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CakeDefi Part 2 - Update on my $100 experiment

Previously, I blogged about my S$100 experiment with CakeDefi.

After 3 weeks, here's the progress:

Unfortunately, DFI coin has dropped value (I got it at S$3.90) so the status check today isn't rosy. But hey, coins value move up and down. I'll just carry on!

Me thinks that the free US$30 reward is a decent bonus so I am fine to leave my SGD$100 there to do its magic. 

Snapshot of daily interest 

Plus, the platform is clean and easy to use. Interests per 12hours are recorded, so you can check it out everyday. I don't bother checking it much; will just leave it to roll.


As of today, staking DFI will give you 73.6% APY (note that the rate changes every 12 hours):


Referral for CakeDefi

If you're keen to sign-up Cakedefi (of coz DYODD), pls use my referral link here where you'd get a total of US$30 worth of DFI (US$20 worth of DFI when you sign up and make a deposit of US$50 or more + US$10 referral reward). You can refer to my blog here for the registration guide.

https://app.cakedefi.com/?ref=704942


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Referral for crypto platforms

To earn 8.88% APY on your stablecoin and receive US$50 in BTC on your first US$400 deposit, pls use my referral link here. You can refer to my registration guide here.


If you're keen to set-up a Gemini account to buy and sell cryptos, head to my guide here. You can also click on my referral link here. Upon your purchase/sales of USD$100 cryptocurrency, both of us will get USD$10 worth of bitcoin. 😊



If you want to earn higher interest on your BTC, ETH etc via Hodlnaut, pls use my link here. Pls refer to my registration guide here to download the app.

By using my link, you'll get US$20 signup bonus after you make a first-time deposit of US$1000 equivalent of coins in ONE TRANSACTION, within 7 days after your account is approved.

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