No. We do not touch, monitor, or recover customer funds and never will. It's a set price. Most of our market is in places like Russia, India, or China where power and internet are not always reliable. It's really only for people that either travel a lot and still want to stake at their full potential, someone who doesn't want to leave a dedicated staking computer on all the time, or those mentioned earlier. I personally use the cloud for my staking, and I wouldn't have it any other way. Every day or two I open the clients locally and just watch the stake roll in as I sync up with no orphans while my local wallet was offline
You misunderstood me. Here is an example of what I meant.
Timmy has 50 HYPER that he wants to stake. There is no way he would ever get a return on his investment at the price of $10 even for lifetime so he decides to just move along and you lose income.
However, if Timmy was able to stake those 50 HYPER at 10% of his staking return he would then be able to get something out of it and be happy.
Would be good to include a staking percentage option as payment.
Were you kidding when you said you don't monitor the funds that are entrusted to your care?
The laws get really rigid really quickly when it comes to insuring investments outside of regulated U.S. markets. A.k.a. tax evasion (unintentionally on capital gains), perceived money laundering, etc.
If you want your "investments" to be guaranteed then sadly a savings account with a bank protected by FDIC coverage is your only option.
I went ahead and took the plunge into Hyper around 10,000 coins in total. It's nice how frequently it stakes. Usually around 30 coins a day so far, and considering they are worth a little over $0.025 -- it's a steady passive way to diversify some excess BTC as long as you enjoy day-trading.
I like the idea behind the coin, so I decided this would be my more risky investment. Your mileage may vary. Just my experience so far.
