Miny.cc currently supports 3 cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin, Ethereum and Litecoin. You can invest with any of those currencies and get a pretty good return. According to their website they are backed by virtual mining.
They have 3 categories for investing. They are dependent on how much you invest. They've also got 2 levels of bonus available, depending on whether you stake your coin for 1 month or 2 months. On top of all that, there are also 3 levels of withdrawal fees, again depending on how long you keep your tokens with them.
The 3 investment categories are:
So, category 3 is pretty pricey - at least for me. I'm not quite ready to invest 1.65 BTC here just yet, mostly because I don't have 1.65 BTC to invest. I did make an investment though. I am currently in the first category to test the waters. I put in 0.00592968 BTC, which was $100 CAD on Oct 20th, when I invested. That's not far from the 2nd category, so I'm kicking myself a bit.
As far as bonuses go, you get an extra 1% if you keep your money with them the full 30 days, and you get an extra 2.5% if you keep it in there for 60 days.
The fees are a hefty 15% if you pull your money out before the first 30 days. The fee structure is as follows:
- 15% if you withdraw from day 1 to 14
- 10% if you withdraw from days 15 to 28
- 5% if you withdraw from day 29 and onward
All your earnings are paid in their native token, the MINY token, and it can be converted to BTC at any time. There are a limited number of those, and that number only decreases as people use them, so as to raise the value of the token.
They also have a daily reward where you spin a little wheel and you get a bonus applied to your current daily balance. It's usually small, in the order of 0.03% or so, but it's still a bonus available every day. :)
So, your investment gains value in 4 ways:
- the investment interest rate
- the bonus for 30 or 60 days of holding
- and the value appreciation of the MINY token
- the daily reward spin & win bonus
Investing itself is simple enough. You simply fund your wallet, choose your cryptocurrency and amount to invest.
They have a nice, easy to use website, and an equally nice mobile app.
Signup here if you are interested.
Thanks,
Lyle
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