{"id":16927,"date":"2021-03-29T07:47:13","date_gmt":"2021-03-29T13:47:13","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/money-news-online.com\/blog\/?p=16927"},"modified":"2021-06-24T09:59:18","modified_gmt":"2021-06-24T15:59:18","slug":"29-03-2021-cryptocapital-review-and-daily-news-from-the-hyip-industry","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/money-news-online.com\/blog\/2021\/03\/29\/29-03-2021-cryptocapital-review-and-daily-news-from-the-hyip-industry\/","title":{"rendered":"29\/03\/2021. CryptoCapital Review and Daily News from the HYIP Industry"},"content":{"rendered":"

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

Hi everyone! I hope you\u2019re all looking forward to the new business week as much as I am. I was kept busy for the last few days with a couple of interesting news stories from some of the programs I cover, but mostly with a brand new addition to the MNO monitor<\/a> called CryptoCapital<\/a>, analysing the most important points for the review I want to start today\u2019s update with. CryptoCapital<\/a> is another of mostly what I would call a perpetual or open-ended program. In other words once you join and make a deposit there is no fixed term<\/strong><\/em>. CryptoCapital<\/a> will continue to pay you for how ever long the program manages to survive. Now whether that\u2019s going to be a day, a week, a month, or a year I really can\u2019t say. But all in all it looks a highly professional set-up. Very slick and well set up, but better than just that. I think it\u2019s also been better planned, better organized, and better executed than the average online HYIP. The admin has more or less even gone out of his way to make a public statement of intention as such, by pre-paying for advertising on MNO for three months in advance. I can’t promise investors what his results will be but I can definitely say his intentions are perfectly splendid.<\/p>\n

The main point here is that once you are in then that\u2019s it, you stay in and you keep getting paid until such a time as you decide you want to leave<\/strong><\/em>. The only stipulation is that you must keep an active deposit for at least 24 hours, which will of course mean 24 payments, but after that the rest is up to you depending on your own personal strategy. Otherwise the program provides a high degree of flexibility<\/strong><\/em> which I know a lot of investors are craving these days. Anyway, let\u2019s see what CryptoCapital<\/a> is all about and whether you like it enough to join or not.
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\nPutting it into the most basic terms, as outlined above the plan has no expiry date<\/strong> and pays investors an hourly interest rate. The exact figure you eventually come away with will depend on the length of time you choose to stay a member, in other words the longer you stay the more payments you can collect. CryptoCapital<\/a> work exclusively with cryptocurrencies<\/strong><\/em> so there’s no \u201cdollar deposits<\/em>\u201d as such. The minimum requirement for joining with BitCoin<\/strong> is 0.0005<\/strong> which at the time of writing is about $19, but be sure to double check that again as no doubt that will change when a lot of you actually get around to investing. The exact figure varies for the different currencies accepted by the program anyway and for all deposits regardless of size CryptoCapital<\/a> are offering an hourly interest payment of 0.15%<\/strong> (which is the equivalent of 3.6% in daily terms<\/strong>).<\/p>\n

In that instance it makes CryptoCapital<\/a> one of the few programs to treat all investors equally, both big and small with everyone having the same expectations about their final percentage earnings. So let\u2019s look at a theoretical example of how that might play out in monetary terms<\/strong><\/em>. If you were to have for example a $100 deposit you would earn $0.15 every hour, or $3.60 every full day. However when it comes time to release your principal you should only expect to get $95 back from the full hundred because CryptoCapital<\/a> charge a 5% processing fee<\/strong> for doing so. With this in mind while still profitable it makes a lot more sense to leave your principal in place a bit longer and continue earning. This fee only applies to your final principal return and does not affect your interest payments.<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n

After that it\u2019s a simple matter of you deciding on what the best investment strategy is for you personally and making the appropriate calculations. To expand on that a bit further, 0.15% per hour gives 3.6% interest per day, 34 hours by the time you can release your principal without losing any money in fees and keep the profit you\u2019ve earned, 25.2% interest per week<\/strong><\/em>, and would allow you to double your money in around four weeks or so<\/strong><\/em>. Personally speaking as a professional monitor I\u2019m committed to CryptoCapital<\/a> for how ever long the admin can keep it in business. That may or may not be the best course of action for you, but it\u2019s one that I\u2019m happy enough with. The individual investor will have to decide on the best strategy<\/strong><\/em> for them, be that a fixed point in the calendar, reaching a certain financial goal, or just reviewing CryptoCapital<\/a>‘s ongoing performance on a day-by-day basis and assessing it as they go. Just keep one more important point in mind \u2013 the examples I’ve given above of potential time scales are purely theoretical. The thing is that with CryptoCapital<\/a> they don’t just convert your cryptocurrency coin payments into USD<\/strong><\/em> and back again like most programs do, so that means the volatility of the cryptocurrency market and exchange rates can affect this dramatically. It’s entirely possible you could double your money a lot faster, though equally the gamble you take is that it could also take a lot longer.<\/p>\n

