Making money while you sleep is how you build wealth. The goal should be financial freedom and building multiple passive income streams so you can cover your expenses and lifestyle.
A 🧵 about my current best ways and crypto projects to earn crypto passive income:
There are many ways to earn passive income in crypto: Staking, Lending, Providing Liquidity, Yield Farming, Nodes & more. It depends on the risk you want to take, but usually staking & nodes are the simplest ways & the ones with the least risk, which is also what I mostly prefer.
Note: I'm always referring to #DeFi passive income through your (self-custody) wallet. Do not trust custodial services and third parties with your money, be your own bank and own your keys. You can earn much more by being your own bank.
For the past few months, I have been mainly taking advantage of the #Avalanche ecosystem, which has many incentives and great opportunities.
• @traderjoe_xyz where I stake $JOE for 15-50% APY, and provide liquidity + farm for 20-500%+ APY.
• #AVAX which I delegate a part on the official wallet for 8-10% APY and use most on the sAVAX model with @BenqiFinance and @traderjoe_xyz to earn ~15% APY.
• @blockzerolabs where by just holding $XIO you get airdropped all the future tokens/projects that Blockzero builds or accelerates. Soon you will also be able to stake XIO and earn multiple tokens at once.
• Running a $SHA node and staking on @SafeHavenio.
These are my top ways and projects to earn passive income currently. Some upcoming projects/platforms that I'm waiting for are @FlareNetworks to start earning with $XRP, @TrustlineInc for stablecoins & @Flashstake, a revolutionary concept for instant upfront yield.
Do you earn passive income from your crypto (Staking, Lending, LP, Yield Farming, Nodes, Mining)? If yes, how? If not, why not?
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Why is $XRP so hated and why is there so much misinformation? Time for a 🧵:
Everything started in 2013. XRP had started trading, the technology had many promises, it had the first ever DEX where you could even trade and move BTC in seconds. Then Bitcoin maximalists came in. 1/8
There is a lot of tribalism and maximalism in the crypto space and many people treat crypto like a religion. This is mainly seen in Bitcoin, where Bitcoin maximalists believe that it's the only one and all the others are shitcoins.
bitcointalk.org was the most popular crypto forum back then where XRP creators also posted. As XRP was gaining popularity & many bitcoiners liked the vision and idea behind it, which was an efficient network to move value and make transactions, maxis felt threatened.
There are thousands of crypto projects, but only a few are really worth it and have good fundamentals. I am invested in about 15 crypto, but these are my current top 6 projects that I am mostly bullish on:
6. @VulcanForged - $PYR
Vulcan Forged is an established NFT game studio, marketplace and dApp incubator with 8+ games and 15,000+ users. It offers a full suite of tools for game development, and it's on the verge of becoming the biggest decentralized gaming ecosystem.
5. @quant_network - $QNT
Quant is a network of networks that aims to provide Any-to-Any interoperability across many blockchains and legacy networks. Quant has the whole package with great team, vision, use case, and one of the best tokenomics I have ever seen.
DCA is the best long term investment strategy, no matter the asset and market. If you have picked good assets with good fundamentals and you want to be a part of the long term success and revolution of crypto and blockchain technology, then this is the way to financial freedom.
Stop worrying about short term price fluctuations. Have patience and look at the big picture. We are still very early and mass adoption is inevitable. Find some good projects and accumulate - DCA over time. Also focus on creating cash flow and passive income (DeFi is the key).
Why $XRP is the most misunderstood cryptocurrency.
“Centralized” and “Bankers coin” are two of the most used phrases by the XRP critics. But is this true?
Time for a thread 👇
Unfortunately, there is too much misinformation being spread, either by ignorance or on purpose. The majority doesn't want to devote time and do their own research, so they repeat what they hear and see from others. Tribalism and maximalism are hurting the space.
In 2011, three developers began developing the XRP Ledger (XRPL) - a blockchain technology that would not use mining / PoW and had its limitations. The goal was to create a better bitcoin, with a more sustainable and advanced consensus algorithm, to send value efficiently.
1. Always do your own research and understand the asset you want to invest into. Do not invest in hype, unless you are disciplined enough to know when to enter and exit. Focus on fundamentals. Read this thread:
2. Always invest whatever you can afford to lose. First ensure that you have savings and an emergency fund for any case and then invest. Do not invest your savings, do not invest money you will need anytime soon.
3. DCA (Dollar Cost Averaging) / buying and investing an amount regularly, every week or month (if you have a stable income), is the best strategy over the long term. Hold good projects and accumulate over time. Also focus on creating cash-flow and passive income.
There is so much misinformation about $XRP being centralized, but let's look at the facts. The XRP Ledger uses a consensus protocol that relies on a majority of validators to record and verify transactions without incentivizing any one party. Validators are different from 1/4
miners because they aren’t paid when they order and validate transactions. Today, there are over 150 validators that operate at locations across the globe and are run by a broad range of individuals, universities, institutions, exchanges and more. For consensus to be reached 2/4
on the network, at least 80% of the validators must agree. Ripple controls less than 4% of all validators, which gives them no power whatsoever on the #XRPL. Anybody can run a validator and set it up in minutes. 3/4