Withdrawal is a simple process, but it is only available once per month and there is a delay because Yieldnodes must "unlock" your funds, which are tied to the servers and coins required for masternoding – these servers must be shut down and the associated coins sold before your funds can be released so you can withdraw.
No. However, it is unnecessary; the Yieldnodes platform is quite intuitive and the user experience (UX) is excellent. The website provides answers to frequently asked questions and what I would call a "perfect" user experience; from the user's perspective, it is both easy and powerful.
So, for example, you might have a masternoded balance of 10,000 EUR which produces 1,000 EUR rewards that month…when you withdraw, you choose the withdrawal crypto (eg BTC) and that 1,000 EUR is converted to BTC at time funds are sent to you.
Yes; they say, “Should the yield drop below 5% for 3 consecutive months, your rental payment will be returned along with any accrued profits (if compounded). No fuss – no quibbling!”. It has averaged 11% for 18 months, however, even so – that’s unreal!
If you've auto-compounded and have nothing to withdraw (donate! ), and you've had an account for more than six months, you may have funds to transfer - click here for additional details.
Just when you thought the crypto market couldn't be any worse than April, May arrives with the collapse of Terra Luna adding gasoline to the flames.
Here are the real numbers based on masternoding $5,000 and adding up the profits from January 1 to May 30.