In many ways the main strength of such perpetual style payments can conversely also be their main weakness<\/strong><\/em>. I mean, if something is going to pay you every hour of every day unconditionally then why would anyone ever want to leave, but the fact is that at some point HYIP investors will eventually decide to go and in that case\u00a0 the worry is what happens if they all do it at the same time. Well, rhetorical question, I think you all know the answer there already. Still, there\u2019s no denying that programs built along a similar business model to CryptoCapital<\/a> have had some absolutely exceptional runs in the past, going back several years in my memory anyway. Will this be one of them? There\u2019s no reason why on paper it can\u2019t succeed, but since the HYIP industry doesn\u2019t exist on paper it\u2019s probably best to avoid predictions, take it one day at a time, and be sensible.<\/p>\n

If you decide to join then the next thing you need to be aware of is what payment methods<\/strong> are available to you. As you can probably tell from the name of the program cryptocurrencies do feature very prominently on CryptoCapital<\/a> with your options made up of BitCoin, LiteCoin, Ethereum, BitcoinCash, DogeCoin, Dash, Tether, Ripple, ZCash, Tron, and Stellar<\/strong>. Something that most investors will like is that all withdrawals up to $100 are processed instantly<\/strong>. Requests higher than $100 for your own security require manual approval though should still be paid by the admin within a 24 hour maximum<\/strong>. I’ve tested both and have always been satisfied with the results so far.<\/p>\n

Smaller investors should be aware that CryptoCapital<\/a> do have a minimum withdrawal policy, but it shouldn\u2019t be much of an issue as it\u2019s quite small. Different limits apply to the cryptocurrencies so check the CryptoCapital<\/a> FAQ section for which ever one you are using. For example a minimum of 0.0001\u00a0BTC<\/strong> needs to be on your balance before you can withdraw there, and as of the time of writing that happens to be just short of $4 it\u2019s unlikely that very many people there will be earning enough to make an actual withdrawal every hour even though the interest is still being credited to their accounts.<\/p>\n

As you prepare to make your first active deposit in CryptoCapital<\/a>, by clicking the \u201cMake an Investment<\/em>\u201d button on top of the page. I know I generally use BitCoin to describe these things, but if this is not your first choice of payment method then look for the \u201cSwitch Dashboards<\/em>\u201d button on the right hand side of the page. Just click on the one you prefer and the correct page to make your deposit will follow as the page refreshes. On signing in though you will be asked what type of dashboard you would like to land in, so if you maintain deposits in different cryptocurrencies<\/strong><\/em> that then can be easily changed from inside your account area by clicking in the desired currency icon.<\/p>\n

When you are eventually looking to leave CryptoCapital<\/a> then if you\u2019re satisfied with what you\u2019ve taken from the program and want to get your principal back<\/strong><\/em> you just need to look for the “Investment Summary<\/em>” in your account. Under this field click the “Manage Your Investments<\/em>” button and you will be redirected to the “My Investments<\/em>” section where you will be able to see all your active deposits you have made in a particular currency. Once the 24-hour lock-in period has expired the \u201cCancel Deposit<\/em>\u201d button becomes active on that page and you can use it anytime after that when you\u2019re ready. One thing to keep in mind when you do request your principal back by the way that it won\u2019t get paid to you directly. It simply gets released into your CryptoCapital<\/a> account from where you can make the actual final withdrawal. When doing so you enter the final amount you wish to remove, then click the \u201cConfirm & Withdraw<\/em>\u201d button to make it final. The reason you might not wish to make a complete withdrawal of your account balance is because CryptoCapital<\/a> allow new investments to be made from here too<\/strong>, as well as fresh funds from an outside cryptocurrency account.<\/p>\n

I’ll just remind you that, especially if you are leaving early, that you take into consideration the 5% withdrawal fee applied on any principal withdrawal<\/strong> which I already mentioned above. Also note that partial principal withdrawals are allowed<\/strong> in the program, so when you hit the profit zone you don’t really have to make a clean break of it and go completely. As long as you’re happy enough to have gotten your initial expenses back you can continue to hold what ever amount of your choosing with CryptoCapital<\/a> and keep drawing a passive risk free income from them.<\/p>\n

