{"id":16594,"date":"2020-06-17T11:37:51","date_gmt":"2020-06-17T17:37:51","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/money-news-online.com\/blog\/?p=16594"},"modified":"2020-06-24T08:48:02","modified_gmt":"2020-06-24T14:48:02","slug":"17-06-2020-azentus-review-and-daily-news-from-the-hyip-industry","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/money-news-online.com\/blog\/2020\/06\/17\/17-06-2020-azentus-review-and-daily-news-from-the-hyip-industry\/","title":{"rendered":"17\/06\/2020. Azentus Review and Daily News from the HYIP Industry"},"content":{"rendered":"

Beware! Azentus has stopped paying! Do not invest there!<\/strong><\/p>\n

Hello everyone, and welcome yet again to the MNO blog<\/a> \u2013 your one-stop shop for all things related to the magic and mystery of the online HYIP universe! So, midway through the business week and things have taken an interesting twist with the addition of a couple of new programs to the MNO monitor<\/a>. One new one to the Standard List<\/a> which I’ll be introducing in a few moments in today’s news section (keep reading for that), plus the emergence of Azentus<\/a>, another brand new name joining us on the MNO monitor<\/a>‘s Premium List<\/a>. It’s an interesting program in the sense that it allows investors a high degree of flexibility to make more or less what they want out of the concept. For instance at first glance Azentus<\/a> appears to be a no expiry<\/strong> perpetual based program (which it is) but also with an easy early withdrawal clause so you are free to treat it as a short, medium, or long term investment depending on how your needs change from one day to the next. It’s also remarkable simple to get yourself set up and start earning, so fingers crossed this might be just what a lot of investors feel they’ve been starved of in this otherwise slow investment season. So let’s kick off today’s update with a closer look at Azentus<\/a> and see if you think you might like to see them in your own summer portfolios.
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\nFirst things first, please be aware that at the time of writing Azentus<\/a> are working exclusively with BitCoin<\/strong>. To the best of my knowledge there isn’t currently any plans to change that, though anything can happen and if it does then MNO will be the first place you hear about it. It’s not a massive disadvantage in terms of keeping Azentus<\/a> competitive against other HYIPs I guess, since BitCoin is almost universal in the industry now, I don’t remember the last time I saw a program that didn’t accept it since more transactions pass through it than any other channel, and I think almost every regular investor holds a BTC wallet by now. It’s just that with exchange rates being so prone to massive overnight fluctuations which are also unpredictable, it might help boost confidence and peace of mind if at least one dollar based payment handler was available even if investors were not necessarily interested in actually using it. But I digress, sometimes the BitCoin exchange rate fluctuations can benefit members as well, turning cents into dollars and dollars into hundreds of dollars right before their eyes, so who am I to say what the right course of action for Azentus<\/a> is at this time? You can after all often make the argument that serious admins only want to deal with serious investors.<\/p>\n

Let’s just concentrate on the investment plan for now and see the numbers that Azentus<\/a> are offering. There’s only one plan which for me makes for an easy review plus for an investor makes for an easy decision \u2013 you either like it or you don’t. All members and all investments are treated equally, big and small, and everyone stands to make the same percentage return. So once you join Azentus<\/a> profits start to be paid on an hourly basis. As I said this is currently a BitCoin only program so the minimum deposit required to join is currently set at 0.005 BTC<\/strong>. You will need to check the current exchange rates of the day when you eventually decide to join Azentus<\/a> to see exactly what this is going to set you back in dollars, something you can easily do by simply consulting the built-in exchange widget on the main MNO blog page<\/a> if you don’t already have a suitable app on your cell phone. This is a shade over $47 at the time of writing so it’s well above the industry average for similar programs, but as I said anything can happen. There’s no stated upper limit to what you can spend, which needless to say shouldn’t be seen as some sort of green light to go nuts and spend more than you can afford to lose. My own first impressions were quite positive, given that it’s a very user friendly website, easy to navigate and potentially very lucrative for investors who know what they are doing and how to play the game as they say.<\/p>\n

