Proud of you for holding

wow.. she's just like me
Dude just take profit and sell your ETH before it's too late!!!!
imagine selling before it moons
Lots of Defi tokens reaching new all time highs or are close
Lots of Defi tokens reaching new all time highs or are close
My strategy has been to sort all defi projects then buy the ones not up as much as the others.. Rinse repeat lol
did the January 15th Tether news come out?
scrt long term, anyone? Don’t know much about it, but one of my friends is shilling it rn.
i only have 1,900 should i buy more what'd your friend tell you
AVAX
https://blog.cloudflare.com/cloudflare-distributed-web-resolver/
this is lowkey dope lol
Can someone help me out? I wanna get started buying and selling with Kraken so I can get in on Link. Any good guides? I don't need anything too advanced afaik
Thanks

not your keys not your crypto
you never know what happens
how do these companies generate the yield to give you?
for example celsius gets loans against their own tokens
it's called DEFI for a reason
DOT
Can someone help me out? I wanna get started buying and selling with Kraken so I can get in on Link. Any good guides? I don't need anything too advanced afaik
Thanks
What is your question? You can buy LINK on Kraken. Be careful as we just had a major pump to break its all time highs
it depends on what you're doing
BTC - blockfi isn't a bad choice, they are somewhat insured. not many places to earn "hard APY interest" on your BTC holdings although most exchanges also now have some sort of earnings accounts
ETH - 2.0 staking is live, most would suggest that now although your ETH stays locked longer term. or you go the degen route and you can stake on Uniswap/Sushi swap to become a liquidity provider on certain tokens
$ Stable Coins - You can earn 5-15% variable APY on things like Curve and Yearn, or again you can use Uni/Sushi to become a LP
Once you have the basics down it's a wild west out there. A lot of whales do this as a full-time job now because they're earning so much off just interest alone
YFI for example was borne out of the founder managing his stable coins and transporting them all day to different protocols. Then he automated a few strategies through smart contracts.
The biggest risk will always be smart contracts and these project protocols failing or getting hacked. It happens all the time, but as time passes more of them become less risky if they still haven't gotten hacked and have a lot of money in them (billions of $$$) or smart founders etc