lending on poloniex

it just automatically grabs the lowest ones first

>>2723034
I always want to know that. What places accept loans. How does it work. How do I give money to someone so he can margin trade?

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>>2723034
Fixed your pic

>>2723056
Polo lending tab you are lending for other peoples margin trades

>>2723085
But do I get more money if there making money? Or is it just a flat rate.

>>2723113
flat rate

>>2723085
Also is it 10 percent per year? I will have to look into it. Or is it 10 percent of what they make for a set amount of days?

>>2723120
Right now lending rates are at around 0.10%. Those are daily earnings. So each day 1BTC lent would earn you 0.001BTC.

So if you lend out 1BTC for 0.10% every day for a year you get 0.365BTC a year, which comes up to 36.5% annual return, which is nuts.

And that's only 0.10%. During high trade volumes lending has gone up to 0.50% at times.

>>2723220
Not a bad dead when I just got bitcoins sitting around

>>2723236
Idea*

>>2723220
That is so sweet. Too bad I can't even afford to buy 1 BTC right now. Loaning out 2 BTC at 0.1% daily can even sustain life in my 3rd world shithole.

>>2723236
Yea for sure. Use https://cryptolend.net/

Lets you set parameters for your lending and does it automatically for you so you don't even have to check your lending all the time. May have to tweak with the bot parameters but other than that its comfy as hell

>>2723242

Here's the thing... if you had just bought more BTC and held it, you would have made more.

>>2723253
Why not both?

>>2723252
This is great from when I transition from poloniexlendingbot.com which they are gonna kill at the end of the month.

>>2723253
You still keep your BTC. So you lend your BTC out, make more BTC while the value of BTC increases.

Only downside you could argue is there are better gains to be made actively margin trading yourself or holding alts. It's still the safest and comfiest earner.

how do you have access to poloniex and shit if you need to survive on $1000 a year?

>>2723346
the real downside, though, is that polo is choking up 1/10th of its withdrawals and may very well be the next exchange to get hacked
and then u lost everything

Goldman Sachs Chief Analyst predicts BTC to drop down a bit under 1900 soon and then jump up to 3100 with the potential to hit 3900. May want to short the rest of your btc to help with earning gains.

>>2723357
polo restricts withdrawals because theyre lending out your deposits for you, so they need to have a predictable outflow with upper limits to prevent them simply not having the money available when you want to withdraw.

hacking isnt the only thing id be worried about with poloniex.

>>2723321
thanks, famalam

>>2723373
Ya but he is also a faggot that bankrupted a fucking bank

>>2723356
Internet here costs $10/month. When you live in your parents' apartment and barely see them, all you need is food.

lol.. i got everything back after only 4 hrs and only made ~250 sats

i guess they can give you back your BTC whenever they're done with it

>>2723220
0.1% per day is 1.001^365 -1 = 44% per year actually