Don't Trust this type Offer

[Betaj00]

Hello Everybody, Today i received a mail from Yobit on my Inbox and i see the massage was very interesting. I can Earn 2% Daily interest for my Bitcoin.  If i deposit One Bitcoin on their Exchange,  then i can Earn daily 2% interest for my Bitcoin.

This is Possible?  Daily 2% interest for Per one Bitcoin, this is Really very good profit.  But i think something have wrong. We can lost our Bitcoin for this Offer, it maybe a trap, becouse if you invest one Bitcoin,  then you can Earn daily 2% from your one Bitcoin.  That means you can Earn One Bitcoin Between Two month. And this is not possible, never possible,  so Be aware and Don't Invest your Bitcoin on Here.   

All Yobit exchange user already Received this Massage on their Mail. But i Don't know that, it will good or Bad for their User. Maybe have some strong rules of this offer and the Team don't share any rules with us. I just share my little opinion with you and Don't know Yours Opinion and Decision, Before accepting any Investment  plan of yobit must check their Term and condition. but be Aware.

[Poker Player]

Anyone who knows a little math knows that 2% a day is a scam or a ponzi scheme. I've seen countless offers of that type. They are all scams.

I think this thread would be better placed in Beginners and Help, because no veteran member is going to fall for that crap.

[HashFace]

Probably a spoofed Email, did they give an address to send the Bitcoin in the email?  Of course, don’t send it.

[boyptc]

Any investment that guarantees you 2% and above per day is too good to be true.

Legit exchanges are even offering just 4%-10% of interest annually. Just compare the interest rates of legit and too good to be true offers. And it's better to hold your coins than to put them on exchanges if you're planning to long it.

[bL4nkcode]

Whether its a legit email from yobit or not, how can you trust such exchange? If you will ask people here how great this exchange esp those old users, you will know that they are one of the sh*t exchange that still exist I might say the shitiest. Even google will pretty give you hints about that.
Stay away and delete such email if I were you.

[verita1]

I am not a Yobit user and I don't think I create an account there. The design of the platform is not responsible, which means that the website is not a user-friendly website. Today there are several Exchange platforms with greater credibility and greater benefits than Yobit. If we remember the rule:

"Not Your Keys, Not Your Coins."

It would make us think that it is a risk to have bitcoins and other cryptocurrencies on the exchange platforms.

I found some information about Yobit and interests in bitcoin in a tweet.

https://twitter.com/YobitExchange/status/1350062289320353793?s=19

[Tstar]

Probably a spoofed Email, did they give an address to send the Bitcoin in the email?  Of course, don’t send it.

It's not a spoofed email, Yobit is sending that kind of offers regularly and this particular email is from them. I got it too.

But OP, don't fool yourself to use the offer. It comes with some restrictions, Yobit token holding, etc., and you could end up with locked coins there.

[stompix]

This is Possible?  Daily 2% interest for Per one Bitcoin, this is Really very good profit.  But i think something have wrong.

Read the conditions for it!

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BTC: 20 ds (min 0.1 btc bet)

It means for the 2% you need to make 20 dice rolls with 0.1 BTC min bet!
Now, you do the math!
Hint, yobit dice has a 4% house edge!

So, are you willing to bet 2BTC to earn 2% on 10BTC (max sum allowed) which is 0.2BTC ?
You and a few others might get lucky but in the end, yobit will make a profit no matter what!

[Kelvinid]

I don't think that Yobit could still have the chance to trick people in the forum because the name Yobit is very popular in the past and given the name already as a Ponzi scheme. I receive mine as well but keeping them ignore is the best solution, we know already how bad they are and that huge offering looks very attractive. However, it is not what people wanted, investors need reality, and that Yobit never has such an offer to give rather than having this false offering and scam trick.

[xcaret]

Yeah , just another scam !
Go over to Facebook, every second thread is something like how they will earn you huge percentages.

If anyone knew how to use bitcoin as "A sure way to make money" they wouldn't be broadcasting it .
Sort of like those books on how to get rich, if the author knew ,he wouldn't have to write books for a living.

Thanks for the warning, there probably are still a few people who could have fallen for the bait.   

[oktana]

LOL! 2% per day and you believe them? This could be a scam site carried out by an acclaimed Yobit exchange. But whether it's the official and original site or not, I think 2% (60% per month) is not true.

Read the conditions for it!

This is true! Read the terms and condition before venturing into it.

[Baofeng]

There is one Yobit Scam Accusation megathread. "Normal" modus operandi or shady practices? by @AdolfinWolf. So it pretty much speaks about it's reputation already, do not fall for it.

