Staking really great way in crypto wealth

[Squaremile777]

Staking when price fall you just buy more and put in to staking once price goes up you don't need to sell it you continue to staking so after u earn more.
The new feature on exchangers the EARN could be one of the best ways to earn income some of them Even no lock up or little as 14 days.
No liquitation risk and you sleep well newbie friendly method..instead of trading off course If you know what you doing trading good Also but staking Are great one.

[Oshosondy]

This board is about trading, not about staking. You can move this thread to altcoin board, or maybe service discussion if you know you are staking or earning from exchange staking.

You should know that not all earnings on exchanges are staking. Earning can be gotten from the leverage given to traders too and some other things.

But the main thing is that you should earn by staking on noncustodial wallet or using a decentralized exchange if you like the coin and see the potential that the coin will rise after a significant fall or bear market.

Know that altcoins are gambling, be careful and do not use more than what you can afford.

Very important to know that staking on an exchange means you have no complete control and it means anything can happen to your coins if you give it out as you give it to the exchanges to do it for you. Better to use a noncustodial wallet or connect to a decentralized exchange to stake.

[palle11]

Staking is surely a way to earn some coins in profit when you finally sell off it but you have to know that the margin of profit you can get while staking your coin is very minimal if you have to trade it. Although trading is difficult and scary  A good decisive trade can give you more than 100% - 200% turn over to your initial value of coin in just a month (30days of staking) and that calculated over 120 days (3 months) but if you stake in a month you can only have less than 12%-16% and more less percentage in staking profit for 60 days or 120 days because in staking the higher the durational time of keeping your coins in hodl on the exchange, the lower your profit or earning staking bonus vice versa. This is what you need to consider in staking. Another thing is the staking earning percentage is not at random for every coin. Example, the percentage you will have for staking differs in different exchanges and also depending on the coins usability and demand. In binance for example, I have noticed the available time for staking differs in different coins, Shiba has longer time for staking up to 120 days with higher percentage in earning but ctsi is more shortened with lower earning percentage.

[Kelvinid]

Staking when price fall you just buy more and put in to staking once price goes up you don't need to sell it you continue to staking so after u earn more.
The new feature on exchangers the EARN could be one of the best ways to earn income some of them Even no lock up or little as 14 days.
No liquitation risk and you sleep well newbie friendly method..instead of trading off course If you know what you doing trading good Also but staking Are great one.

Never think that staking will give you a decent profit while holding and besides, this is too risky on your part. I'm not going to stop you but I like to help you out from thinking that this is a good solution to earn more without doing anything because the reality is that, it is just only a penny.
Trading is way better but I don't ask you to do that if you are not knowledgeable about this otherwise, you are just throwing your money into the other hands. For any of these strategies and ways of earning, you must have to choose reputable exchanges, most especially if you are staking.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

Staking is indeed a great way to earn some extra money, but I honestly do not advice it be done on centralized exchanges, though centralized exchanges offer a better, much higher APR, but they staking on your non-custodial wallet is much safer.

Some weeks back, Renec Blockchain ran a staking program on Lbank, I staked about $500, the program lasted for about 2 weeks, and in the end, I earned close to $20, this is incredible, but what I must confess to you is that, through out the staking period, my mind was not at rest, this is for the known fact that it is really risky to hold coins you are not ready to sell on centralized exchanges, they are prone to hack at anytime, your coins are better safe with you than with centralized exchanges.

[Oneandpure]

Don't think about staking is running well and you earn profit on every days until end period of your coins staking, learned from many coins support staking and have been listed on bigger exchange like Binance can't guarantee with stable price until ended of staking period. You can research with AXS and Solana because both coins give higher reward staking and have been listed on Binance.

But without one year or staking period ended both coins drop drastically and almost loss 80% if some one staked on all time higher price, don't have in your minds about staking is best thing for earn passive income from cryptocurrency.

[Anguwa]

Staking when price fall you just buy more and put in to staking once price goes up you don't need to sell it you continue to staking so after u earn more.
The new feature on exchangers the EARN could be one of the best ways to earn income some of them Even no lock up or little as 14 days.
No liquitation risk and you sleep well newbie friendly method..instead of trading off course If you know what you doing trading good Also but staking Are great one.

Staking coin is very good especially if the price of the coin is low, when you stake some coins, you get reward for staking the coin which means that you will get additional coin to be added to your own, so instead of holding the coin, staking it will be better so that you can gain more coin.

[libert19]

Staking comes with risks, however they are reduced significantly by coins you stake and services you stake with. Sticking to native solution is always better, or at most a non-custodial one.

Several cexes also offer staking services today, however don't trust them with large amount of funds. Suppose, you have 5 BTC then don't get lured by staking interest from CEX as you are taking significantly more risk putting your funds than whatever rewards you may earn there.

Here is useful site to know about various staking coins and staking platforms: https://www.stakingrewards.com/

[Taskford]

Staking when price fall you just buy more and put in to staking once price goes up you don't need to sell it you continue to staking so after u earn more.
The new feature on exchangers the EARN could be one of the best ways to earn income some of them Even no lock up or little as 14 days.
No liquitation risk and you sleep well newbie friendly method..instead of trading off course If you know what you doing trading good Also but staking Are great one.

What do you mean by staking? Is it lending your balance to platform and wait for certain return on set timeline?

Or just let it been hold on your wallet?

If you talk about first well that's real staking and aside waiting for returns you can earn if market pump. But the risk to lose money is there especially if the platform you use to stake your crypto is a scam site for sure with that you lose everything you hold.

But for holding it on your wallet well the risk is low since the only thing you need to watch is the volatility of the market. Your patience is needed in this option because if you didn't have that you might lose your money on bad market movement.

[@sriyan]

Staking when price fall you just buy more and put in to staking once price goes up you don't need to sell it you continue to staking so after u earn more.
The new feature on exchangers the EARN could be one of the best ways to earn income some of them Even no lock up or little as 14 days.
No liquitation risk and you sleep well newbie friendly method..instead of trading off course If you know what you doing trading good Also but staking Are great one.

I think the better staking option is staking in the wallet rather than transferring to a third-party pool. because every third-party pool is not decentralized and lacks security as well.

[blockman]

Staking when price fall you just buy more and put in to staking once price goes up you don't need to sell it you continue to staking so after u earn more.
The new feature on exchangers the EARN could be one of the best ways to earn income some of them Even no lock up or little as 14 days.
No liquitation risk and you sleep well newbie friendly method..instead of trading off course If you know what you doing trading good Also but staking Are great one.

Yes, they're one of the best ways to earn these days but there's still a risk with it. If an unfortunate moment comes and they've been hacked, they can just say that everything that's staked has been compromised and there's no way for them to have a refund.
This scenario can be real and that's why don't be too overwhelmed with these earn features even if you find it convenient. It's still best to stake into those wallets where you also hold the private keys. You have it better and secured and you've got more peace of mind and you can sleep better than it is with the exchanges.

[merekamo]

So, you're asking about staking and how it can be a good way to earn income, even when the price falls. In my opinion, staking is a great way to earn passive income while still holding onto your assets.

Important thing is you just need to make sure you're staking with a reputable platform that has a good track record. I think the new feature on exchanges where you can earn interest on your assets is a great development. It's a low-risk way to earn some extra income, especially since some platforms have little to no lock-up periods. And with no liquidation risk, you can sleep soundly knowing your assets are secure.

Instead of trading, staking may be a more newbie-friendly method of earning income. Of course, if you know what you're doing, trading can also be a good way to earn money. But staking is definitely a great option for those who want to take a more hands-off approach.

[gunhell16]

Staking when price fall you just buy more and put in to staking once price goes up you don't need to sell it you continue to staking so after u earn more.
The new feature on exchangers the EARN could be one of the best ways to earn income some of them Even no lock up or little as 14 days.
No liquitation risk and you sleep well newbie friendly method..instead of trading off course If you know what you doing trading good Also but staking Are great one.

Staking here in cryptocurrency is a good method to use if you are a long-term investor in altcoins. And one of the staking platforms I use is swap and binance, a centralized and decentralized platform.

The others I am currently studying and observing such as zysynx, arb and defillama. I only put in small amounts and if I see that the development is good, then maybe I will increase the amount that I put in.

[bitgolden]

Staking when price fall you just buy more and put in to staking once price goes up you don't need to sell it you continue to staking so after u earn more.
The new feature on exchangers the EARN could be one of the best ways to earn income some of them Even no lock up or little as 14 days.
No liquitation risk and you sleep well newbie friendly method..instead of trading off course If you know what you doing trading good Also but staking Are great one.

Yes, they're one of the best ways to earn these days but there's still a risk with it. If an unfortunate moment comes and they've been hacked, they can just say that everything that's staked has been compromised and there's no way for them to have a refund.
This scenario can be real and that's why don't be too overwhelmed with these earn features even if you find it convenient. It's still best to stake into those wallets where you also hold the private keys. You have it better and secured and you've got more peace of mind and you can sleep better than it is with the exchanges.

Depends on where you are staking though. Like for example ETH staking could be done in a place where you won't be hacked, or you could just go to Binance which I highly doubt will get hacked and then you can stake there as well. Only places that you could get hacked or the places can get hacked is defi places, and in those places it might happen but I still think that it depends on the level of it.

Like I doubt staking at pancakeswap would equal to losing all your money, it may happen, or maybe it won't happen, or uniswap with the same logic as well. So do your best to protect your money as well as you can, but also check some other places that may end up being something proper, it will allow you to make a good return without a doubt.

[Pandu Geddon]

The new feature on exchangers the EARN could be one of the best ways to earn income some of them Even no lock up or little as 14 days.

what percentage of profit will you get from staking for at least 14 days? maybe those who haven't mastered trading will be interested in trying it with words like you said. but if they already have skills in trading, it would be better to make a profit trading than staking.
most of the platforms that give a large percentage are new platforms. and that's part of the promotion. not necessarily the reputation for us staking our assets there. while for the old platform. most of the bids are not that big. if you are with small capital, you will only be wasting your time.

[teosanru]

Staking when price fall you just buy more and put in to staking once price goes up you don't need to sell it you continue to staking so after u earn more.
The new feature on exchangers the EARN could be one of the best ways to earn income some of them Even no lock up or little as 14 days.
No liquitation risk and you sleep well newbie friendly method..instead of trading off course If you know what you doing trading good Also but staking Are great one.

I think staking is good only if you are able to do it at the right time. Eventually staking can give a good return only if you staked at a low price and eventually the price of the coin rises and you now get amplified returns. In case of no lock-ins obviously the returns will be less as well. But yes it's slightly less risky as well. But in drowning markets or especially all time high markets it can be very risky. Because you have staked at a higher price and are now getting peanuts for your returns.

[NotHatinJustTrollin]

Staking when price fall you just buy more and put in to staking once price goes up you don't need to sell it you continue to staking so after u earn more.
The new feature on exchangers the EARN could be one of the best ways to earn income some of them Even no lock up or little as 14 days.
No liquitation risk and you sleep well newbie friendly method..instead of trading off course If you know what you doing trading good Also but staking Are great one.

Staking offers a great way to earn passive income in the cryptocurrency market. Staking allows users to participate in the network's consensus mechanism and earn rewards for validating transactions. Even in times of market volatility or price decline, stakers can continue earning rewards by adding more coins to their staking pool.

Additionally, the new EARN feature on exchanges provides an even easier way for users to earn income through staking without the need to set up a separate staking wallet or deal with network requirements. This makes staking more accessible to newcomers and helps diversify investment portfolios.

Staking also offers advantages over other methods of passive income, such as mining, which requires expensive equipment and consumes significant energy costs. Unlike mining, staking requires minimal equipment and energy consumption, making it a more environmentally friendly option.

[darkangel11]

Staking offers a great way to earn passive income in the cryptocurrency market. Staking allows users to participate in the network's consensus mechanism and earn rewards for validating transactions. Even in times of market volatility or price decline, stakers can continue earning rewards by adding more coins to their staking pool.

Additionally, the new EARN feature on exchanges provides an even easier way for users to earn income through staking without the need to set up a separate staking wallet or deal with network requirements. This makes staking more accessible to newcomers and helps diversify investment portfolios.

Staking also offers advantages over other methods of passive income, such as mining, which requires expensive equipment and consumes significant energy costs. Unlike mining, staking requires minimal equipment and energy consumption, making it a more environmentally friendly option.