Looking at the design and security aspects of the website CryptoCapital<\/a> is running off the ever popular GoldCoders script and is under license. Even experienced investors may not recognise this at first however as the CryptoCapital<\/a> admin (or maybe his programmer) have had it modified to suit the program\u2019s own unique needs and requirements. One area where it differs somewhat from the usual GoldCoders powered programs is in the initial logging in process to access your account. On signing in you will land on a page with eleven possible dashboards, one for each currency used by CryptoCapital<\/a>. Just click on the one you want to access first, remembering that if you have funds there via other currencies it\u2019s easy enough to cycle through the other dashboards<\/strong><\/em> if\/when you need to from inside your account area.<\/p>\n

For a hosting provider the admin has CryptoCapital<\/a> on a dedicated server with the support and protection from malicious attacks by DDoSGuard. And for an added layer of protection the CryptoCapital<\/a> website comes with an SSL certificate by Sectigo for improved security on financial transactions and generally safer browsing. Further transparency can be found with a \u201cLive Payouts<\/strong><\/em>\u201d page that has been included where you can track all the latest withdrawals to members.<\/p>\n

Incidentally, other than the investment plans CryptoCapital<\/a> have other ways you can earn money from the program. A number of HYIPs have over the years introduced what we call Bounty schemes<\/em>, where regular rank and file members are encouraged to get involved with the promotion of the program. After all, the majority of monitors are never make any real effort at actual support of the HYIPs they cover beyond confirming personal payouts on discussion platforms, and even that’s intended more for self promotion. Better then to get real investors who hold a genuine stake in the success of CryptoCapital<\/a>, and reward them instead. You need no further motivation than knowing more success for CryptoCapital<\/a> means more success for you<\/em><\/strong>, but an extra couple of bucks for your effort is certainly the cherry on top of the cake. There\u2019s all sorts of activities you can get involved with and only take up a minimum of your free time. For the more artistically minded you can make YouTube videos, but you can also keep it more simple according to your own abilities and resources. The only prerequisite is that you be an CryptoCapital<\/a> account holder, after that you can get involved on various social media networks, Google Ads, HYIP forum campaigns, and so on. To keep things transparent there\u2019s even a spreadsheet<\/strong> <\/em>where you can view all the submissions and the result, i.e. whether the post in question matched the requirements CryptoCapital<\/a> demand before payment is made. To participate you are also going to need a LiteCoin wallet, as currently that’s the only currency the CryptoCapital<\/a> admin is using to pay contributors to the scheme.<\/p>\n

If you have any further need to get in contact with the admin of CryptoCapital<\/a> or any questions or account related issues that need to be dealt with, then there are a couple of ways you can go about it. However as the FAQ section<\/strong><\/em> covers most of what you need to know you should definitely start with that. If that doesn\u2019t work then next up is the Live Chat option<\/strong><\/em> which you can use to find an operator by clicking the widget on the bottom right hand corner of any page on the CryptoCapital<\/a> website. Otherwise you 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. Fans of social media will be able to connect with CryptoCapital<\/a> on Facebook and Twitter<\/strong><\/em>, plus there\u2019s a telephone number to go with the program\u2019s UK certificate of incorporation. Further company announcements and news issues can be viewed through the official CryptoCapital<\/a> Telegram group<\/strong><\/em>. You can leave more public feedback on the TrustPilot<\/strong> <\/em>website.<\/p>\n

If anyone is interested in the alleged business activities backing up the payments to investors, it\u2019s claimed that CryptoCapital<\/a> is a self described \u201ccryptocurrency trading company<\/em>\u201d, however there\u2019s very little practical information to back this up that you could research and investigate for yourself. And of course, even if it were true that still doesn\u2019t mean it always has to be necessarily profitable all the time. Therefore you shouldn\u2019t really treat CryptoCapital<\/a> any differently from other programs around at the moment. So just make yourself aware of the possible dangers, and spend accordingly<\/strong><\/em>. 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 CryptoCapital<\/a> then try and keep them as a smaller part of a diverse and balanced portfolio.<\/p>\n

Before I finish with the review of CryptoCapital<\/a> and move on to today\u2019s news updates I would like to ask if anyone reading this has their own opinions on the program? Good, bad, or indifferent, I hope you won\u2019t mind sharing them with your fellow readers. It takes literally a second to vote, is totally anonymous, and will make for more interesting reading once we are looking back at the program at the end rather than looking forward at the start. In other words how many people would make a good and bad judgement call looking at the program today. Please answer the following question:<\/p>\n

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Will you make an active deposit in CryptoCapital<\/a>?<\/strong><\/p>