RE: A workaround potential BCH high Tx fees due to compounding micro-transactions

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A workaround potential BCH high Tx fees due to compounding micro-transactions

in cryptoblurt •  4 years ago 

That's great! Yes, others have suggested Nexo.
Did you go through their Proof of Funds process? lol

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I didn't :D

I'm already happy with the Base level ;)

  ·  4 years ago  ·  

I notice it's UK based and uses GBP - that might be a big plus for me, as Coinbase is useless - they all seem to hate expats, even tho my actual bank doesn't care. oh the deep irony!

  ·  4 years ago  ·  

erm... their earning rate of 12% is higher than their loan rate of 6%! huh?!
so.... borrow and stake??
didn't look deeper, so could be one of those annoying "up to" rates.

Hahaha, true.

In order to earn that extra %... there's a catch ;)

5% is good enough for me.

You found the loophole... surprisingly, many that I talked to say that they haven't used the Borrow feature.

  ·  4 years ago  ·  

If you do the maths, the system IS circular. You borrow your own bonded money. lmao. But the real beauty is that you need to buy 10% of NEXO coins!! That's the whole aim ;-)

  ·  4 years ago  ·  

Yes, looks like a complex coin-pump mechanism.
Interesting.
It does have a safety-valve in that NEXO payouts are dividends, so can ... be used to further pump the coin before the smart-money leaves!