Based on what we have observed, "excellent returns" are not dependent on "bull runs." That's not to claim that the monthly returns of 11% we've seen since 2019 will persist forever, but even a portion of that is superior to most other returns.
Yes. When you log in to your account, look near the bottom of the left menu bar. Please keep in mind that these are from persons who have Yieldnodes accounts and a public presence, such as a blogger or YouTuber.
Yieldnodes' system is pegged to the Euro, and the minimum deposit amount is 500 Euro. This is roughly equivalent to $600 USD or £400 GBP.
As you can see, there was a huge return of 19.2% in February, which had a big effect on the average return but was an outlier because of a huge "bull run" in which crypto had hyper growth. You'll then see a return of 7.9% in May, when crypto crashed and Bitcoin lost about 40% of its all-time high, but we still got a return of 7.9% in May!
There are a few things that would be nice to have such as a community (however I realise this could be a distraction to the team’s core work) and some form of auto-withdrawal to remove the manual aspect of withdrawing funds monthly, however overall I’m extremely happy with Yieldnodes and feel they are doing a stellar job.
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When something takes off and the price keeps going up, this is called a "bull run." So, do the returns on Yieldnodes depend on the bull run?