So, what to expect after you make your first deposit with Azentus<\/a>? To put it as briefly and succinctly as possible, this is the main selling point for the program \u2013 hourly interest payments with instant withdrawals. Every investors regardless of what you are spending can claim 0.17% interest on your principal per hour<\/strong>, which in the greater scheme of things is actually quite generous. For instance multiply that by 24, i.e. what you can expect to earn for a full calendar day<\/strong>, and it adds up to 4.08%<\/strong> in total. That’s more than enough to establish Azentus<\/a> as a decent competitive program by any industry standards, meeting the dual requirements of profitability merged with sustainability which are essential for any program to succeed.<\/p>\n

In practical terms then the only other issue you might want some guidance with is the withdrawal of your principal<\/strong>. It’s quite simple, but for those of you new to programs like Azentus<\/a> I’ll just give a brief description. First of all you will need to log in to your members account area. On the left hand side of the page you will see a tab marked \u201cDeposit List<\/em>\u201d which you click to see a list of your investments with the program. You’ll see various details relating to your deposit here, such as the size, the date you made it, how much you have earned on it so far, etc. Just to the right of this you will see a button marked \u201cRelease<\/em>\u201d, which incidentally will not become active until at least 24 hours have passed<\/strong> \u2013 that being the minimum period for which you must remain in Azentus<\/a> before being allowed to leave. Just click that button to withdraw, everything else is pretty much self explanatory. Your principal does not go directly to your BTC wallet, but rather to your Azentus<\/a> balance. This is to give investors the option of making a partial re-investment from this balance if they wish, or alternatively just go ahead and make a full withdrawal to BitCoin as you see fit. Just one thing to keep in mind, Azentus<\/a> do not allow partial principal withdrawals. So you either take back the full investment when you are ready or else leave it in place, no half measures. On the other hand you are allowed to have multiple investments running side-by-side at the same time. Just one account obviously, but the one account can have several active investments running concurrently.<\/p>\n

After that there’s really not a whole lot else I can add here, it really is a question of every single investor deciding on a unique individual investment strategy that best suits your own needs. The only important thing you have to remember here is the 10% fee<\/strong> that Azentus<\/a> will deduct from your principal<\/strong> when you eventually do go to leave. That will both cover the program’s own operating expenses plus discourage the quick hit-n-runners. As that eats into your existing profits, you need to remain a member of Azentus<\/a> for just marginally short of two and a half full calendar days before you can exit the program with a minimum return of just breaking even. Anything you earn after that point is pure net profit<\/strong> and yours to keep. You are in fact free to withdraw your principal after an initial 24 hour lock-in period<\/strong>, though obviously that will result in a financial loss for you if you try it.<\/p>\n

Personally speaking as a monitor it’s always my strategy (as I’m obligated to do so) to remain a member of such programs on a permanent basis, so I’ll be collecting hourly payouts right until the end. That strategy may or may not suit the rest of the MNO readers, it’s up to you to decide what you are looking for and if it’s a realistic goal. You might have a certain financial target in mind, perhaps a certain day in the calendar, maybe you want to stay with Azentus<\/a> until you see a better program come along, or maybe none of these things and you just want to assess the program on a daily basis and stay until you think you see signs of trouble. I can’t exactly advise you on any of those targets, you just need to go with what best serves your personal interests on the day, only not lose sight of the 10% on your principal.<\/p>\n

I know I already covered the payment options, but just to recap, Azentus<\/a> is working exclusively with BitCoin. At first you might think that information on withdrawals is a bit mixed, however I can assure you the goal is that they should be instant<\/strong> at all times. You will still need to log into your Azentus<\/a> account area and submit your request, which should then be processed instantly by the script and completed in under a minute. The only confusion that might arise is that for technical reasons certain instances may occur for these to be switched off for short periods, for example if the program’s own accounts need to be replenished. In the unlikely event of this taking place then investors are asked to allow anything from 1 to 96 hours for a manual payment<\/strong> (with anything longer than let’s say 24 hours at most being a clear warning sign in my own opinion). But generally speaking instant payouts<\/strong> are the way to go. Just one other point, smaller investors please take note that the minimum withdrawal requirement from Azentus<\/a> is 0.0005 BTC<\/strong>, or approximately just under $5 at the time of writing. In practical terms that means a lot of you won’t actually be able to avail of hourly payouts 24\/7 since your interest accruals will have to add up to that before the script will allow your request to proceed, but at least you’ll still be earning interest to your account every hour anyway.<\/p>\n