Really? This reads like a one of these paid promo articles for Coinbase or some other shitty exchange. Show me the numbers then if you think staking is really worth it. IMO the risk outweighs the potential profit.
I wouldn't recommend staking to anyone, especially staking through an exchange. This means you have to hold money on exchange for long periods of time, risking it all to get 0.5% each month. To stake ETH you need 32 coins locked in staking. If you do that via an exchange that's 60k USD locked there, being risked every day. Imagine if you had all those money on one of the bankrupt exchanges before the collapse like on FTX. Suddenly earning a few bucks a month wouldn't look so appealing.

[AmoreJaz]

Staking when price fall you just buy more and put in to staking once price goes up you don't need to sell it you continue to staking so after u earn more.
The new feature on exchangers the EARN could be one of the best ways to earn income some of them Even no lock up or little as 14 days.
No liquitation risk and you sleep well newbie friendly method..instead of trading off course If you know what you doing trading good Also but staking Are great one.

I think staking is good only if you are able to do it at the right time. Eventually staking can give a good return only if you staked at a low price and eventually the price of the coin rises and you now get amplified returns. In case of no lock-ins obviously the returns will be less as well. But yes it's slightly less risky as well. But in drowning markets or especially all time high markets it can be very risky. Because you have staked at a higher price and are now getting peanuts for your returns.

and it is entirely dependent on the coin itself. you may be getting good returns from staking, but their market price is declining. so what's your profit on this? this is true for most alts. i've tried a lot of times staking some coins. but what i learned from this experience is sell while it has still good value in the market. don't wait too long, or you will be holding a lot of trash coins.
be updated also with their socmed channels, you will get hint if they are about to abandon their project. no replies/response. time to pack up and sell your coins.

[Yamane_Keto]

When you say staking, this indicates two things, that the currency works on the principle of proof of stake, or that there is a service that gives you a return from the deposit.

POS coins lose their value in the long run. It is true that money increases by a certain percentage, but its value after the increase is less than its real value, and therefore you lose the value of your money.

The services that give you a return from the deposit are good, but they are central and you need to trust them, as it is possible and in an instant to lose your capital without compensation.

If you are looking for value, you will definitely stay away from all staking coins and services.

[hd49728]

POS coins lose their value in the long run. It is true that money increases by a certain percentage, but its value after the increase is less than its real value, and therefore you lose the value of your money.

It is called as impermanent loss with staking.

[DeFi Tutorial] What is Impermanent Loss?

The services that give you a return from the deposit are good, but they are central and you need to trust them, as it is possible and in an instant to lose your capital without compensation.

When you stake your coins, you will have to lock it on one DeFi platform and its staking pool, that means you will not only have to trust that service and their capital management as well as its solvency capability to proceed your staking claim later as well as withdraw your initial coin. There is risk of security that can cause to hack on that platform, smart contract which all can lead to new token minting from thin air as well as massive de-peg for that token value.

You are no longer control your capital when you buy a stakeable coin / token and stake it.

Reminder: do not keep your money in online accounts

If you are looking for value, you will definitely stay away from all staking coins and services.

Not true. Depends on when you start staking (very early or too late) and when you exit. First it is to avoid impermanent loss. Second it is to avoid collapse of Ponzi scheme. You should know that even a Ponzi platform won't collapse at its early days. The later you join a Ponzi project, a more risk you will see its insolvency and collapse.

Read the Bit Connect Ponzi scam to get what I mean.
BitConnect Founder Indicted in Global $2.4 Billion Cryptocurrency Scheme
Bitconnect, which has been accused of running a Ponzi scheme, shuts down

[irhact]

Staking when price fall you just buy more and put in to staking once price goes up you don't need to sell it you continue to staking so after u earn more.
The new feature on exchangers the EARN could be one of the best ways to earn income some of them Even no lock up or little as 14 days.
No liquitation risk and you sleep well newbie friendly method..instead of trading off course If you know what you doing trading good Also but staking Are great one.

Staking can be a good way to crypto wealth since for you to be able to stake your coins, you have to be holding them first and holding its already the best way to invest in cryptocurrency as when you hold, you increase your chances of profiting from the investment. While you stake or hold, you have to be observing the market for any development that'll be negative to the project growth so you sell and exit.

Don't get married to your investment because they can still disappoint, that projects that you believed so much in can because bad due to some circumstances not under your control. The project might get hacked and this make investors to lose interest and trust in the project which will cause a dump.

[Strongkored]

Staking when price fall you just buy more and put in to staking once price goes up you don't need to sell it you continue to staking so after u earn more.

That's the theory, but the theory will not always be true especially this is the crypto world that can change in just a few minutes, right now you can see your coin staking is profitable but it is very possible in one minute to drop very far even when you sell coins and your staking results remain in a state of loss and very likely a big loss.
So indeed you have to know theory in staking and the crypto world but fully believe that theory will always be right the way is wrong and will only lead you to losses, so always be careful in this crypto world, because what you think is right can be wrong and disappoint you.

[FUCKBSVFUCK]

I'm not sure if you are talking about an exchange or a crypto exchange, but it's a good way to earn money. 
 
In my opinion, this is the best way to earn money. 
 
1\.2\.3\.4\.5\. Invest in a crypto exchange. 
 
There are many ways to earn money, but I have no idea how to do it.

[Lanatsa]

Staking when price fall you just buy more and put in to staking once price goes up you don't need to sell it you continue to staking so after u earn more.
The new feature on exchangers the EARN could be one of the best ways to earn income some of them Even no lock up or little as 14 days.
No liquitation risk and you sleep well newbie friendly method..instead of trading off course If you know what you doing trading good Also but staking Are great one.

Staking is indeed worthy but it would really be depending on what or which coin you are investing on specially on top ones but speaking about staking some other shitcoin with no real use case
then i wont really be that worth i would say. On the time that you would be seeing that the price of a certain coin you've been staking then we know that theres a unbonding period
which means that it would be still pending and you cant really sell it right away on the time that there would be some pump.

This is the thing i dont really like when in staking. I dont mind though if i dont earn extra tokens but rather on preferring those coins would be sitting and ready
for sell in case there would be some price surge but if you are really tending to hold on a coin just because you do see that it does have that potential
then having it staked would be idea. but of course you should really know about those simple details.

[GreatArkansas]

Staking when price fall you just buy more and put in to staking once price goes up you don't need to sell it you continue to staking so after u earn more.
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For those with the required technical expertise and a long-term investment horizon, cryptocurrency staking can be an effective and secure investment strategy. It's crucial to understand the risks, though.
Risks here just for example the value de-pegging of stablecoins or hacks on centralized platforms that offer staking just like centralized exchanges which is common for me.

[adaseb]

Staking and earning yield has a bad reputation due to what happened with all those lending platforms that went bust. People basically didn’t want to take risk, so they lent their crypto to earn a yield and look what happened.

So sure it’s great however there are way too many underlying issues, especially when it can get stolen. Even those liquidity provider on Defi is risky due to IL or due to some bug which drains all the funds.

[hd49728]

Staking and earning yield has a bad reputation due to what happened with all those lending platforms that went bust. People basically didn’t want to take risk, so they lent their crypto to earn a yield and look what happened.

They collapsed because they provided unrealistic high APYs that contributed to their unsustainable staking programs for their users. However, those collapsed platforms are not representatives for the staking industry which surely has more companies and many are better than those weak and collapsed platforms.

If they have good risk analysis and provide not too high APYs, they are more sustainable and can be better to avoid collapses. Those lessons from collapsed DeFi in 2022 is crucial and helpful for the rest companies to adjust their programs.

For those with the required technical expertise and a long-term investment horizon, cryptocurrency staking can be an effective and secure investment strategy. It's crucial to understand the risks, though.
Risks here just for example the value de-pegging of stablecoins or hacks on centralized platforms that offer staking just like centralized exchanges which is common for me.

It is advisable to not store coins on centralized exchanges but I know not all people do this. If they are ready to store their coins on centralized exchanges for a long time, why do they not consider joining staking programs to have passive rewards?

It is a good offer for those people who already accept risk of storing coins in online accounts.

[Yamifoud]

Staking when price fall you just buy more and put in to staking once price goes up you don't need to sell it you continue to staking so after u earn more.
The new feature on exchangers the EARN could be one of the best ways to earn income some of them Even no lock up or little as 14 days.
No liquitation risk and you sleep well newbie friendly method..instead of trading off course If you know what you doing trading good Also but staking Are great one.

It could be one way of earning a profit but this is not the best way of earning. Because what you did is just you are simply risking your funds more than just holding them in your controlled wallet.
Might you be right in saying it was great but if you know to trade, I don't really think it is the best option to take, I'll go trading instead and make money more than the profit that I could get from staking. Because if you actually know about staking, you will realize that your money doesn't grow fast but what you get is just a few bucks while these exchanges where you staked had earned more.

[Smack That Ace]

Staking when price fall you just buy more and put in to staking once price goes up you don't need to sell it you continue to staking so after u earn more.
The new feature on exchangers the EARN could be one of the best ways to earn income some of them Even no lock up or little as 14 days.
No liquitation risk and you sleep well newbie friendly method..instead of trading off course If you know what you doing trading good Also but staking Are great one.

It could be one way of earning a profit but this is not the best way of earning. Because what you did is just you are simply risking your funds more than just holding them in your controlled wallet.
Might you be right in saying it was great but if you know to trade, I don't really think it is the best option to take, I'll go trading instead and make money more than the profit that I could get from staking. Because if you actually know about staking, you will realize that your money doesn't grow fast but what you get is just a few bucks while these exchanges where you staked had earned more.

There is no such thing as the best way to make money. Trading is not easy, and there is no guarantee that you will always make a profit daily, monthly...everything has its risks.

If you are a trader, you have no choice but to use centralized exchanges. But if staking to earn a few dollars, we have to risk depositing our money in centralized exchanges, that is too risky, and the reward is not worth it. Don't forget the collapse of lending and staking platforms last year.
I would rather hold my assets in a non-custodial wallet and wait for the bull season to come than take too much risk staking coins on CEX with too small returns.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

You can wake up the next day and find that the centralized exchange you are trusting your coins with has folded, and you can't do anything to get your lost coins back. And by the way, this staking on exchange you are talking about doesn't really add much interest to your coin (so, it's not really a great way to make crypto wealth), despite the fact that some of those CEX have a 14-day or one-month lockup period, but it doesn't add much interest to your coins. If you doubt me, you can tell us the amount of coin you have staked and the dollar value of the coin, so we know if it really is worth anything. I can tell you that exchange staking is not a real method to gain crypto wealth. It is better to hold your coin in a self-costodial wallet so that you have control of your asset than to leave it on the CEX.

[Gallar]

Staking when price fall you just buy more and put in to staking once price goes up you don't need to sell it you continue to staking so after u earn more.
The new feature on exchangers the EARN could be one of the best ways to earn income some of them Even no lock up or little as 14 days.
No liquitation risk and you sleep well newbie friendly method..instead of trading off course If you know what you doing trading good Also but staking Are great one.

Regarding risking crypto assets, you are right that sometimes by risking them if you are lucky you can get quite large profits, but it takes a strong enough mental preparation for all the worst possibilities, namely in essence a sizable loss. Maybe for people who dare to take high risks it would be great.

It's like staking crypto. This method is indeed a simple way to do, especially for people who are busy with other jobs, surely by staking crypto this is an easy method to implement. But all these conveniences, do not escape the name of a fairly large risk. One of them is the occurrence of a sizeable price decrease in crypto assets, something like that will create a sizable loss for people who stake on the crypto, especially if you stake crypto by locking the assets, you will definitely face losses. and for beginners in crypto, I don't recommend doing this crypto stake method, for fear of being scammed. Because beginners still have very little knowledge about trusted sites or blockchains.

[fullhdpixel]

Regarding risking crypto assets, you are right that sometimes by risking them if you are lucky you can get quite large profits, but it takes a strong enough mental preparation for all the worst possibilities, namely in essence a sizable loss. Maybe for people who dare to take high risks it would be great.

It's like staking crypto. This method is indeed a simple way to do, especially for people who are busy with other jobs, surely by staking crypto this is an easy method to implement. But all these conveniences, do not escape the name of a fairly large risk. One of them is the occurrence of a sizeable price decrease in crypto assets, something like that will create a sizable loss for people who stake on the crypto, especially if you stake crypto by locking the assets, you will definitely face losses. and for beginners in crypto, I don't recommend doing this crypto stake method, for fear of being scammed. Because beginners still have very little knowledge about trusted sites or blockchains.