[bitsurfer2014]

If you are somewhat interested to try these kind of investment schemes, then maybe you could consider researching other more reputable and bigger

exchanges or platforms that offers similar investment products in order to further protect your finance. Just treat Yobit as a last option. Imho.

[AmoreJaz]

If you are somewhat interested to try these kind of investment schemes, then maybe you could consider researching other more reputable and bigger

exchanges or platforms that offers similar investment products in order to further protect your finance. Just treat Yobit as a last option. Imho.

yobit has bad reputation in the forum. and also, they really send emails enticing user to invest on them because of good ROIs. however, it is best to trust your funds to a reputable exchange. though i havent encountered any prob with this exchange throughout the years, still will not be confident keeping my money on their platform. a too-good-to-be true offer is somewhat dubious. we dont know their intentions here.

[Wexnident]

It isn't really that rare for exchanges (or any other type of promotion ad for that matter) to overexaggerate the rewards you could get when you use their site. There's often a huge wall of penalties you'd get before you even experience their promotions, and yet they don't specifically say it in their emails since you wouldn't necessarily be interested in it that way now would you? That or, well, it's a complete scam where they just take your money and straight-up leave, though it could be both where some users are scammed, and some users may not be scammed, but are surely taken advantage of. You should really just unsubscribe from their email notifs, or better yet just block them outright.

[Betaj00]

Probably a spoofed Email, did they give an address to send the Bitcoin in the email?  Of course, don’t send it.

No sir,  they send us a email and not have Bitcoin address on the massage. They send us on the massage some coins name and their monthly Intrest rate.   

[Kittygalore]

If you are somewhat interested to try these kind of investment schemes, then maybe you could consider researching other more reputable and bigger exchanges or platforms that offers similar investment products in order to further protect your finance. Just treat Yobit as a last option. Imho.

There isn't any legitimate investment schemes that do this kind of thing, remember that a 2% daily interest is a big amount considering that it is 1 BTC. Also, haven't you heard about the controversies surrounding Yobit being a scummy platform, try to stay away from them, try to check the Scam Accusations Board to see what I am saying about Yobit OP.

[Fundamentals Of]

Probably a spoofed Email, did they give an address to send the Bitcoin in the email?  Of course, don’t send it.

No sir,  they send us a email and not have Bitcoin address on the massage. They send us on the massage some coins name and their monthly Intrest rate.  

Whatever. Let it be known to you and everyone else that Yobit is generally a scam. The people behind Yobit are offering so many things which are mostly too good to be true, Ponzi, and other questionable products. They are also spamming everyone's emails for all this shit.

There's trading there. Yes, of course, but I would suggest to everyone that if they have other options they should put Yobit at the bottom of their list.

[LogitechMouse]

A famous quote states that "If it is too good to be true then it is not true."

2% daily?? Come to think of it. How can they get a large sum of money to pay these investors 2% of the total Bitcoins? Another one is it also came to a shitty exchange like Yobit. Those 2 can be a red flag already and it is enough to say that it is a scam offer.

Feel sad for those newbies who are easily falling into this kind of trap. Learnings really are expensive .

[CryptopreneurBrainboss]

This is Possible?  Daily 2% interest for Per one Bitcoin, this is Really very good profit.  But i think something have wrong. We can lost our Bitcoin for this Offer, it maybe a trap, becouse if you invest one Bitcoin,  then you can Earn daily 2% from your one Bitcoin.  That means you can Earn One Bitcoin Between Two month. And this is not possible, never possible,  so Be aware and Don't Invest your Bitcoin on Here.   

If you're asking for the possibility of gaining 2% dialy, well it could be achieved if you have a strategy that you can stick to and it'll get you that. I just did some calculations and with bitcoin doing aleast $500 - $2000 gains daily you can achieve a minimum of 2% daily if you can perfectly time the market to know when to buyin nd when to exit, waiting for a correction before buying again.

Me saying the 2% daily is achievable isn't to be misinterpreted that the yobit scheme is authentic. We all know and if you're new, you should know that yobit exchange has a negative reputation for scamming her customers and in no way will anyone with some experience in the industry will advice you to trust the yobit exchange. Your chances of getting scammed is higher than your chances of profiting form whatever scheme they're organizing.

You can trade yourself and reduced the risk that'll be present if you're handing over your funds to a third-party to trade for you. It's never profitable instead set out time to learn trading, it's quite achievable within months to get the basics that you'll need while you improve as the experience comes by.