Yieldnodes does not charge a fee for deposits. When you deposit with Bitcoin, you only have to pay the network fees, and the same is true for the fiat services, which all have different fees that are clearly shown.
Based on their 18-month average return of 11% per month, over 4 months a $5,000 ‘node rental’ should have grown to be worth $8,425 in months and in month 5 you would be earning around $835 per month, assuming the 11% average continued.
If you want to withdraw 1,000 Euro, Yieldnodes will send you 1,000 Euro-worth of Bitcoin at current exchange rate. In theory, if you exchange that to Euro quickly, you would have 1,000 Euro 🙂
Disclaimer: As with everything on this site, this article is for informational purposes only and is not advice of any kind. I simply share my experiences and my opinions for information. I am not a financial adviser and I am not providing investment advice or financial or legal advice of any kind. Cryptocurrencies do not blindly follow anyone!
Another really crap month for crypto, however another month of fairy stable returns from Yieldnodes! USDT withdrawals now available (TRC20 network), more work outlined for DECENOMY (inc education – see knowledgebase within Yieldnodes account), another community audit planned for July in the Malta offices, several Quality of Live (QoL) upgrades – ie UI and UX improvements… and a government partnership in the pipeline! 🤯
You can deposit Bitcoin or use third party services that are integrated with Yield Nodes to pay with ‘fiat money’ ie. USD, GBP, EUR. So far, I have used 3 of the methods; (1) First time, I transferred Bitcoin (2) My first bank account deposit was via Coinify (3) My most recent deposit was via Walleteze — this was newly added and the fees are lower than Coinify.
March 2021 (Yield nodes profit: 10.6%)February 2021 (Yieldnodes profit: 19.2%)January 2021 (Yieldnodes profit: 12%)December 2020 (Yieldnodes profit: 11.1%)