It is true that we are talking about something that is risky when we are trying to make a lot more money but at the same time we are talking about a deal that is potentially losing all of our money as well. There is no reason to do this if you think that you can find alternative ways you could make a profit from.

I personally believe that the best thing to do right now is to make sure that we could make a profit using this method and that should be fine. I know that it's not going to be a big deal, but at the end of the day if you could just focus on what is real and realistic and act on that, instead of risking too much and buying something that may crash to zero, that would be a lot better and I feel like that should be a good deal.

[dunfida]

Regarding risking crypto assets, you are right that sometimes by risking them if you are lucky you can get quite large profits, but it takes a strong enough mental preparation for all the worst possibilities, namely in essence a sizable loss. Maybe for people who dare to take high risks it would be great.

It's like staking crypto. This method is indeed a simple way to do, especially for people who are busy with other jobs, surely by staking crypto this is an easy method to implement. But all these conveniences, do not escape the name of a fairly large risk. One of them is the occurrence of a sizeable price decrease in crypto assets, something like that will create a sizable loss for people who stake on the crypto, especially if you stake crypto by locking the assets, you will definitely face losses. and for beginners in crypto, I don't recommend doing this crypto stake method, for fear of being scammed. Because beginners still have very little knowledge about trusted sites or blockchains.

It is true that we are talking about something that is risky when we are trying to make a lot more money but at the same time we are talking about a deal that is potentially losing all of our money as well. There is no reason to do this if you think that you can find alternative ways you could make a profit from.

I personally believe that the best thing to do right now is to make sure that we could make a profit using this method and that should be fine. I know that it's not going to be a big deal, but at the end of the day if you could just focus on what is real and realistic and act on that, instead of risking too much and buying something that may crash to zero, that would be a lot better and I feel like that should be a good deal.

Im aint really on having the courage on parking out my coins into those validators and would be having those staking.Yes, it could make you earn more coins out of those parked coins but we cant be able to tell on when those things turns out to be shit and on the time that you would really be selling out just because you do see some pumping opportunity or moment then it is really just sad that unbonding period is really just
the main hindrance on why you wouldnt be able to do so.

Just like what most been saying on here, and also with APY's which its really that good to look at on but it would be always varying on the coin/token value, because if it do drops then
all of your accumulation would really be still useless but well these things would really be depending on you on which on how much risks you could be able to put on.
We cant just know on what would happen next.

[shinratensei_]

Staking and earning yield has a bad reputation due to what happened with all those lending platforms that went bust. People basically didn’t want to take risk, so they lent their crypto to earn a yield and look what happened.

So sure it’s great however there are way too many underlying issues, especially when it can get stolen. Even those liquidity provider on Defi is risky due to IL or due to some bug which drains all the funds.

this much is true, staking might sometime pose some risk of losing the investment staked altogether, even there are also histories of harmful staking contract that could drain the money.
usually i'd refrain from staking my money in newly founded platform as it's still lacking the reliability that i can trust it enough with my money. instead i'd just stake in binance or somewhere else that already has the reputation.
but even then the apy and interest aren't really sufficient so it could be waste of time, generally though in term of staking and even providing liquidity you will be required to have big capital if you want to have meaningful profit generated from it, otherwise you should forget about accumulating wealth massively as we have pictured, even those with massive APY are nothing but illusion for marketing, of course the high APY also come with some risk like the altcoin eventually losing the value and even got rugpulled.

[darewaller]

You can wake up the next day and find that the centralized exchange you are trusting your coins with has folded, and you can't do anything to get your lost coins back. And by the way, this staking on exchange you are talking about doesn't really add much interest to your coin (so, it's not really a great way to make crypto wealth),

That is one of the risks in staking, that a platform can get seized but I think it's also possible to stake without transferring your funds into someone else. This is more safer but I don't know if there are disadvantages of doing this like a reduction in reward, something like that. I see that the staking rewards in a centralized platform is also small so it's not worth the risk then. Better if we will just hold the coins in our own or do trading, as this two are already known as the best ways to earn a profit.

I can tell you that exchange staking is not a real method to gain crypto wealth.

I wouldn't say its fake either unless if the exchange was a scam. Maybe you mean to say is that, staking is not effective if one is having an ambition of earning a huge a income.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

I can tell you that exchange staking is not a real method to gain crypto wealth.

Maybe you mean to say is that, staking is not effective if one is having an ambition of earning a huge a income.

Well, yes, if that's what it is. It's really not a very effective way because the ROI is very low. I don't know, but after staking, I think the exchange uses the staked token or coin to make a huge profit, whereas they only give you a little profit as ROI. Imagine staking $1000 for like two months on Binance, and you can not even get up to $15 in ROI for that period of two months. It's really poor to me; I don't know what others think, though. At least if the person has loaned that money out for like two months, they will have about $20 in interest or even more.

[Blowon]

unfortunately these staking are those who are very patient in reaping profits. Real staking usually takes quite a long time and a lot of capital for moderate profits. well, if it is to fight an unstable market staking is the best option. I recommend not staking on new websites or on high APY as they have a short life to invest.

[bittraffic]

unfortunately these staking are those who are very patient in reaping profits. Real staking usually takes quite a long time and a lot of capital for moderate profits. well, if it is to fight an unstable market staking is the best option. I recommend not staking on new websites or on high APY as they have a short life to invest.

As usual you benefit more when you bought your tokens at the very early stage of the project where the price is just cents that even after the bull run, you still can see its profiting and you won't be scratching your head regretting you should have sold while the price was high.

Those who bought Cardano (ADA) while the price was just $0.02 enjoys it still while those who bought at $3 are quitting before it even dip to $2. That's the lesson to learn every time a bull market is about to end.

[kojektea]

t makes more sense to use it when in a negative market. because staking can make us produce even though we have to wait longer, but it's much safer than having to trade when the market is negative. although this takes a long time and the actual staking should be with not too high APY to avoid rugpulls in the future.

[ololajulo]

I appreciate the concept of staking, as it helps to prevent coin dumping. However, I believe that this idea requires proper management. For instance, some of the coins that have been staked for the long term will be unstaked this month, which indicates that the coins will eventually be dumped. What if the unstaking of these coins is staggered over the years while staking continues in a cycle? It's evident that staking still has its weaknesses, which should be addressed.

[dansus021]

You right when the bear market comes I just do staking and wait for the better price to exit while waiting we can see our coin is growing but the staking itself has a risk.

I like new coin/token back when the bull market I heavily invest in new coin usually on BSC ecosystem or other EVm chain compatible but after that the token price is drop to zero or turn into ash this is one of the risk if you staking with new coin it always better to find a good staking coin like BNB ETH Cardano although big coin like I mention before has low APY so this is fair

[wajik-tempe]

Although staking carries no risk of liquidation, there is always a chance that the asset's price could decline, bringing about lower rewards or losses. The benefits you receive for staking may also not always be guaranteed and may change based on the market and network's staking policies.

Additionally, the new exchange feature that allows users to earn interest may be a good way to generate passive income without having to worry about the specifics of staking.

[Natalim]

Although staking carries no risk of liquidation, there is always a chance that the asset's price could decline, bringing about lower rewards or losses. The benefits you receive for staking may also not always be guaranteed and may change based on the market and network's staking policies.

Additionally, the new exchange feature that allows users to earn interest may be a good way to generate passive income without having to worry about the specifics of staking.

The idea of staking is just to encourage investors to hold their coins and earn some percentage while waiting for the price to grow. It somehow builds confidence to holders that a few weeks from staking they'll double their rewards as they sell them. It was now a usual practice by many investors but honestly, I don't do it for the sake that I want to keep my funds secured because I know that the rewards I probably get from staking are very small and aren't convincing for me and most of all, the risks from losing them all if the platform turn scam.

[LastKiss]

Although staking carries no risk of liquidation, there is always a chance that the asset's price could decline, bringing about lower rewards or losses. The benefits you receive for staking may also not always be guaranteed and may change based on the market and network's staking policies.

Additionally, the new exchange feature that allows users to earn interest may be a good way to generate passive income without having to worry about the specifics of staking.

The idea of staking is just to encourage investors to hold their coins and earn some percentage while waiting for the price to grow. It somehow builds confidence to holders that a few weeks from staking they'll double their rewards as they sell them. It was now a usual practice by many investors but honestly, I don't do it for the sake that I want to keep my funds secured because I know that the rewards I probably get from staking are very small and aren't convincing for me and most of all, the risks from losing them all if the platform turn scam.

That's why we should wait until the bear market happens cause when that happens we can buy the crypto at a low price and start staking until the bull market starts again. to avoid from scam crypto we can choose top altcoins that have a staking feature with that we can reduce the chance we will get scam by the project.

[Similificator]

Well, it's quite good to stake since it gives profits without putting in a lot of effort but it does have it's cons as well. So before staking make sure that the coin or token that you are staking is a good one, that you are on a safe platform for staking, that the quantity is enough to make the profit from staking worth your while, etc., etc. Because for staking, there are risks due to it taking a long time before being able to get those profits. Some staking lasts for months and some for years. Some also gets locked till the staking duration is over. And believe me, a LOT of things can happen in just a span of few months. So be mindful of what coin you choose to stake and how reputable the staking platform you chose is.

[irhact]

I appreciate the concept of staking, as it helps to prevent coin dumping. However, I believe that this idea requires proper management. For instance, some of the coins that have been staked for the long term will be unstaked this month, which indicates that the coins will eventually be dumped. What if the unstaking of these coins is staggered over the years while staking continues in a cycle? It's evident that staking still has its weaknesses, which should be addressed.

This weakness has caused lots of problem in the past that lead to fud and made many peoject to dump so some projects has decided to make their unstaking period not to have a fixed date so everyone doesn't go to unstake on that particular date to cause a panic in the market. Unstaking period are now flexible and you can unstake at anytime for most project.

Exchanges that offer staking rewards also has this two options as well, you can decide to stake for a longer period of time that'll have more rewards attached or participate in flexible staking campaign that can be unstaked at any time of the day. It's left for the individual to decide.

[slaman29]

Well, it's quite good to stake since it gives profits without putting in a lot of effort but it does have it's cons as well. So before staking make sure that the coin or token that you are staking is a good one, that you are on a safe platform for staking, that the quantity is enough to make the profit from staking worth your while, etc., etc. Because for staking, there are risks due to it taking a long time before being able to get those profits. Some staking lasts for months and some for years. Some also gets locked till the staking duration is over. And believe me, a LOT of things can happen in just a span of few months. So be mindful of what coin you choose to stake and how reputable the staking platform you chose is.

When has something that you can get  and yet doesn't need effort been useful to you in any moment in life right?

Faucets? Airdrops? Staking?

I have done staking long ago, and made a huge experiment with it. I opened something like 20 wallets and bought the coins and staked them manually. I even opened POSwallet and maybe another 20 or 30 coins in there all staking for me.

Guess what? Did I make profit? I'm here, not rich and no longer staking.

It's con is literally a con

[jeraldskie11]

I appreciate the concept of staking, as it helps to prevent coin dumping. However, I believe that this idea requires proper management. For instance, some of the coins that have been staked for the long term will be unstaked this month, which indicates that the coins will eventually be dumped. What if the unstaking of these coins is staggered over the years while staking continues in a cycle? It's evident that staking still has its weaknesses, which should be addressed.

I get your perspective, however we don't have to worry about dumping because the staking rewards aren't intended to boost supply. So, if someone wants to sell their tokens after staking for a long time, the price will not be affected significantly. The only negative I see in staking is the "lock up," which means you can't sell your tokens whenever you want. However, I believe that when the market is down, it is the best time to stake your tokens or coins. Ethereum, Cardano, and Atom are examples of coins that demonstrate the benefits of staking.

[Chainsmokers]

Although staking carries no risk of liquidation, there is always a chance that the asset's price could decline, bringing about lower rewards or losses. The benefits you receive for staking may also not always be guaranteed and may change based on the market and network's staking policies.

Additionally, the new exchange feature that allows users to earn interest may be a good way to generate passive income without having to worry about the specifics of staking.

The idea of staking is just to encourage investors to hold their coins and earn some percentage while waiting for the price to grow. It somehow builds confidence to holders that a few weeks from staking they'll double their rewards as they sell them. It was now a usual practice by many investors but honestly, I don't do it for the sake that I want to keep my funds secured because I know that the rewards I probably get from staking are very small and aren't convincing for me and most of all, the risks from losing them all if the platform turn scam.

