Do you think volatility can affect your staked coins?

[mcjerry]

Since it will not affect the main coin used to stake. I think it will still be OK to stake. At first I never have an idea of this. But looking at it, there will still be profit to make at the end

 

[Tolumi]

Yes, volatility is the greatest risk to staked coins. If you even provided a liquidity before staking although you have a much more higher returns, volatility will open you up to a new risk called Impartial loss

 

[Dagm1]

This is actually truly a great info coming from you. I believe I will certainly have to learn more on this crypto money staking since one of the absolute most I perform is actually purchasing crypto money for s long-term as well as creating some revenue

 

[Sincerem]

I think I always see something like a year duration on binance platform , and it's on flexible staking , while on locked staking they have specific period of time for staking

When it comes to flexible lock time, you can choose from seven days to 30 and xD. I just allow my coins at BNB vault, it simply stay there and multiplying, the payout always comes with another coin which is a lower coin.

 

[Sotherefore]

Well I don't really have a good understanding about this but I believe there is a possibility that the volatility of cryptocurrency can either positively or negatively affect a stake cryptocurrency. I have to research more about this.

 

[Kelly5]

Of course volatility will affect any staked you got staked somewhere. This is because when that staked coin has completed it's stake period, whatever the current price in the market is will be what the coins worth will be

 

[tyrim88]

One can not just venture into any coin and expects to make some profit. Crypto doesn't work like that. In fact, no business is a straight road to ply. Know the risks, ask questions before beginning.

Though the business of cryptocuency does not work in a way one will just start making money,because if you enter the market when it is in a bearish run and the volatility is very low,it could affect your projections.
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One can not just venture into any coin and expects to make some profit. Crypto doesn't work like that. In fact, no business is a straight road to ply. Know the risks, ask questions before beginning.

Though the business of cryptocuency does not work in a way one will just start making money,because if you enter the market when it is in a bearish run and the volatility is very low,it could affect your projections.
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I understand that most users will be curious to see this, and some of them have been gearing up to get an answer to this topic.

The answer is yes, volatility can affect your staked coins, provided you staked on a volatile coin. It affects the coin's liquidity and price validation, and also the reward you'll be getting per duration of your staked coin.

If you stake a coin, and bearish run of high magnitude occurs like the one the coins are suffering from currently. It will surely bring your investment down, and your reward won't be the same from your initial proof of stake (I.P.O.S) when the bearish run never occurred.

For in stance you invested $50 into UNI coin with 23.53% APY interest rate when the coin "UNI is valued at $30. Then all of a sudden bearish run came and slashed down the price of UNI coin you staked to $20. That will bring your reward down, it won't be paid according to your initial coin staking.


Same thing occurs when you staked a coin, and bull run occurs, your initial staking will improve and your reward will go higher.

CONCLUSION;
So you should be wary of the risk involve in staking before you enter it, to avoid losing funds carelessly. Always read the terms and conditions for any ICO (initial coin offer) you're staking on. The FAQs is there for you to read and understand how staking works.

I understand that most users will be curious to see this, and some of them have been gearing up to get an answer to this topic.

The answer is yes, volatility can affect your staked coins, provided you staked on a volatile coin. It affects the coin's liquidity and price validation, and also the reward you'll be getting per duration of your staked coin.

If you stake a coin, and bearish run of high magnitude occurs like the one the coins are suffering from currently. It will surely bring your investment down, and your reward won't be the same from your initial proof of stake (I.P.O.S) when the bearish run never occurred.

For in stance you invested $50 into UNI coin with 23.53% APY interest rate when the coin "UNI is valued at $30. Then all of a sudden bearish run came and slashed down the price of UNI coin you staked to $20. That will bring your reward down, it won't be paid according to your initial coin staking.


Same thing occurs when you staked a coin, and bull run occurs, your initial staking will improve and your reward will go higher.

CONCLUSION;
So you should be wary of the risk involve in staking before you enter it, to avoid losing funds carelessly. Always read the terms and conditions for any ICO (initial coin offer) you're staking on. The FAQs is there for you to read and understand how staking works.

One thing an investor should know about the issue that involves staking for prospective value increase,is that your coin will definitely not remain the same,this is due to volatility

 

[Elfinito]

I have never staked a coin but I am certainly sure it would affect the price of the coin since every market is determined by the volatility

 

[Trexxxy]

The whole point of the market is the volatility, and I'm sure every one knows this except for people who are oblivious to cryptocurrency and how it works.

 

[Lens]

The agreement is to pay certain percentage of the amount staked. Ofcourse, you would be paid based on the current value of the coin staked.

 

[ahmedo24]

The percentage reward which is usually referred to as apy is the most important factor not the volatility because if you stake like $500 worth of ADA the APY will be used to calculate your daily yield and the value is usually equivalent to the current price of the coin.

 

[Smiles20]

This is going to depend a lot on the particular coin that you are stacking. Generally low volatility can affect the amount of money that you are supposed to earn at the end but not lower than your stake.

 

[tyrim88]

One can not just venture into any coin and expects to make some profit. Crypto doesn't work like that. In fact, no business is a straight road to ply. Know the risks, ask questions before beginning.

That is just the basic fact about the investment in cryptocurency,be it staking or trading,because at the end of the day, you really need to make a proper resaerch about the coin you want to invest in before puting in your money.

 

[kayode10]

Volatility in the marketplace can affect the coin you stake. There are some instance in which fluctuation in the price of a coin will affect other in the marketplace. A situation like this can affect the price of the coin you stake.

 

[Smiles20]

Whenever you want to stake your coins on an exchange are there is normally a projection on how much you can make. It is important that you should know that these figures can change depending on the market.

 

[Sotherefore]

Volatility in the marketplace can affect the coin you stake. There are some instance in which fluctuation in the price of a coin will affect other in the marketplace. A situation like this can affect the price of the coin you stake.

Thank you for the explanation, at least I have been able to learn from this because I don't really know much about her staking of going really work, does it really mean that you are likely to be on more profits if the coin you are staking is increasing massively ?

 

[greenie]

This can actually be true and that is a particular reason why I normally stick for coins that do not suffer too much from bitcoin volatility and they do not take a long time to recover.

 

[Kaffyfolla]

Yes, Volatility in the crypto currency world will always affect the price of your staked coin because the volatily always increases or decrease the price of crypto currency coin.

 

[tyrim88]

That is very true,because it is always very instructive to read through the terms and conditions of the coin you are staking on.That is one thing about the investment when it comes to the volatile nature of cons loke cryptocurency.The fluctuations will sure affect your returns.

 

[James]

Yes in terms of value but if you are ok to hold for coins for longer term then you shouldn't be worry as you can easily cover some lose by gaining some shares in coin as some of them give 10% return so your cap will increase.