Looking at the design and security aspects of the website Azentus<\/a> is running off the ever popular GoldCoders script and is under license. For a hosting provider the admin has Azentus<\/a> on a dedicated server with the support and protection from malicious attacks by DDoSGuard. And for an added layer of protection the Azentus<\/a> website comes with an Extended Validation SSL certificate from GeoTrust for improved security on financial transactions and generally safer browsing. To help explain what the program is about a little better you can watch a one minute long video presentation (also embedded in the Azentus<\/a> section of the MNO monitor<\/a>), and for easier mass communication the website is professionally translated into no less than six other languages apart from the default English version. Just click the flag icon near the top left of the page to switch between Russian, Spanish, German, Chinese, Vietnamese, and Arabic.<\/p>\n

A couple of other features you might like seeing on the Azentus<\/a> website include a \u201cPaid Out<\/em>\u201d page where, as the name suggests, you can track and verify all the latest payments made to investors therefore ensuring a level of trust and transparency. At least as far as is possible in the HYIP industry anyway, but it’s useful to not have to always be totally reliant on third party sources just to confirm Paying Status<\/em> or not. And even though the program isn’t in any way difficult or complicated, those new to the HYIP industry might also appreciate Azentus<\/a> including a handy start-up guide to help you get set up with your first deposit. As a sort of companion to this the Azentus<\/a> homepage has a planning calculator<\/em> where you can see the various possible outcomes from every conceivable investment strategy. You simply enter the amount of money in BTC you wish to spend, followed by the number of hours (because payments are hourly, not daily, so for lets say two days you should enter 48 and not 2) you think you might like to remain an Azentus<\/a> member and the script will show you what the potential earnings might be. Just keep in mind that this is just a suggestion, you’re not actually committed to staying any length of time at all.<\/p>\n

If you have any further need to get in contact with the admin of Azentus<\/a> or any further questions or account related issues that need to be dealt with, then there are a couple of ways you can go about it. Though as always I suggest you try and save yourself and others a lot of time and effort by starting with a thorough reading of the FAQ<\/em> section. For mail support can either fill in the customer support form on the website\u2019s support page and submit it online, or else just write to the admin directly at the e-mail address listed alongside the form. A postal address in the UK is included (plus a phone number) but that of course is something to ignore, most likely being no more than a virtual serviced workspace if even that. For some Live Chat support Azentus<\/a> have a Telegram account for direct one-on-one personal support, plus a Telegram channel for group chat between staff and the general program membership if you want to get involved and discuss shared experiences.<\/p>\n

If anyone is interested in the alleged business activities backing up the payments to investors, it\u2019s claimed that Azentus<\/a> is involved with cryptocurrency exchange and trading. This includes a development plan on the home page outlining possible future business strategies as well as a UK based certificate of incorporation available for viewing. However there\u2019s next to no further information to back this up that you could research and investigate for yourself. Therefore you shouldn\u2019t really treat Azentus<\/a> any differently from other programs around at the moment. So just make yourself aware of the possible dangers, and spend accordingly. Don\u2019t disappoint yourself with unrealistic expectations, set yourself a sensible spending limit you can comfortably afford to lose, and if you do decide to join Azentus<\/a> then try and keep them as a smaller part of a diverse and balanced portfolio.<\/p>\n

Before I get to the day\u2019s other news events then, I hope you will take a moment to take part in the following opinion poll asking for readers own first impressions of Azentus<\/a>. Hit or miss? Voting is completely anonymous and will only take you a second, and I hope it will be interesting to look back in the months ahead and see how many people got it right or wrong as we see what direction Azentus<\/a> really ends up going in. So:<\/p>\n

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