That's why we should wait until the bear market happens cause when that happens we can buy the crypto at a low price and start staking until the bull market starts again. to avoid from scam crypto we can choose top altcoins that have a staking feature with that we can reduce the chance we will get scam by the project.

Indeed the best time to buy in a bear market and sell in a bull market,
the top altcoins are certainly much safer than the new altcoins which we don't know what will be like in the future,
The most important thing is to always do your research first.

[ololajulo]

I appreciate the concept of staking, as it helps to prevent coin dumping. However, I believe that this idea requires proper management. For instance, some of the coins that have been staked for the long term will be unstaked this month, which indicates that the coins will eventually be dumped. What if the unstaking of these coins is staggered over the years while staking continues in a cycle? It's evident that staking still has its weaknesses, which should be addressed.

I get your perspective, however we don't have to worry about dumping because the staking rewards aren't intended to boost supply. So, if someone wants to sell their tokens after staking for a long time, the price will not be affected significantly. The only negative I see in staking is the "lock up," which means you can't sell your tokens whenever you want. However, I believe that when the market is down, it is the best time to stake your tokens or coins. Ethereum, Cardano, and Atom are examples of coins that demonstrate the benefits of staking.

while staking may not directly boost token supply, the increased circulation of staked tokens can still impact market dynamics. Selling staked tokens may not always significantly affect prices, but simultaneous selling can create temporary downward pressure. The lock-up period in staking restricts liquidity, which may be seen as a drawback for some investors. While staking during a bear market may offer benefits, market unpredictability can erode the value of staked assets. Successful staking coins like Ethereum, Cardano, and Atom demonstrate the potential benefits, but each project is unique, and success is not guaranteed for all staking cryptocurrencies. Thorough research is necessary before engaging in staking.

[KingsDen]

Staking is surely a way to earn some coins in profit when you finally sell off it but you have to know that the margin of profit you can get while staking your coin is very minimal if you have to trade it.

It is true that trading cryptocurrency gives better return of profit than staking cryptocurrency. But do not underestimate the profit that comes with staking. You might see it as very little based on the percentage, but if you have to stake a huge amount of money, you would understand that the percentage is fair enough for the stake.

This is where trust comes to play. Do you actually trust the centralized exchange you ask taking your money to that high extent. So it is a dilemma. Stake small and recieve small or stake large at your own risk.

[|MINER|]

It true that there are some exchanger gave these kinds of facilities but it should always be noted that one should not fall into the clutches of scammers hoping to get extra interest. Moreover, first check whether the platform on which you are going to stake is actually authentic and stay updated about the news about the platform. Don't be lured by high interest. Scammers often lure investors with high interest.

[Johnyz]

Staking when price fall you just buy more and put in to staking once price goes up you don't need to sell it you continue to staking so after u earn more.
The new feature on exchangers the EARN could be one of the best ways to earn income some of them Even no lock up or little as 14 days.
No liquitation risk and you sleep well newbie friendly method..instead of trading off course If you know what you doing trading good Also but staking Are great one.

Staking are more stress free as you are just need to stake your holdings and wait for some profit, this is a good opportunity for long term holding. Trading will always have a risk, and analyzing is required in trading, if you don’t have much of knowledge about it then staking is a good substitute while you are still learning. There are exchanges that offers investment opportunities especially with the launchpad and launchpool, you might want to take advantage of that as well.

[Hypnosis00]

It true that there are some exchanger gave these kinds of facilities but it should always be noted that one should not fall into the clutches of scammers hoping to get extra interest. Moreover, first check whether the platform on which you are going to stake is actually authentic and stay updated about the news about the platform. Don't be lured by high interest. Scammers often lure investors with high interest.

Well, I was expecting that thing to happen especially, if they don't take extra precautions. Many cases happen already that after staking, the site got collapsed and take their money. It is something they need to consider that they are using reputable exchanges otherwise, they are taking huge risks. But have to say that real investors don't look at such promotions ( staking for additional income) as they are into looking at the security of their fund. In fact, if just hold our coins and sell them during the bull season, we still make a profit from it and less risks.

[lalabotax]

Staking when price fall you just buy more and put in to staking once price goes up you don't need to sell it you continue to staking so after u earn more.
The new feature on exchangers the EARN could be one of the best ways to earn income some of them Even no lock up or little as 14 days.
No liquitation risk and you sleep well newbie friendly method..instead of trading off course If you know what you doing trading good Also but staking Are great one.

This will exactly depend on what coins and the amount you are staking. I have ever wanted to try staking on certain platforms. But, with the amount that I have and the period that I want, this is exactly not worth it. For, this is not appropriate for me although I have several amounts for staking, moreover sometimes, certain coins only give small APY. On the other hand, there may be certain platforms that give high APY, but we don't know the reputation and this will be a higher risk for us to stake it for a long time. Moreover, we cannot do anything to coins that we are still staking on, they are not able to sell even if their price keeps going up.

But once more, this is a personal preference. Some people may love staking to wait for long-term investment or holding. But some people prefer to do this. This becomes a personal decision. And everyone has their best decision to take and to do.

[bittraffic]

Staking when price fall you just buy more and put in to staking once price goes up you don't need to sell it you continue to staking so after u earn more.
The new feature on exchangers the EARN could be one of the best ways to earn income some of them Even no lock up or little as 14 days.
No liquitation risk and you sleep well newbie friendly method..instead of trading off course If you know what you doing trading good Also but staking Are great one.

This will exactly depend on what coins and the amount you are staking. I have ever wanted to try staking on certain platforms. But, with the amount that I have and the period that I want, this is exactly not worth it. For, this is not appropriate for me although I have several amounts for staking, moreover sometimes, certain coins only give small APY. On the other hand, there may be certain platforms that give high APY, but we don't know the reputation and this will be a higher risk for us to stake it for a long time. Moreover, we cannot do anything to coins that we are still staking on, they are not able to sell even if their price keeps going up.

But once more, this is a personal preference. Some people may love staking to wait for long-term investment or holding. But some people prefer to do this. This becomes a personal decision. And everyone has their best decision to take and to do.

The decision is probably because they are willing to wait for a very long time. But I doubt that they won't sell in the bull run though. In the bear market, you can't sit seeing APY is not worth it. Accumulating in a bear market while the price is low is way preferable to waiting again for the price to rise in the bull run. That's another 4 years of waiting while the price keeps falling.

[death69]

Staking when price fall you just buy more and put in to staking once price goes up you don't need to sell it you continue to staking so after u earn more.
The new feature on exchangers the EARN could be one of the best ways to earn income some of them Even no lock up or little as 14 days.
No liquitation risk and you sleep well newbie friendly method..instead of trading off course If you know what you doing trading good Also but staking Are great one.

This will exactly depend on what coins and the amount you are staking. I have ever wanted to try staking on certain platforms. But, with the amount that I have and the period that I want, this is exactly not worth it. For, this is not appropriate for me although I have several amounts for staking, moreover sometimes, certain coins only give small APY. On the other hand, there may be certain platforms that give high APY, but we don't know the reputation and this will be a higher risk for us to stake it for a long time. Moreover, we cannot do anything to coins that we are still staking on, they are not able to sell even if their price keeps going up.

But once more, this is a personal preference. Some people may love staking to wait for long-term investment or holding. But some people prefer to do this. This becomes a personal decision. And everyone has their best decision to take and to do.

Staking's a dilemma – no universal solution exists. It's all about coin types, platform APYs, and your personal risk threshold, as you wisely pointed out. Feels like the stock market to me. Risks abound, but pair research with smart moves, and you're in for a side-splitting, electrifying ride.

Keep this in mind: staking's a long-haul affair. It's no easy money scheme; you need patience and discipline. For the committed, there's a treasure trove of stable, trustworthy returns. So, to potential stakers, here's the deal: hit the books, be realistic, and – most crucially – enjoy the wild ride! Investing's meant to be a blast, isn't it?

[Altryist]

Never think that staking will give you a decent profit while holding and besides, this is too risky on your part. I'm not going to stop you but I like to help you out from thinking that this is a good solution to earn more without doing anything because the reality is that, it is just only a penny.
Trading is way better but I don't ask you to do that if you are not knowledgeable about this otherwise, you are just throwing your money into the other hands. For any of these strategies and ways of earning, you must have to choose reputable exchanges, most especially if you are staking.

I have never considered staking as a way to make money, although if it does not require blocking my coins, I can keep them in my wallet and make a profit, but it is too small for me to take it seriously.

I can keep my coins in my wallet during medium-term trading and make some profit, but as soon as the token reaches the price at which I am ready to sell it, I take the coins to the exchange and sell them. Otherwise, I have never used staking for profit, and I believe that trading can give much better profits in much less time.

[ShowOff]

I have never considered staking as a way to make money, although if it does not require blocking my coins, I can keep them in my wallet and make a profit, but it is too small for me to take it seriously.

I can keep my coins in my wallet during medium-term trading and make some profit, but as soon as the token reaches the price at which I am ready to sell it, I take the coins to the exchange and sell them. Otherwise, I have never used staking for profit, and I believe that trading can give much better profits in much less time.

Everyone's preferences are certainly different, but personally I also would not do staking in any form because I tend to prioritize investment rather than expecting passive income which is too low.

Staking means that we have to keep all assets on the exchange/ staking platform, they freeze them for a certain period of time, so it means that all the assets that we have are controlled by the exchange/staking platform which has risks. Honestly, I wouldn't do it even if they promised passive returns.

[so98nn]

I am no fan but the only staking that I have followed successfully is the free Bitcoins FUN token staking program. Since they offer it via their premium feature program but it is still one of the staking programs too. They offer staking for 15 days, 30 days, 90 days, 180 and 365 days. You could easily get as much as 25% on the staked coins/tokens and thus be profitable in terms of earning the "same" coin/token or increasing the volume of your wallet for that staking alone.

Short-term staking gives less profit but you can unlock your tokens quickly and check if you are in profits in terms of USDT values, if not then you can always continue to stake.

The most profitable strategy so far is, to do compounding. That means, whenever you are given interest + principle amount, you should be reinvesting the total again. Thus profiting more with time.

[iv4n]

I am no fan but the only staking that I have followed successfully is the free Bitcoins FUN token staking program. Since they offer it via their premium feature program but it is still one of the staking programs too. They offer staking for 15 days, 30 days, 90 days, 180 and 365 days. You could easily get as much as 25% on the staked coins/tokens and thus be profitable in terms of earning the "same" coin/token or increasing the volume of your wallet for that staking alone.
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I have fun with staking, and from my experience, it's a double-edged sword. Since you mentioned FUN, a week ago my "one-year FUN staking ended", since the price of FUN is touching some lows I didn't have some "great" results. Nevertheless, I am still active there and I still have some staked FUN, I decided to change my approach, but that is a different story.

Staking is bringing some passive income, but if we choose the wrong coin/token we will not make any profit. Simple as that, even if staking offers some crazy high returns they will not cover the investment if the price of the coin/token drops down too much.

The FUN token is a casino token, we can stake it to get more FUN tokens, and we will unlock some other perks on Freebitcoin by doing that, but that's it. Some other casinos have a different system, if you stake their tokens dividends are paid in some popular cryptocurrencies: BTC, BNB, TRX, USDT, ETH, and so on, depending on the casino and their system.

Today we can  "stake" money/crypto at banks, exchanges, wallets, different services, and casinos (believe it or not)... rates are different, as always the risky ones have higher returns, but there are some pretty safe staking options out there with low returns.  In the end, it's on us and are we ready to risk and let our money/coins work for us or not?

[lizarder]

Staking when price fall you just buy more and put in to staking once price goes up you don't need to sell it you continue to staking so after u earn more.
The new feature on exchangers the EARN could be one of the best ways to earn income some of them Even no lock up or little as 14 days.

Staking something shouldn't be good and shouldn't be done on a centralized exchange, despite the short 14 day period as you mentioned and the bigger concern how when the coin staking time drops sharply and you lose huge value on the stake. To get a stable income it is not recommended to do staking, especially when dealing with altcoins that are not clear because there are lots of risks that you will accept if something unexpected happens.

While trading is much better than staking, there are many cases of coins losing up to 80% in selling value and there are many reasons why trading is much better than staking, risk and liquidity considerations are probably one of them, although some people think staking can generate passive income and it also depends on what kind of coin is staked.

