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Anyone else yeild farming ? I thought i'd give it a go. Started off with  250 by the time i had exchanged it from eth to the coins i needed to start farming it was down to 180 mostly due to the exhorbitant eth gas fees  when you join a yeild farm it costs a '/. of your stake, this could be anything from 2 '/. to 10 '/. depending on which farm you join. I split my remaining stake into 2 farms. one had a 980 '/. return and the other a 840 '/. return. They have been active for 2 weeks. In that time i have already made back 40 from my initial investment. In another 2 weeks im gonna be in profit  all the stuff i'v read on the matter says you will have the maximum growth rate from your farms after 6 weeks. Plan is leave it for 3 months harvest the profit and invest in another farm. Anyone else Yeild farming ? how is it going for you ? |
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@sisfreak2017 | 22 February 22 |
 My money disappears way too easily as it is.Good luck on you investmens. 
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@tranie | 22 March 22 |
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Ok quick update, farms doing better than expected. I have trebled my initial investment so far. I harvested my profit and put that into two more farms. I'm currently making 28 USD a day profit  from 4 farms. I can't say I understand compound interest but I know I like the returns it gives 
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@sisfreak2017 | 25 March 22 |
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Well done, Badapple.  We'll all be ok for a borrow soon. Compound interest is the good one that the banks usually use as your interest is based on your principal sum, plus the accumulated interest from that sum, rather than just the principal sum.  It's best to use a calculator. |
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