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It’s our pleasure to answer reader questions. Below is additional information about some timely blockchain and cryptocurrency topics:
DeFi Yield Farming – Crypto Investors Claim to be Raking In 100%+ Annualized Yields, according to Forbes. This new blockchain derivative attracts investors into the world of crypto finance. It’s about borrowing blockchain capital or otherwise leveraging DeFi protocols and products to generate high rates of return. In some cases, more than 100% annualized yields have been achieved when factoring in “cashback” bonuses and incentives. Twitter is among the most popular places to advertise, promote and educate about these new blockchain investment methods such as $COMP on @Instadapp. One Twitter user, DeFi Dad, offers a $250 per month return on $10,000 investment. These promises represent among the riskiest of investments, if you can call them that. The higher the offered ROI, combined with the fewest details and disclosures provided, the greater the risk of potential fraud and loss of investment capital. For example: If a Facebook user offers a bitcoin investment with a 200% return in one week, the investor/victim should suspect a ponzi scheme or other scam.
Stablecoin – Cryptocurrencies designed to minimize volatility of the price of the stablecoin, relative to some “stable” asset or basket of assets. A stablecoin can be pegged to a cryptocurrency, fiat money, or to exchange-traded commodities. Tether is the most popular stable coin, and is pegged to the dollar. Stablecoins may offer the same or greater risk than other cryptocurrencies, but stable coins go down in value, while other coins usually have large upswings in value. Stablecoins also tend to be manipulated by a controlling company, and may lack outside auditing. When a stablecoin destabilizes, it may drop in value precipitously.
Ethereum – The second largest cryptocurrency platform by market capitalization, behind Bitcoin. It is a decentralized open source blockchain featuring smart contract functionality. Ether is the cryptocurrency generated by Ethereum miners as a reward for computations performed to secure the blockchain. Ethereum powers thousands of applications.
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Real Estate – The king of investments, real estate is the largest investment achieved by the average American. More than 64% of American families own their home.
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