[goaldigger]

Staking when price fall you just buy more and put in to staking once price goes up you don't need to sell it you continue to staking so after u earn more.
The new feature on exchangers the EARN could be one of the best ways to earn income some of them Even no lock up or little as 14 days.
No liquitation risk and you sleep well newbie friendly method..instead of trading off course If you know what you doing trading good Also but staking Are great one.

Great way to earn but with regards to wealth, you must have a good capital here before you can feel the profit in staking and of course don’t just expect to become rich over night or even a year with just staking. Its good if you are able to timing the market at a cheaper price, though many are not aiming for this probably they are just waiting for the other crypto to become cheaper before they stop staking. I’ve done this before and with my small capital, its not that worth it.

[Rengga Jati]

It will exactly depend on what stake you have. And it will also depend on how many coins to stake and how long to stake for you. I don' think it can be the best way, but it may be a good way for certain people, especially those who have big accounts and want to stake for a longer time investment. This will be probably worthy it for them, but if you only have small amount, this will be not worthy becuase the result is very smalll although we have been staking forlonger time.

[jossiel]

Great way to earn but with regards to wealth, you must have a good capital here before you can feel the profit in staking and of course don’t just expect to become rich over night or even a year with just staking. Its good if you are able to timing the market at a cheaper price, though many are not aiming for this probably they are just waiting for the other crypto to become cheaper before they stop staking. I’ve done this before and with my small capital, its not that worth it.

True.

Someone who think that staking is going to give him that much profit have to realize in able to attain that, one must have a big capital to do it.

But if you're not for that thinking and you just want to casually gain without doing anything then just stake the crypto that's stakeable in different platforms and wallets.

[gunhell16]

The good thing about staking is that the income from the coins you choose is continuous, there is and will be a real profit even if you do nothing. But I think it's better for DEX to do it in my opinion.

Although it's okay with CEX it should only be trusted like Binance, that's why the stakes features are increasing in CEX and DEX because they see that it's real and there's profit here. So even if you are just a beginner you can enter the staking program of an exchange platform.

[cydrix]

Don't assume that your coin's staking is profitable and that you will continue to make money every day until the conclusion of the time; as we have learned from other coins that enable staking and are listed on larger exchanges like Binance, we cannot guarantee a constant price for the duration of the staking period. AXS and Solana are good research options because they both offer larger rewards for staking and have been listed on Binance. But if someone staked on an all-time high price before the staking period finished, both coins would have dropped precipitously and about 80%, so don't think that staking is the ideal way to get passive income from cryptocurrencies.

[maydna]

It will exactly depend on what stake you have. And it will also depend on how many coins to stake and how long to stake for you. I don' think it can be the best way, but it may be a good way for certain people, especially those who have big accounts and want to stake for a longer time investment. This will be probably worthy it for them, but if you only have small amount, this will be not worthy becuase the result is very smalll although we have been staking forlonger time.

Better to use that small amount for trading because we can benefit from trading. But before we trade, we must know how good we are at trading to get the right time to trade. But if he still wants to try staking, he can try it to see the results over the next month or three. And if the results are good, he can continue, but if the results are unsatisfactory, he has to think again about continuing staking.

[GeorgeJohn]

Staking when price fall you just buy more and put in to staking once price goes up you don't need to sell it you continue to staking so after u earn more.

You don't need to be staking when the price goes up,for you to stake your coin you have a target, you can move further for investment or staking more when your target has not come to place, but it depends on individual plans of staking, actually staking have a durability, its when you have enough funds or you duration of staking has elapsed when you will stake more, but I like to encourage my fellow investors not to be greedy for anything doing, you might stake more and more and the price of cryptocurrency have to retrace to bearish because of negative information, so automatically you are at lost side.

The new feature on exchangers the EARN could be one of the best ways to earn income some of them Even no lock up or little as 14 days.
No liquitation risk and you sleep well newbie friendly method..instead of trading off course If you know what you doing trading good Also but staking Are great one.

Investors knows the kind of investment that will propagate to itself, from the look of things I believe that what you know better is what you like doing provided you are benefiting or been beneficiary to it. Some people don't like staking because it's have not been unanimous especially to new investors, anyone mindset for cryptocurrency investment always go directly to trading, because trading it's always been pronounced to people concerning cryptocurrency investment.

[cheezcarls]

Staking when price fall you just buy more and put in to staking once price goes up you don't need to sell it you continue to staking so after u earn more.
The new feature on exchangers the EARN could be one of the best ways to earn income some of them Even no lock up or little as 14 days.
No liquitation risk and you sleep well newbie friendly method..instead of trading off course If you know what you doing trading good Also but staking Are great one.

I don’t know why you’re putting this topic in the trading section? How can staking be trading to you? This should be moved to an appropriate section maybe Altcoin Discussion.

As for staking, it is a double-edged sword method for me. Either you can make or break. Depending on the platform’s APY on the preferred coin or token that you are going to stake, there are no promises or astronomical guaranteed returns on its value after the staking ends.

Although the tokens you are expecting after a certain period of time are “guaranteed”, but the value itself isn’t due to the continuous volatility and very unpredictable. You may not know when it will go up or down without warning, so you better expect the unexpected in the end.

[Huppercase]

Staking when price fall you just buy more and put in to staking once price goes up you don't need to sell it you continue to staking so after u earn more.
The new feature on exchangers the EARN could be one of the best ways to earn income some of them Even no lock up or little as 14 days.
No liquitation risk and you sleep well newbie friendly method..instead of trading off course If you know what you doing trading good Also but staking Are great one.

I hope you don't buy and stake coins and endup having zero worth on the chain, I'm trying to relate your post with what happen to the market last year, when the marekt was going down and down, so many people bought tokens and when they stake it, the coins continue to dump more the following months and the problem with this staking is that there is a condition that comes with it, there is a locking period when you stake a coin and no way to unstake it until that period reach, some may even allow you unstake but comes with a fee but they are few in numbers and they are still holding in loss till today.

[peter0425]

Staking when price fall you just buy more and put in to staking once price goes up you don't need to sell it you continue to staking so after u earn more.
The new feature on exchangers the EARN could be one of the best ways to earn income some of them Even no lock up or little as 14 days.
No liquitation risk and you sleep well newbie friendly method..instead of trading off course If you know what you doing trading good Also but staking Are great one.

Same as my way to take advantage of the market, have seen so much of this in the past that I did not pay attention till a friend of mine become millionaire because of staking ang holding.
Now I come to an idea that i only wanted to earn but not digging deeply.

I'm not sure if you are talking about an exchange or a crypto exchange, but it's a good way to earn money.  
  
In my opinion, this is the best way to earn money.  
  
1\.2\.3\.4\.5\. Invest in a crypto exchange.  
  
There are many ways to earn money, but I have no idea how to do it.

And not that easy mate, remember that this market is changing courses and we only speculating,
So what assurance can we get from it?

[Lanatsa]

Staking when price fall you just buy more and put in to staking once price goes up you don't need to sell it you continue to staking so after u earn more.
The new feature on exchangers the EARN could be one of the best ways to earn income some of them Even no lock up or little as 14 days.
No liquitation risk and you sleep well newbie friendly method..instead of trading off course If you know what you doing trading good Also but staking Are great one.

Same as my way to take advantage of the market, have seen so much of this in the past that I did not pay attention till a friend of mine become millionaire because of staking ang holding.
Now I come to an idea that i only wanted to earn but not digging deeply.

I'm not sure if you are talking about an exchange or a crypto exchange, but it's a good way to earn money.  
  
In my opinion, this is the best way to earn money.  
  
1\.2\.3\.4\.5\. Invest in a crypto exchange.  
  
There are many ways to earn money, but I have no idea how to do it.

And not that easy mate, remember that this market is changing courses and we only speculating,
So what assurance can we get from it?

A very newbie-like common impression about making fast deal on this crypto space and believing that making money is really just easy as pie on which this is where impulsive actions and mistakes could really happen. This is why its never been right for you to have this kind of mindset and emotion that you would be rushing up on making yourself getting rich because it wont really be something as it sounds.

Speaking about Staking then this is commonly known on earning more coins while you do part or holding it and different validators would really be offering good APY which it do really looks
worth while you are holding but the cons is that you arent owning those coins once you do make out that kind of transfer or transaction and this is something that i dont
really like and also with that unbonding period which it would be holding up for how many weeks before you could pull totally of those number of tokens
or coins you had staked on which it cant be possible you would be able to see once there's some price pump.

[bitterguy28]

Staking when price fall you just buy more and put in to staking once price goes up you don't need to sell it you continue to staking so after u earn more.
The new feature on exchangers the EARN could be one of the best ways to earn income some of them Even no lock up or little as 14 days.
No liquitation risk and you sleep well newbie friendly method..instead of trading off course If you know what you doing trading good Also but staking Are great one.

Staking is always been a great option , but for those who wanted to see their folio moving here and there in certain period then they would love risking ,
at least they can have a enjoyable trading purpose , because most of those who love to stake are the kind of people that sees the word HODL.
and instead of Holding in their pocket/wallets, then they use options from exchange and other platform to conduct this stake chances.

[Bushdark]

Staking when price fall you just buy more and put in to staking once price goes up you don't need to sell it you continue to staking so after u earn more.
The new feature on exchangers the EARN could be one of the best ways to earn income some of them Even no lock up or little as 14 days.
No liquitation risk and you sleep well newbie friendly method..instead of trading off course If you know what you doing trading good Also but staking Are great one.

Staking is mostly good for people that having large holding of tokens on exchanges so they don't need to worry about what the market does whether there is high liquidity or not. When you stake your tokens you are going to earn do percentage ranging from 2% to 30% APY per annual. This is mostly going to favour those people that have large holdings and they will be able to earn good amount of money from  just staking your tokens or coins that  you have on the exchange.

 But it always has disadvantage when we stake so we should always ensure that the exchanges we are staking our coins is very reliable and we don't stake for too long because the market can go bullish and we might be expecting to sell some of our holdings to earn more.

[savetheFORUM]

When you say staking, this indicates two things, that the currency works on the principle of proof of stake, or that there is a service that gives you a return from the deposit.

POS coins lose their value in the long run. It is true that money increases by a certain percentage, but its value after the increase is less than its real value, and therefore you lose the value of your money.

The services that give you a return from the deposit are good, but they are central and you need to trust them, as it is possible and in an instant to lose your capital without compensation.

If you are looking for value, you will definitely stay away from all staking coins and services.

There are platforms which gives you interest from your crypto deposits but this is not what you call staking because the coins involved are not proof of stake. There is also no commitment on here. That means you can withdraw your money anytime but like staking, the interest that you can get is only small.

For some, this is better than just letting your money sit in your wallet and earning nothing. POS coins are not a fiat that can lose it's value in the long run but there might be POS coins who are not good enough to get a continuous support from the public. So it's important to make research before picking a coin that you want to stake. Another thing is to look for a trusted platform to stake your coins or better not stake at all since the risk is a bit high than the reward.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Staking when price fall you just buy more and put in to staking once price goes up you don't need to sell it you continue to staking so after u earn more.
The new feature on exchangers the EARN could be one of the best ways to earn income some of them Even no lock up or little as 14 days.
No liquitation risk and you sleep well newbie friendly method..instead of trading off course If you know what you doing trading good Also but staking Are great one.

This will exactly depend on what coins and the amount you are staking. I have ever wanted to try staking on certain platforms. But, with the amount that I have and the period that I want, this is exactly not worth it. For, this is not appropriate for me although I have several amounts for staking, moreover sometimes, certain coins only give small APY. On the other hand, there may be certain platforms that give high APY, but we don't know the reputation and this will be a higher risk for us to stake it for a long time. Moreover, we cannot do anything to coins that we are still staking on, they are not able to sell even if their price keeps going up.

But once more, this is a personal preference. Some people may love staking to wait for long-term investment or holding. But some people prefer to do this. This becomes a personal decision. And everyone has their best decision to take and to do.

The decision is probably because they are willing to wait for a very long time. But I doubt that they won't sell in the bull run though. In the bear market, you can't sit seeing APY is not worth it. Accumulating in a bear market while the price is low is way preferable to waiting again for the price to rise in the bull run. That's another 4 years of waiting while the price keeps falling.

