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  1. #11
    To be honest, it is not so much about recovering the investment quickly.Rather, I see it as a way to generate long -term income, with the possibility of reinvesting profits to obtain more returns.

  2. #12
    Exactly, the key here is reinvestment.Defi can be complicated if you are looking for immediate returns, but if you take it patiently, compound interests can do long -term wonders.

  3. #13
    I started to do staking with Tazos in Coinbase, and so far I am obtaining an APY of 4.64%.It is not spectacular, but it is more than leaving the money stopped without generating anything.

  4. #14
    Tazos has been a fairly solid bet in terms of staking.It may not be the highest in terms of performance, but the stability it offers compensates.Consider diversifying in other currencies that also offer staking, such as Polkadot or Cardano, to maximize your passive income.

  5. #15
    In my case, I am considering trying with liquidity pools.Does anyone have any recommendation about which crypts are the best to use in these pools?I have read that some currencies give better yields, but also imply greater risk.

  6. #16
    It depends on how much risk you are willing to assume.Stablecoins such as USDC and DAI in liquidity pools are usually less volatile, but yields will be lower.If you are looking for greater yields, you can consider pairs such as ETH/DAI, but you will be exposed to more volatility and impermanent loss.

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