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Anonymous

19 Dec 2021

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Which staking platform to use and which one offers the highest APY?

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Bobby Lee

Edited 23 Dec 2021

Investor at Investor@Singapore

If you want to stake BTC and ETH, consider Hodlnaut, they're giving rates of 7.46% on both BTC and ETH. If you've got Stablecoins like USDC or USDT, they're giving you 12.73% on that.

Use my referral link below!

https://www.hodlnaut.com/join/fw8p8JQHm

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Tan Choong Hwee

21 Dec 2021

Investor/Trader at Home

You may read my Seedly Opinion post on my crypto investment:

https://seedly.sg/opinions/my-speculative-crypt...

In the post, I also described staking my BTC/ETH at 10% and LUNA at 8%, with pair staking of TKX.

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