Youhodler or Celsius?

[sunil0021]

I'am planning on investing a couple thousand $ into Tether (USDT), the 2 good options i see are youhodler or celsius.

Youhodler has a 12% interest rate on stable coins and celsius has around 9%.

What are your thoughts or suggestions, need some expert advice.

 

[onlinemarketer12]

Celsius is more popular, go with it.

 

[LiquidLeads]

AAVE V2, 14% APY atm

 

[sunil0021]

AAVE V2, 14% APY atm

It is showing me 5.92% on deposit?

 

[shuttershades]

I'm curious too...

 

[sunil0021]

I'm curious too...

A very few replies.. weekend i guess.

 

[R4v3nbl4ck]

I have no experience with Youholder, but Celsius is nice. The company is legit and their customer support is great.
The only thing I don't like is: if you login from PC, it disconnects you from the mobile app and you need to enter your 2FA code again.
Another great option is Ledn. They are fully transparent and one of the safest companies out there. Customer support is really top notch.
However, they support USDC and not USDT. If you don't mind, I'd recommend Ledn.

 

[nametrip]

I'am planning on investing a couple thousand $ into Tether (USDT), the 2 good options i see are youhodler or celsius.

Youhodler has a 12% interest rate on stable coins and celsius has around 9%.

What are your thoughts or suggestions, need some expert advice.

Youholdler is a good option, I've been working with.. I will always go for youholdler

 

[nametrip]

I'am planning on investing a couple thousand $ into Tether (USDT), the 2 good options i see are youhodler or celsius.

Youhodler has a 12% interest rate on stable coins and celsius has around 9%.

What are your thoughts or suggestions, need some expert advice.

Youholdler is a good option, I've been working with.. I will always go for youhold

 

[sunil0021]

Youholdler is a good option, I've been working with.. I will always go for youhold

Is the interest paid monthly ? do they have any short of account restriction type of things on bigger deposits, let's say $300k ?

 

[sunil0021]

I have no experience with Youholder, but Celsius is nice. The company is legit and their customer support is great.
The only thing I don't like is: if you login from PC, it disconnects you from the mobile app and you need to enter your 2FA code again.
Another great option is Ledn. They are fully transparent and one of the safest companies out there. Customer support is really top notch.
However, they support USDC and not USDT. If you don't mind, I'd recommend Ledn.

USDC is also not a problem as long as they do not have so many documentation formalities etc.

 

[R4v3nbl4ck]

USDC is also not a problem as long as they do not have so many documentation formalities etc.

No issues at all. KYC is obviously required but it takes a couple of minutes. You take a picture of your ID, scan your face with your phone camera, and you're done. Instant approval.