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YouHodler Users Can Earn Interest on 10 New Crypto Listings -Breaking

by Mike Robinson

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YouHodler users can earn interest on 10 new crypto listings
    • YouHodler now lists 10 additional cryptocurrencies
    • Listings are restricted to coins that have real uses and rank in the Top 100 of CoinMarketCap
    • You can get up to 12 percent interest without having to be tech-savvy for saving or borrowing.

YouHodler is a fintech platform that has just added 10 new currencies to its trading, lending, and stake platform. Its goal is to give crypto-asset owners more opportunities to hold and use cryptocurrencies in real applications to the crypto community.

The platform’s new listings include FTX Token (FTT) and Zilliqa (ZIL) which users can receive up to 5.5% interest depending on the amount used for saving, staking, and lending. It is the world’s first cryptocurrency exchange to provide such payment for these tokens. Near Protocol (NEAR), PancakeSwap(CAKE), Cosmos, (AVAX), BitTorrent [BTT], Elrond (“EGLD”), (FIL) and 1inch Network (1INCH] are some of the other cryptocurrencies included in this new listing.

Because the return from investments can be specified at the beginning, investors are able to budget for the future with the funds they receive. The fintech platform lists only cryptocurrencies that are in the top 100 of CoinMarketCap’s market capitalization.

YouHodler was paying interest before the new listing. Fireblocks, and Ledger vaults ensure that all assets are protected.

Ilya Vokov, the CEO and Founder at YouHodler, noted that YouHodler’s users are able to receive as much as 12% without having to know anything about Decentralized Finance (DEFI). This is because they only need one asset.

They can convert the interest to other stable coins, or coins on the platform. This generates passive income without having to worry about the technical aspects of crypto trading.

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