Yes, precisely things can happen for now that the stake can be seen in the most profitable way possible, but when the stake one can stop it whenever you want and withdraw your profits at once, but in general you must Always respect the term or the time that was Postponed, and what can happen there are two things, the risk that the price drops more and that investment is greatly affected and without being able to do anything, you cannot move that money completely Blocked, or the second option, which means That the price rises and that afterwards the benefits cannot be obtained until the Required time is met, I see it as a double-edged sword.

[irhact]

Staking is mostly good for people that having large holding of tokens on exchanges so they don't need to worry about what the market does whether there is high liquidity or not. When you stake your tokens you are going to earn do percentage ranging from 2% to 30% APY per annual. This is mostly going to favour those people that have large holdings and they will be able to earn good amount of money from  just staking your tokens or coins that  you have on the exchange.

Exchange are not good places to store your coins. Staking is also a good way to hold your cryptocurrency as it prevents you from selling when you want to since your staked tokens have to stay locked for some amount of time before you can access them to withdraw. If you want to stake any project, it should be done in your wallet that you have the private key to and not on centralized cryptocurrency exchanges.

Exchange have high APY and they do that to attract customers so they keep sending coins to the exchange but if the exchange gets hacked or it was to collapse just as it did to FTX exchange, the customers loses all the cryptocurency they were storing on the exchange.

[merekamo]

You are right, I agree with you. Staking can be a more passive and less risky way to earn from your cryptocurrency holdings than trading. When the price of the staked asset falls, you can indeed buy more and add it to your betting position, increasing your profit potential when the price recovers. However, as my advice, the value of the assets you are betting on can still fluctuate with market conditions. This means that if the asset's price drops, your staking reward may not be enough to offset the loss in value.

What's more, there are also some staking platforms that require you to lock up your assets for a certain period of time, or have a minimum number of coins to stake. So that it can limit your ability to access or sell it in the event of an emergency or market opportunity. Always check the latest staking for the platform you are using. However, it is important to understand the risks and choose a reputable platform or validator to maximize your staking rewards.

[tvplus006]

...Another thing is to look for a trusted platform to stake your coins or better not stake at all since the risk is a bit high than the reward.

Yes, everyone should remember this before sending their coins, since the risk of losing them is very high. I'll give you an example today: the Multichain team was arrested by the Chinese police, seizing assets worth $1.5 billion. I doubt that this cryptocurrency will be returned to its rightful owners. In addition, the team stole $2.5 million worth of cryptocurrency, sending it to the Gate exchange. Obviously, someone will never see their money again.

[Hamphser]

...Another thing is to look for a trusted platform to stake your coins or better not stake at all since the risk is a bit high than the reward.

Yes, everyone should remember this before sending their coins, since the risk of losing them is very high. I'll give you an example today: the Multichain team was arrested by the Chinese police, seizing assets worth $1.5 billion. I doubt that this cryptocurrency will be returned to its rightful owners. In addition, the team stole $2.5 million worth of cryptocurrency, sending it to the Gate exchange. Obviously, someone will never see their money again.

This is why im not really that confident on staking up my coins, not only just earning that small APY but the risks involved or something we do speak about ratio is never been worth and this is why its better that i

dont not earn more coins as long im much assure that my coins are totally safe in my own wallet which i do possess the keys.Usually people would be staking to  earn more which it isnt really that bad
specially if you do really believe on a project would be lasting that long or does have potential but those validators are really just having the potential on becoming shit and mess up everything.
In result? You would really be ending up on waiting for some investigation result or whatever cases would really be needing to be solved out first before you could
really able to held your funds once again.If you could bare up with the risks then its your choice.

[DoublerHunter]

...Another thing is to look for a trusted platform to stake your coins or better not stake at all since the risk is a bit high than the reward.

Yes, everyone should remember this before sending their coins, since the risk of losing them is very high. I'll give you an example today: the Multichain team was arrested by the Chinese police, seizing assets worth $1.5 billion. I doubt that this cryptocurrency will be returned to its rightful owners. In addition, the team stole $2.5 million worth of cryptocurrency, sending it to the Gate exchange. Obviously, someone will never see their money again.

^That is a big question before planning to stake our crypto, which is a good platform to entrust our valuable assets?
Because staking involves locking up your coins for a specific period, and while you may earn rewards for doing so, there is always the possibility of losing your staked coins if the platform encounters issues or faces security breaches.
If you find the risk-to-reward ratio unfavorable or if you are uncomfortable with the potential risks, it may be better to refrain from staking altogether. Instead, you can explore other investment options within the cryptocurrency market that can manage your risk and investment goals.

[tvplus006]

...Another thing is to look for a trusted platform to stake your coins or better not stake at all since the risk is a bit high than the reward.

Yes, everyone should remember this before sending their coins, since the risk of losing them is very high. I'll give you an example today: the Multichain team was arrested by the Chinese police, seizing assets worth $1.5 billion. I doubt that this cryptocurrency will be returned to its rightful owners. In addition, the team stole $2.5 million worth of cryptocurrency, sending it to the Gate exchange. Obviously, someone will never see their money again.

This is why im not really that confident on staking up my coins, not only just earning that small APY but the risks involved or something we do speak about ratio is never been worth and this is why its better that i

dont not earn more coins as long im much assure that my coins are totally safe in my own wallet which i do possess the keys.Usually people would be staking to  earn more which it isnt really that bad
specially if you do really believe on a project would be lasting that long or does have potential but those validators are really just having the potential on becoming shit and mess up everything.
In result? You would really be ending up on waiting for some investigation result or whatever cases would really be needing to be solved out first before you could
really able to held your funds once again.If you could bare up with the risks then its your choice.

It is up to everyone to decide whether or not to place coins on staking, but saving their money is the responsibility of every investor. And as practice shows, it is better to lose a profit than to lose your money. But if the desire to get a profit still remains, then you need to carefully choose a platform for staking.

[Altryist]

That is a big question before planning to stake our crypto, which is a good platform to entrust our valuable assets?
Because staking involves locking up your coins for a specific period, and while you may earn rewards for doing so, there is always the possibility of losing your staked coins if the platform encounters issues or faces security breaches.
If you find the risk-to-reward ratio unfavorable or if you are uncomfortable with the potential risks, it may be better to refrain from staking altogether. Instead, you can explore other investment options within the cryptocurrency market that can manage your risk and investment goals.

I don't like staking because in some cases it requires my coins to be locked up for a while, which makes it impossible for me to sell them in case of a good pump. After almost every big pump, the price returns to the previous values and if you can sell on the pump and buy back when the price drops again, then you will get a much larger benefit compared to staking, this has been proven repeatedly. Therefore, I prefer to control my coins all the time, without blocking them at any time. I can stake my coins as long as it doesn't require blocking, otherwise it doesn't suit me.

[Fatunad]

...Another thing is to look for a trusted platform to stake your coins or better not stake at all since the risk is a bit high than the reward.

Yes, everyone should remember this before sending their coins, since the risk of losing them is very high. I'll give you an example today: the Multichain team was arrested by the Chinese police, seizing assets worth $1.5 billion. I doubt that this cryptocurrency will be returned to its rightful owners. In addition, the team stole $2.5 million worth of cryptocurrency, sending it to the Gate exchange. Obviously, someone will never see their money again.

This is why im not really that confident on staking up my coins, not only just earning that small APY but the risks involved or something we do speak about ratio is never been worth and this is why its better that i

dont not earn more coins as long im much assure that my coins are totally safe in my own wallet which i do possess the keys.Usually people would be staking to  earn more which it isnt really that bad
specially if you do really believe on a project would be lasting that long or does have potential but those validators are really just having the potential on becoming shit and mess up everything.
In result? You would really be ending up on waiting for some investigation result or whatever cases would really be needing to be solved out first before you could
really able to held your funds once again.If you could bare up with the risks then its your choice.

It is up to everyone to decide whether or not to place coins on staking, but saving their money is the responsibility of every investor. And as practice shows, it is better to lose a profit than to lose your money. But if the desire to get a profit still remains, then you need to carefully choose a platform for staking.

Yes, if you are really that liking to earn something more with your coins then staking would be the key but we should know that there's an unbonding period. Usually people would really be making out some sells
on the time the price of the coin that they do hold would really be tending to sell but they cant because of that unbonding period and this is the cons when you do stake up. Unless if there would be some sort of
immediate withdrawals or transfer then it would be good but basing up on the actual experience, there's really that grace or unbonding period which you would really be needing
to wait up.

Just like on what other users or members above been posting about this then it would be better if you do just simply hold up your coins without the need of staking on your own wallet or you would be already opening
some sell orders on exchange (not recommendable) but its up to you whether you could really be able to bare up such risks.

[jaberwock]

It is up to everyone to decide whether or not to place coins on staking, but saving their money is the responsibility of every investor. And as practice shows, it is better to lose a profit than to lose your money. But if the desire to get a profit still remains, then you need to carefully choose a platform for staking.

Yes, if you are really that liking to earn something more with your coins then staking would be the key but we should know that there's an unbonding period. Usually people would really be making out some sells
on the time the price of the coin that they do hold would really be tending to sell but they cant because of that unbonding period and this is the cons when you do stake up. Unless if there would be some sort of
immediate withdrawals or transfer then it would be good but basing up on the actual experience, there's really that grace or unbonding period which you would really be needing
to wait up.

Just like on what other users or members above been posting about this then it would be better if you do just simply hold up your coins without the need of staking on your own wallet or you would be already opening
some sell orders on exchange (not recommendable) but its up to you whether you could really be able to bare up such risks.

If earning more is what we want, there are better options than in staking. There is trading. Next to it would be investing. If want something risky in order to earn a higher reward, there is also leverage trading and futures trading. Last but not the least is by playing a gambling. IDK what is that unbonding period you mean but in staking there is a term called unstake.

Many staker will then sell their coins after it. That's right, the con of staking is their lock-in period which can sometimes last up to a year. This is why it's important to pick only a coin which has a future potential so that you won't panic once it drops because you know that it still has the chance to recover.

[AmoreJaz]

That is a big question before planning to stake our crypto, which is a good platform to entrust our valuable assets?
Because staking involves locking up your coins for a specific period, and while you may earn rewards for doing so, there is always the possibility of losing your staked coins if the platform encounters issues or faces security breaches.
If you find the risk-to-reward ratio unfavorable or if you are uncomfortable with the potential risks, it may be better to refrain from staking altogether. Instead, you can explore other investment options within the cryptocurrency market that can manage your risk and investment goals.

I don't like staking because in some cases it requires my coins to be locked up for a while, which makes it impossible for me to sell them in case of a good pump. After almost every big pump, the price returns to the previous values and if you can sell on the pump and buy back when the price drops again, then you will get a much larger benefit compared to staking, this has been proven repeatedly. Therefore, I prefer to control my coins all the time, without blocking them at any time. I can stake my coins as long as it doesn't require blocking, otherwise it doesn't suit me.

if you stake in a 3rd party platform like in binance, you really need to wait for certain period to be over. but some coins, you can opt for flexible settings. but if you are staking in your own wallet, you can easily send it to an exchange and trade it. staking before was very profitable for me, but in the current market setting, i haven't staking anymore. maybe, tired of finding a good alt to stake. as most of the time, they won't hit the exchange and they are already dead.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

It should be understood that even this option may not always show results,

and you need to be prepared for this. Otherwise, the results may not be the most positive.

It's not as if it doesn't show results, but the profit is not tangible, not something that is worth risking your coin on the centralized exchange, because even on some centralized exchanges, you can stake your Bitcoin, but it is greatly discouraged to stake your Bitcoin on exchanges. Even buying Bitcoin on a centralized exchange is not secure, so buy on exchanges that are decentralized.

One doesn't need to prepare for anything serious apart from the fact that you will lose your token if the exchange gets hacked, and your KYC details can also be used to identify you if there is any reason to investigate crypto users. Note that it's not really for staking your token but for using centralized exchange.

[irhact]

I don't like staking because in some cases it requires my coins to be locked up for a while, which makes it impossible for me to sell them in case of a good pump. After almost every big pump, the price returns to the previous values and if you can sell on the pump and buy back when the price drops again, then you will get a much larger benefit compared to staking, this has been proven repeatedly. Therefore, I prefer to control my coins all the time, without blocking them at any time. I can stake my coins as long as it doesn't require blocking, otherwise it doesn't suit me.

You're not liking staking because you're getting the wrong information about it. I don't encourage the locking of coins for a long period as some projects have but we have other projects that you don't have to lock your token for a long period before you get rewarded. This tokens are flexible and can be unlocked whenever you want to so if you invest in this projects, you can always unlucky when there's a pump to sell.

