there is a huge potential with DeFi projects nowadays. It’s like ICOs way back in 2017, but die down on the following year or so (only a handful of them are actually successful). I bet that this year is what I call as the “DeFi hype” year because they’re relying more on the quick price surge than it’s long-term use cases.

I see that some of my friends on Facebook are being crazy on their DeFi coin portfolio, showing how much the prices increased. I just don’t know if DeFi would be the same next year. Would they follow suit like ICOs that fall down the following year after the 2017 hype? Possible. But I could be wrong.

https://coinmarketcap.com/defi/
Look at the statistics of the prices of tokens and coins of DeFi projects.
These projects have lost their value very much over the last week.
This ecosystem will have a good future, but first it must cleanse itself of shit (farming services, etc.)

Binance’s DeFi Index Loses Over 50% in a Month
Decentralized finance (DeFi) tokens have been in a sharp decline lately, according to market data.
https://decrypt.co/43891/binances-defi-index-loses-over-50-in-a-month

[Polo7]

And what is the next thing after DEFI?

[bitgolden]

It is not sustainable that is the problem with them. You could have made sooooo much money with defi for once, you got in at the right time and you got out at the right time and I applaud you for that but you can't do that again on the same coin. You can't just buy x coin and make 10x and sell it and move on with your life and come back buy it again and make another 10x with it and move on, it doesn't work like that.

Bitcoin wasn't like that, eth is not like that, many proper coins is not like that, you can make 10x with them from start to finish multiple times, even today with bitcoin you may have a chance to make 10x when it becomes 100k but that will probably take some years, eth is even simpler, it will definitely make 10x in few years. So defi people only made profit once and that was it.

[Mahanton]

And what is the next thing after DEFI?

Who knows? but for sure its still on the making.We didnt even see this one coming and same goes into those days with IEO and ICO had existed.
For now people do enjoy the hype and make out some profits with it but for sure there would be lots who would got wrecked if they do let themselves hooked up
that much and do make some careless decisions.For sure there are people who do make good profits with defi but on the other side there are lots
who lost money too.
When dealing with new trends then making yourself to be wise on making decisions will really give you the edge.The market is starting to be flooded with
lots of similar defi projects which is somehow anticipated.

[Viscore]

As the hypes started many investors are jumping into them, for sure they will get some ROI but I can't make a conclusion those who come late. Because if they are investing it now, close to possible that they were just losing. Just look at how the tragic end of Defi projects, not only a few of them are declining but most of them and sooner or later they are all gotten to dead just like how ICO suffered.

[Yamifoud]

I have to say that MANY of those early investors are making a good profit from them. But have to notice that Defi projects started to get in troubled this time we're seeing a red line coming out. This means that Defi projects are soon to disappear just like it happen to ICO, IEO.

And what is the next thing after DEFI?

I've heard that NFT (Non-Fungible token) comes next right after Defi and I'm afraid if the same scenario will still exist.