yieldnodes ponzi scheme
The first impressions of Malta's first DECENOMY hub have been presented. It will serve as a hub for education, funding, and incubation of masternode projects.
The team worked to add a "gift from withdrawable funds" function, and Urs and Steve committed to matching all donations with funds from their own accounts. (Not YieldNodes funds! From their personal funds) and the transfer(s) will be displayed in a clear manner #kudos
Withdrawal is a simple process, but it is only available once per month and there is a delay because Yieldnodes must "unlock" your funds, which are tied to the servers and coins required for masternoding – these servers must be shut down and the associated coins sold before your funds can be released so you can withdraw.
You can deposit Bitcoin or use third-party services integrated with Yield Nodes to pay with 'fiat money,' such as USD, GBP, or EUR. So far, I've employed three of the methods: (1) I transferred Bitcoin for the first time; (2) my first bank account deposit was made through Coinify; and (3) my most recent deposit was made through Walleteze, which was just added and has lower fees than Coinify.
Yieldnodes peg their system to the Euro and the equivalent of 500 Euro is the minimum you can deposit. This equates to approximately $600 USD or £400 GBP.
The price of Bitcoin affects the majority of the cryptocurrency space, so 'yes,' the profit Yieldnodes generate will be somewhat influenced by Bitcoin and the cryptocurrency markets in general....if cryptocurrency has a bad few months, you will likely see this reflected in the amount of profit Yieldnodes make during those months.
I adore the format of these brief monthly "reports." If you're interested in Yieldnodes but not quite ready to invest, you may register here to receive monthly reports/newsletters without making a payment.