Your strategy is very good, I also love to sell my altcoins and rebuy when the market is down since that's how the market move because of its volatility. When you get larger amount of your favorite tokens, you increase your benefits more when the market pumps again.

[EarnOnVictor]

...Another thing is to look for a trusted platform to stake your coins or better not stake at all since the risk is a bit high than the reward.

Yes, everyone should remember this before sending their coins, since the risk of losing them is very high. I'll give you an example today: the Multichain team was arrested by the Chinese police, seizing assets worth $1.5 billion. I doubt that this cryptocurrency will be returned to its rightful owners. In addition, the team stole $2.5 million worth of cryptocurrency, sending it to the Gate exchange. Obviously, someone will never see their money again.

This is why im not really that confident on staking up my coins, not only just earning that small APY but the risks involved or something we do speak about ratio is never been worth and this is why its better that i

dont not earn more coins as long im much assure that my coins are totally safe in my own wallet which i do possess the keys.Usually people would be staking to  earn more which it isnt really that bad
specially if you do really believe on a project would be lasting that long or does have potential but those validators are really just having the potential on becoming shit and mess up everything.
In result? You would really be ending up on waiting for some investigation result or whatever cases would really be needing to be solved out first before you could
really able to held your funds once again.If you could bare up with the risks then its your choice.

One should think of the risk in staking, and if they must stake at all, a very good project that has long-term success prospects are to be prioritised. Left to me, I can't, and such projects with the earlier stated qualities are not much and the few ones who qualify do not offer a high APY, so I believe staking is not for me. I would rather keep my money in the bank where I know that my offers are almost guaranteed rather than staking it and entrusting my coin in the care of some people at the high risk of losing it when something bad happens.

Thankfully, I know how to trade and invest, so it has always been the two approaches instead of thinking that a less risky investment. Even holding my Bitcoin when it rises and sending it to my USD or USDT account when it falls and repeating the processes again gives me more return yearly than staking.

[slaman29]

Thankfully, I know how to trade and invest, so it has always been the two approaches instead of thinking that a less risky investment. Even holding my Bitcoin when it rises and sending it to my USD account when it falls and repeating the processes again gives me more return yearly than staking.

Not sure what you mean by sending it to your USD account, care to share your precise USD platform and wallet? Cause that sounds like a really long and complicated process, losing a lot of fees.

Essentially you're talking about a trading method. And it doesn't sound at all sustainable, cause everyone makes mistakes eventually predicting this "fall".

I personally think all the traders who say they make money year after year... are making things up

Proof or it did not happen

[ancafe]

Essentially you're talking about a trading method. And it doesn't sound at all sustainable, cause everyone makes mistakes eventually predicting this "fall".

When they are active in daily trading it is certain that they sometimes suffer losses, however clever they are in calculating and studying the market and even bots that are programmed in such a way can also achieve losses at certain times.

I personally think all the traders who say they make money year after year... are making things up
Proof or it did not happen

I actually smiled listening to this, but I agree more when they say today they are lost and the next day they can make up for the losses they experienced before, that's how real daily trading happens and it's impossible for them to profit every day. If there are references that can convince us that day trading can guarantee stable profits, why is it important to HOLD especially in bitcoin, isn't it better for day trading to collect profits?

[EarnOnVictor]

Thankfully, I know how to trade and invest, so it has always been the two approaches instead of thinking that a less risky investment. Even holding my Bitcoin when it rises and sending it to my USD account when it falls and repeating the processes again gives me more return yearly than staking.

Not sure what you mean by sending it to your USD account, care to share your precise USD platform and wallet? Cause that sounds like a really long and complicated process, losing a lot of fees.

I will add USDT to my former post, as I guess I was the one who didn't elaborate on it or added USDT to make it clear some misunderstanding. The thing is that in my Bitcoin investments, I use FX broker (there is one I use that has a BTC wallet within the member area and already has 13 years of service), Skrill (it has Bitcoin wallets too and has lasted over 2 decades) and Exchanges, in which I use USDT.

My former post might be confusing to you because the first two use USD accounts, so I easily move my Bitcoin from the account to their internal Bitcoin wallet for investment during a bullish trend and move it back to the USD account during the bearish season of the coin. This is the same thing I do with the exchanges I use too, only that theirs is in USDT.

[Tony116]

...Another thing is to look for a trusted platform to stake your coins or better not stake at all since the risk is a bit high than the reward.

Yes, everyone should remember this before sending their coins, since the risk of losing them is very high. I'll give you an example today: the Multichain team was arrested by the Chinese police, seizing assets worth $1.5 billion. I doubt that this cryptocurrency will be returned to its rightful owners. In addition, the team stole $2.5 million worth of cryptocurrency, sending it to the Gate exchange. Obviously, someone will never see their money again.

This is why im not really that confident on staking up my coins, not only just earning that small APY but the risks involved or something we do speak about ratio is never been worth and this is why its better that i

dont not earn more coins as long im much assure that my coins are totally safe in my own wallet which i do possess the keys.Usually people would be staking to  earn more which it isnt really that bad
specially if you do really believe on a project would be lasting that long or does have potential but those validators are really just having the potential on becoming shit and mess up everything.
In result? You would really be ending up on waiting for some investigation result or whatever cases would really be needing to be solved out first before you could
really able to held your funds once again.If you could bare up with the risks then its your choice.

One should think of the risk in staking, and if they must stake at all, a very good project that has long-term success prospects are to be prioritised. Left to me, I can't, and such projects with the earlier stated qualities are not much and the few ones who qualify do not offer a high APY, so I believe staking is not for me. I would rather keep my money in the bank where I know that my offers are almost guaranteed rather than staking it and entrusting my coin in the care of some people at the high risk of losing it when something bad happens.

Thankfully, I know how to trade and invest, so it has always been the two approaches instead of thinking that a less risky investment. Even holding my Bitcoin when it rises and sending it to my USD or USDT account when it falls and repeating the processes again gives me more return yearly than staking.

Staking is no different than we deposit our savings in a bank, the profit is negligible, but the risk is quite big when placing our trust in those centralized platforms. If I had only 2 options, I would rather keep my money in the bank than trust those lending platforms. It's hard to understand how so many people who refuse to trust banks can trust these centralized platforms easily.

In this market, it is true that there are many ways to make a profit, but I would advise people to stay away from staking because of the disproportionate reward and risk ratio. If you can't trade then become a holder. That will be safer for your assets, and the return on holding is even bigger than staking, but the risk is much lower.

[rby]

That is a big question before planning to stake our crypto, which is a good platform to entrust our valuable assets?
Because staking involves locking up your coins for a specific period, and while you may earn rewards for doing so, there is always the possibility of losing your staked coins if the platform encounters issues or faces security breaches.
If you find the risk-to-reward ratio unfavorable or if you are uncomfortable with the potential risks, it may be better to refrain from staking altogether. Instead, you can explore other investment options within the cryptocurrency market that can manage your risk and investment goals.

I don't like staking because in some cases it requires my coins to be locked up for a while, which makes it impossible for me to sell them in case of a good pump. After almost every big pump, the price returns to the previous values and if you can sell on the pump and buy back when the price drops again, then you will get a much larger benefit compared to staking, this has been proven repeatedly. Therefore, I prefer to control my coins all the time, without blocking them at any time. I can stake my coins as long as it doesn't require blocking, otherwise it doesn't suit me.

There are also chances that during the period of stake, the price will not pump and you will get some percentage added to your portfolio. Everything in this industry is all about risk, what you do is to study and master the risk that will be giving you good reward.
The type of staking that gives a better reward is the defi staking and it is also risk than the normal staking, if I were to stake I will not use that method. I think ut takes from 3 to 5days to get your coin back when you eventually terminate your staking.
ETH staking is the one I haven't tried out or knows how it works. So, if you are someone that has many coins you do not need in the immediate time, staking will be a good option for you.

In the other hand, trading is more profitable and also more demanding.  You will first have to learn how to trade and then master it before you will begin to run into profits. Then even as a professional trader, there is no guarantee that you will no lose in trading.

[Ziskinberg]

You are right, I agree with you. Staking can be a more passive and less risky way to earn from your cryptocurrency holdings than trading. When the price of the staked asset falls, you can indeed buy more and add it to your betting position, increasing your profit potential when the price recovers.

Perhaps, you'll never know exactly what staking is all about. Sorry, but staking is not considered passive income nor you can say it was less risky. You are depositing your coins into a particular exchange and you allow them to use it for whatever reason and you are just given some share from it. There is no less risk from it but instead, it was too risky on your side, and if they won't give you funds back to you or like to say that they are scams, they will carry your money too easily. That is why I preferred to just hold my assets rather than staking. 

[tvplus006]

Staking is no different than we deposit our savings in a bank, the profit is negligible, but the risk is quite big when placing our trust in those centralized platforms. If I had only 2 options, I would rather keep my money in the bank than trust those lending platforms. It's hard to understand how so many people who refuse to trust banks can trust these centralized platforms easily...

The only reason that many crypto investors prefer to use these applications is because of the high profit that no bank can offer. But if the percentage is higher, then the risks of losing your money increase many times. But nevertheless, this does not stop those who want to get a big profit.

[slaman29]

Thankfully, I know how to trade and invest, so it has always been the two approaches instead of thinking that a less risky investment. Even holding my Bitcoin when it rises and sending it to my USD account when it falls and repeating the processes again gives me more return yearly than staking.

Not sure what you mean by sending it to your USD account, care to share your precise USD platform and wallet? Cause that sounds like a really long and complicated process, losing a lot of fees.

I will add USDT to my former post, as I guess I was the one who didn't elaborate on it or added USDT to make it clear some misunderstanding. The thing is that in my Bitcoin investments, I use FX broker (there is one I use that has a BTC wallet within the member area and already has 13 years of service), Skrill (it has Bitcoin wallets too and has lasted over 2 decades) and Exchanges, in which I use USDT.

My former post might be confusing to you because the first two use USD accounts, so I easily move my Bitcoin from the account to their internal Bitcoin wallet for investment during a bullish trend and move it back to the USD account during the bearish season of the coin. This is the same thing I do with the exchanges I use too, only that theirs is in USDT.

Ah I see, so you actually do mean that you trade, but you claim to earn more yearly income than staking. Currently BTC staking I see at centralized exchanges are around 5%. You actually make more than 5% just by trading? Considering min 1% exchange fee and I think it is more especially broker rates are not the same, you have to make more than 7% a year trading.

7% a year means around 40% after compounding for 5 years.

You must be a really really good trader

Good luck keeping your Bitcoin on brokers and exchanges... you probably know that's the worst thing you can ever do.

[Tony116]

Staking is no different than we deposit our savings in a bank, the profit is negligible, but the risk is quite big when placing our trust in those centralized platforms. If I had only 2 options, I would rather keep my money in the bank than trust those lending platforms. It's hard to understand how so many people who refuse to trust banks can trust these centralized platforms easily...

The only reason that many crypto investors prefer to use these applications is because of the high profit that no bank can offer. But if the percentage is higher, then the risks of losing your money increase many times. But nevertheless, this does not stop those who want to get a big profit.

Is it really higher than the bank? I've never staked, I don't know the exact profit, but as far as I know, for example, when we bet in USDT, the APY is only 9% per annum which is not much higher than the bank rate. But the risk is many times higher, so it's really not worth trying. Investing in cryptocurrencies is already a risk, so we need to weigh the returns commensurate with the risks we face. Unwise to stake on CEX, the profit is quite low, while the risk is that we may lose all our assets. If someone wants to make big profit, invest and trade, only these two options can really make big profit.

[EarnOnVictor]

Thankfully, I know how to trade and invest, so it has always been the two approaches instead of thinking that a less risky investment. Even holding my Bitcoin when it rises and sending it to my USD account when it falls and repeating the processes again gives me more return yearly than staking.

Not sure what you mean by sending it to your USD account, care to share your precise USD platform and wallet? Cause that sounds like a really long and complicated process, losing a lot of fees.

I will add USDT to my former post, as I guess I was the one who didn't elaborate on it or added USDT to make it clear some misunderstanding. The thing is that in my Bitcoin investments, I use FX broker (there is one I use that has a BTC wallet within the member area and already has 13 years of service), Skrill (it has Bitcoin wallets too and has lasted over 2 decades) and Exchanges, in which I use USDT.

