earn whenever you want to keep your crypto for a long time, this way you generate little interest without risk, that you see your capital decrease is due to the market price not because you are losing
ReyDau
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Guys, do you think it's a good idea to have my cryptos in Earn? I feel like since I put it in, my capital has only been decreasing.
first, make sure you have everything in order with your bank because they can block your accounts
Braiiskhan
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Good morning, I have been saving money for a long time to get into the p2p business, I bought this ustd balance, I would like to know advice and if any Samaritan can advise me :)
I applied that with the USDT and what it leaves off in performance when it collapses, I buy a little bit of cryptos and also transfer them to earn and let it accumulate performance
TheOnlyGenos
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For newcomers. If you are going to invest money in Binance earn, the correct way is like this.
First, if you want to save without risks, save 200 USDT.
The Binance earn flexible of USDT is the one that gives the most yield, but only up to 200 USDT because after that, the rest you put in will no longer earn 7% APR but will earn about 2% (I don't remember the exact %)
So if you put 230 USDT in earn, it would look like this.
200 USDT (with a yield of 7%) 30 USDT (with a yield of 2%)
The correct strategy is like this: 200 USDT earn flexible (7%)
Then you continue buying USDT and convert them to USDC.
There is a pair USDT/USDC (I believe it charges no commission) and it is better to convert them like this than to buy USDC directly in p2p.
Now your savings would look like this: 200 USDT 7% APR 5000 USDC 6% APR
After that, honestly, I don’t know if there is another stable coin because I don’t handle that much money, but I always try to research how to maximize yield.