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Anonymous

22 Jun 2021

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For those investing in Dogecoin, do you do crypto staking to earn interest? If yes, what platform are you using?

I own some Dogecoin and have been looking at different platform options to do staking. Will appreciate if you can give me some insights, advice or recommendations as I am a new investor (:

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Cryotosensei

28 Nov 2021

Blogger at diaperfinancingfund.blogspot.com

I use Gemini Earn program as it yields me 3.78% APY

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Liew Jia Jun

22 Jun 2021

Community Manager at Crypto.com

At the moment on our Crypto.com App earn product, you can earn up to 3% p.a. for staking your DOGE.

Find out more about our app here: https://crypto.com/app

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