yieldnodes explained
Just slightly more, for a total of $8,976.
I've been involved in their masternode-based profit-sharing program since December 2020, and I'm quite pleased with both the outcomes and the team's communication.
You can pay with USD, GBP, or EUR instead of Bitcoin by using third-party services that are integrated with Yield Nodes. So far, I have used 3 of the methods; (1) I sent Bitcoin the first time. (2) My first deposit to my bank account was through Coinify. (3) My most recent deposit was through Walleteze, which was just added and has lower fees than Coinify.
When you withdraw, you select the withdrawal cryptocurrency (for example, BTC), and the $1,000 EUR is converted to BTC at the time the money are sent to you.
The monthly return varies based on their success and profitability, but it has averaged 11% each month over the last 18 months. It should be noted that the return is NOT guaranteed, and Yieldnodes operates in a volatile market; cryptocurrencies.
Withdrawal is a simple process, however it is only available once per month and there is a delay as essentially Yieldnodes need to ‘unlock’ your funds which are tied up in the servers and coins required for masternoding – these servers need to be closed down and the associated coins sold to release your funds so you can withdraw.
July 2022 (Profit for Yieldnodes: 9.2%)