My former post might be confusing to you because the first two use USD accounts, so I easily move my Bitcoin from the account to their internal Bitcoin wallet for investment during a bullish trend and move it back to the USD account during the bearish season of the coin. This is the same thing I do with the exchanges I use too, only that theirs is in USDT.

Ah I see, so you actually do mean that you trade, but you claim to earn more yearly income than staking. Currently BTC staking I see at centralized exchanges are around 5%. You actually make more than 5% just by trading? Considering min 1% exchange fee and I think it is more especially broker rates are not the same, you have to make more than 7% a year trading.

7% a year means around 40% after compounding for 5 years.

You must be a really really good trader

Good luck keeping your Bitcoin on brokers and exchanges... you probably know that's the worst thing you can ever do.

First, it almost shocked me when I read your post, but on second thought, I wasn't anymore since there will always be some people like you that doubt so much. It's not because that thing is not real or impossible but simply because it's impossible to/for you. Mind you, because something is impossible for you doesn't mean it's actually IMPOSSIBLE, that might only be your own limit, so don't judge or conclude for others in that regard, this is what I do.

You even baffled me more with your analogy of finding reasons to stake, perhaps you are new to the investment world, I am not, I live there. I can only trade and hold Bitcoin, I can't stake it. How would I do that when banks and some companies are still offering me between 9-12% annually? Common!!! Think before you correct someone, better still, you just avoid correcting if you don't have important things to contribute. No one doesn't like money or goes for the best offers. What you even replied to are my conclusions about Bitcoin-related investments, I possibly don't know why you criticise them when you can just say yours.

Conclusively, there have been investment opportunities around the centralised system before Bitcoin, they will not disappear of a sudden because of Bitcoin, so don't let us loud this as if it's only the crypto-related ideology of self-custody is the only way out for investors. Maybe you tell the Movers and Shakers of the financial world not to do dealing with any centralised system anymore but only self-custody crypto and see how their portfolio ironically grows. I trade and invest before crypto existence, and those companies I mentioned are well-regulated and insured and have spent over a decade with them without swindling me of my money. I also diversify in 5 of their kind in case of issues, that's wisdom.

You can't compare me with you because it's obvious that it's only crypto you know, but I deal with Bitcoin and other investments.

[tvplus006]

The only reason that many crypto investors prefer to use these applications is because of the high profit that no bank can offer. But if the percentage is higher, then the risks of losing your money increase many times. But nevertheless, this does not stop those who want to get a big profit.

Is it really higher than the bank? I've never staked, I don't know the exact profit, but as far as I know, for example, when we bet in USDT, the APY is only 9% per annum which is not much higher than the bank rate. ..

No bank in the world can offer such a high API, provided that there is no hyperinflation in the country. The usual interest rate on banks is 1-2% per annum, which is much lower than what you get in staking. As for American banks, Citi Bank offers 0.9%, and Goldman Sachs offers 0.8%.

[slaman29]

7% a year means around 40% after compounding for 5 years.

You must be a really really good trader

Good luck keeping your Bitcoin on brokers and exchanges... you probably know that's the worst thing you can ever do.

First, it almost shocked me when I read your post, but on second thought, I wasn't anymore since there will always be some people like you that doubt so much. It's not because that thing is not real or impossible but simply because it's impossible to/for you. Mind you, because something is impossible for you doesn't mean it's actually IMPOSSIBLE, that might only be your own limit, so don't judge or conclude for others in that regard, this is what I do.

You even baffled me more with your analogy of finding reasons to stake, perhaps you are new to the investment world, I am not, I live there. I can only trade and hold Bitcoin, I can't stake it. How would I do that when banks and some companies are still offering me between 9-12% annually? Common!!! Think before you correct someone, better still, you just avoid correcting if you don't have important things to contribute. No one doesn't like money or goes for the best offers. What you even replied to are my conclusions about Bitcoin-related investments, I possibly don't know why you criticise them when you can just say yours.

Conclusively, there have been investment opportunities around the centralised system before Bitcoin, they will not disappear of a sudden because of Bitcoin, so don't let us loud this as if it's only the crypto-related ideology of self-custody is the only way out for investors. Maybe you tell the Movers and Shakers of the financial world not to do dealing with any centralised system anymore but only self-custody crypto and see how their portfolio ironically grows. I trade and invest before crypto existence, and those companies I mentioned are well-regulated and insured and have spent over a decade with them without swindling me of my money. I also diversify in 5 of their kind in case of issues, that's wisdom.

You can't compare me with you because it's obvious that it's only crypto you know, but I deal with Bitcoin and other investments.

You're shocked to read things on this forum? I should be the one shocked by your claims but I'm not. I've seen too much things been claimed here on this forum to be shocked anymore

Man if I believe in everything people say without evidence, I would believe the earth is flat, and that people make money trading crypto all the time cause they so smart.

Also I guess you didn't really read what I'm talking about. I was talking about staking Bitcoin (duh, this is the whole topic of the conversation, if you forgot), not banks and companies offering fiat interest (20% is possible like that too).

All I'm saying in summary is you're talking bullshit and misleading people. If you really hold and trade Bitcoin and make as much as you claim, then you have proof. Nobody stays for years and continuously makes money trading Bitcoin. I criticize because people like you mislead others, thinking they can do the same.

Also misleading others into thinking they're safe keeping their funds in centralized companies. Well regulated, insured, yeah, name those companies. And show us proof of your claims.

But you can't and you don't. Don't bother replying unless it comes with names and proof Or what's the point of "contributing"?

[tjtonmoy]

If it's not a locked staking, then I am down for it. But when it comes to locked staking, I have a terrible experience with that. I saw my token's value decreasing and increasing time to time, and I knew that I could have made a good profit if I had been trading instead of staking. And the profit you get from staking is very low. And based on your chosen token, you could also make loses as I did. The price of that token is still less than -75% now. And even the bull run won't help it to grow again. It's done.
So I guess it is better to put your money in the bank and take interest instead of choosing volatile crypto market. But the best option will be trading in my opinion if you are looking for a good profits in return. But it's risky, so do it at your own risk. Or just do staking, if you like it that much. It's your assets and your choice.

[Lanatsa]

If it's not a locked staking, then I am down for it. But when it comes to locked staking, I have a terrible experience with that. I saw my token's value decreasing and increasing time to time, and I knew that I could have made a good profit if I had been trading instead of staking. And the profit you get from staking is very low. And based on your chosen token, you could also make loses as I did. The price of that token is still less than -75% now. And even the bull run won't help it to grow again. It's done.
So I guess it is better to put your money in the bank and take interest instead of choosing volatile crypto market. But the best option will be trading in my opinion if you are looking for a good profits in return. But it's risky, so do it at your own risk. Or just do staking, if you like it that much. It's your assets and your choice.

When leaving out your coins on any platform and would really be having that staking thing then we are already putting up on such risks considering that it isnt really that been stored in our own personal wallet but into theirs on which i cant really just be that too confident or having those trust on the time you would be transferring your assets. Yes its true that those good APY's is something that could really be the one reason on why you would really be hooked up but if you are that person who are really thinking up sensibly and minding off with the risks then you would definitely be trying out to avoid as much as possible
on doing staking.

It would really be just that fine on the time that you would unstake and pulling out those coins then you could do it everytime but most of them and just like on what others been saying that there's a
an unbonding period on which means that you cant really pull it off completely and would be waiting up for a certain duration.

[EarnOnVictor]

7% a year means around 40% after compounding for 5 years.

You must be a really really good trader

Good luck keeping your Bitcoin on brokers and exchanges... you probably know that's the worst thing you can ever do.

First, it almost shocked me when I read your post, but on second thought, I wasn't anymore since there will always be some people like you that doubt so much. It's not because that thing is not real or impossible but simply because it's impossible to/for you. Mind you, because something is impossible for you doesn't mean it's actually IMPOSSIBLE, that might only be your own limit, so don't judge or conclude for others in that regard, this is what I do.

You even baffled me more with your analogy of finding reasons to stake, perhaps you are new to the investment world, I am not, I live there. I can only trade and hold Bitcoin, I can't stake it. How would I do that when banks and some companies are still offering me between 9-12% annually? Common!!! Think before you correct someone, better still, you just avoid correcting if you don't have important things to contribute. No one doesn't like money or goes for the best offers. What you even replied to are my conclusions about Bitcoin-related investments, I possibly don't know why you criticise them when you can just say yours.

Conclusively, there have been investment opportunities around the centralised system before Bitcoin, they will not disappear of a sudden because of Bitcoin, so don't let us loud this as if it's only the crypto-related ideology of self-custody is the only way out for investors. Maybe you tell the Movers and Shakers of the financial world not to do dealing with any centralised system anymore but only self-custody crypto and see how their portfolio ironically grows. I trade and invest before crypto existence, and those companies I mentioned are well-regulated and insured and have spent over a decade with them without swindling me of my money. I also diversify in 5 of their kind in case of issues, that's wisdom.

You can't compare me with you because it's obvious that it's only crypto you know, but I deal with Bitcoin and other investments.

You're shocked to read things on this forum? I should be the one shocked by your claims but I'm not. I've seen too much things been claimed here on this forum to be shocked anymore

Man if I believe in everything people say without evidence, I would believe the earth is flat, and that people make money trading crypto all the time cause they so smart.

Also I guess you didn't really read what I'm talking about. I was talking about staking Bitcoin (duh, this is the whole topic of the conversation, if you forgot), not banks and companies offering fiat interest (20% is possible like that too).

All I'm saying in summary is you're talking bullshit and misleading people. If you really hold and trade Bitcoin and make as much as you claim, then you have proof. Nobody stays for years and continuously makes money trading Bitcoin. I criticize because people like you mislead others, thinking they can do the same.

Also misleading others into thinking they're safe keeping their funds in centralized companies. Well regulated, insured, yeah, name those companies. And show us proof of your claims.

But you can't and you don't. Don't bother replying unless it comes with names and proof Or what's the point of "contributing"?

Can you imagine yourself? You still do not have anything reasonable to contribute other than deviating from the subject. If you have, explain why your style is better than mine and stop being idiotic. It's clear that I am dealing with a very low-IQ individual because I don't know what proof a reasonable person needs when I said I can only trade and hold Bitcoin other than staking because they are more productive, while the other additions are secondary, anyone could do things their way, it mustn't be your way, okay? And for the record, this is a discussion, not a piece of investment advice, so wake up and stop disgracing yourself through your nonsense overbearing nature when it's clear you know nothing but just messing around. And by the way, who are you to be commanding me to show you proof? Why not take it under your pilot?

And frankly, why is it that you are the only one complaining even though your complaints are so foolish? You can't even reasonably explain simply why staking is better constructively but just criticising. Investors could do things their way, do it your way, it must not be the same thing, Mr perfect. This is the reason why people like you will never grow, you doubt and will never see beyond what your tiny brain could take you.

[tjtonmoy]

It would really be just that fine on the time that you would unstake and pulling out those coins then you could do it everytime but most of them and just like on what others been saying that there's a
an unbonding period on which means that you cant really pull it off completely and would be waiting up for a certain duration.

If it's like that, then I don't want to be a part of it. Because with alt coins, you put them on staking hoping to get the APY profits and when it's locked you see your tokens decrease in value. And there's nothing to do except to stand by and watch. If it was with bitcoin, I won't have any problems with that. Because with Bitcoin, we can know that it will grow back after some period of time. With alts? I don't have any faith that it will grow back. So no staking with it. I am better off with trading.

[Tony116]

The only reason that many crypto investors prefer to use these applications is because of the high profit that no bank can offer. But if the percentage is higher, then the risks of losing your money increase many times. But nevertheless, this does not stop those who want to get a big profit.

Is it really higher than the bank? I've never staked, I don't know the exact profit, but as far as I know, for example, when we bet in USDT, the APY is only 9% per annum which is not much higher than the bank rate. ..

No bank in the world can offer such a high API, provided that there is no hyperinflation in the country. The usual interest rate on banks is 1-2% per annum, which is much lower than what you get in staking. As for American banks, Citi Bank offers 0.9%, and Goldman Sachs offers 0.8%.

If the interest rate, as you say is very low and far behind my country's interest rate. Bank interest rates in my country will be from 8% to 9 %/year, which has been maintained for over 20 years. And it hit a high this year of 13%, but it looks like it is falling as inflation is also slowly cooling down. That's why I say that the APY of the stake is not higher than the bank rate. But according to the interest rate you give, it is true that many people like to plunge into stake is completely reasonable.