Yieldnodes.com Review: A Ponzi Scheme!

 
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Yield Nodes, whose website can be found at Yieldnodes.com is touting a Master node project where investors will earn “super profits” even during times of financial crisis.

Latest Note: The site is now rebranding — a sign that they have stolen enough money from their victims They are doing an exit scam.

This website has similar characteristics to a ponzi scheme. It would be wise to invest in trading rather than putting your money into a purported masternoding project.

YieldNodes is soliciting investors a minimum deposit of 500 Euros and claiming that this money will be used to purchase and maintain servers.

The vendor is also purporting that the funds that are deposited into the platform by investors will be used to purchase masternode coins required to earn rewards.

Earnings will start after 7 days of making the minimum payment in Bitcoins due to logistics involved in configuring the server.

When it comes to withdrawals, YieldNodes claims they will convert your money into fiat or Bitcoin and send it to you.

The vendor also claims that Yield Nodes can pay back the original deposit at any given time, assuming an investor does not want compounding of which his investment would be locked for a minimum of 6 months.

The big question is whether this platform is yet another investment scam trying to confuse the less sophisticated investor?

Notice that the promotion materials on the Yield Nodes website is even suggesting that the vendor is the first to innovate masternoding.

They also want investors to know that the platform was running as a private pool for at least 1 year before they invited beta testers in October 2019.

But who are these guys and can they be trusted?

Overview of YieldNodes ponzi scheme

YieldNodes.com is allegedly based in Hong Kong and is headed by Steve H.

Other people involved in the project include:

  1. Urs S. (COO and CIO)
  2. Yegor V. (CTO)
  3. Dima T (Management assistance)

Before you fall for the masternode craze that YieldNodes.com is peddling on their website, you need to understand the basic economics of masternoding coins.

Yieldnodes is promising to generate ROI for its investors through Proof of Staking.

The amount of money you make in a masternoding platform fluctuates with the price of coins.

Nearly all masternode coins don’t have any real world usage.

To make any gains, the vendor would find ways of raising the price of the coin or making more of them.

And without real-world usage, these coins values are only driven by the act of purchasing for the masternodes.

The moment this demands drops, what you earn from masternoding also drops.

In short, this is a failed project that can’t earn you any substantial income.

Because vendors know it, they can opt to mislead investors by claiming to generate revenue from masternoding when they are actually doing something else with investors’ funds.

We actually don’t know whether or not servers really exist or that you’ll be renting a real server if you pay them 500 EURs.

YieldNodes is simply hoping that you’ll buy their masternode narrative without further scrutiny.

YieldNodes.com too good to be true returns

Just to put it into perspective, Yieldnodes.com is claiming that they’ve generated a monthly ROI of 11% over the last 17 months.

Yieldnodes even claims that they generated 19.2% return in February 2021.

These are pretty impressive statistics, which is why a website like YieldNodes is likely to attract a huge traffic of visitors.

Most of the people who visit a site like this one want to be rich overnight.

However, the old adage goes that if it is too good to be true, think twice.

Conclusion

As at now, nobody knows for sure whether Yieldnodes.com owns any servers beside a website with fancy gimmicky blockchain mumbo jumbo.

Sophisticated ponzi schemes have always used this narrative to try getting investors to deposit money.

In the end, early adaptors make the most of their investment while those who join afterwards even stand a chance to lose.

Either way, this game of speculation may not get out what you had invested in the project.

It is just a hoax!

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7 thoughts on “Yieldnodes.com Review: A Ponzi Scheme!

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  2. Rasfree

    Do you have any proof of your Statement here? I know the guys and the project very well and it’s totally unfair from your side to write this Statement about Yieldnodes. If you did your research (you didn’t), then you would know it better. They are really working hard to give these masternoded coins a real economic value. I guess you don’t know this fact and then you should better be quiet. Of course nobody knows, if this will work as designed and they warn investors nearly every month about the facts. They are not promising the get rich quick narrative. All investors know, where they are invested and which risks they take. That’s a big difference to all these scamming get rich quick Ponzi schemes. And of course: The Profits will decrease, that’s a matter of fact and just simple mathematics. The big question is: Are they really able to give these coins real value or not? Nobody knows, but they try. And after six months I could withdraw my investment without any problem. So now it’s a risk free Investment for me. Everyone can do this and lean back, while they build up more and more decentralized economy. For me everything worked out as promised and there is absolutely no reason to write such a negative article about them.

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  4. Anthony

    “Yieldnodes even claims that they generated 19.2% return in February 2021.”
    Yes they did claim that, and yes it’s true. I got paid 19.2% on my investment in Feb (a total of over EUR 3,000 – paid out in March, according to their very clear instructions) I chose to withdraw 50% and leave 50% to compound my balance. I suggest you make a real investment and check this out for yourself before writing these libellous accusations against this genuine organisation.

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  6. Juergen

    Hello unknown poster, if ever you did your due diligence you would know better. As their first affiliate having known the CEO Steve/Stefan long before – we both come from forex – I do know better. There are many scams out there but it is too easy at the same time to call something a ponzi just because it could be one from first sight. Read my text about the first audit done on Feb.12 (there are 4 more inside the members-area). You just sound like a competitor unable to match their expertise and results coming up with a simple opinion without the slightest proof. Not a single of my 187 clients ever had a problem with withdrawing or receiving monthly returns.
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  8. Luv

    I think Rasfree and Anthony misunderstood the writer of this blog. He has not written anything libellous. He has simply warned innocent investors to think twice and look very well before leaping into the river. Even Rasfree wrote, “The big question is: Are they really able to give these coins real value or not? Nobody knows, but they try.” Consequently, one can conclude that the coins are not yet valuable, but are yet to be made valuable.

    First, the blogger confirmed all the claims made by the owners of Yieldnodes.com.

    Then he gave his sincere opinion by saying that “this website has similar characteristics to a ponzi scheme,” that we actually don’t know whether or not servers really exist or that you’ll be renting a real server if you pay them 500 EURs, that nobody knows for sure whether Yieldnodes.com owns any servers beside a website with fancy gimmicky blockchain mumbo jumbo and that investors should think twice.
    He concluded by saying, “Sophisticated ponzi schemes have always used this narrative to try getting investors to deposit money.”
    What is libellous about such conclusion, having watched some people defraud many innocent investors?

    Finally, Rasfree accused this blogger of not doing his research. But have you done your research on it? If yes, are you convinced otherwise? If yes, Can you make the contents of your research known to the public for others to read your unbiased and independent opinion?
    Do not just tell us that you have invested in it and got profit from it. There is no way we can prove if that claim of profiting from Yieldnodes is authentic or false. Give convincing analyses of your research which should also be different from all the claims made by the owners of Yieldnodes.com

    I actually want to invest in Yieldnodes. But I want to be very sure that I am not throwing my fund into the winds. So your research findings can be of great help to some of us.

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  10. Aaron

    The promised ROI is simply too good to be true for doing no work at all. If money was that easy to generate, it would be worthless. Seriously, anyone thinking about jumping into this, just do some math and figure out what 500 euros would turn into year after year, and then multiply that by 1000 people. How in the world is a project going to generate that much money? That kind of compounding interest is simply not sustainable for very long. Its the very first investors that are going to rake in everyone else’s money and pull out whenever things begin to fall apart, leaving all the later investors high and dry. And the operation is based in China. BIG RED FLAG. I think Ill pass on this one. Anyone can create an appealing social media profile. Be on the lookout for Andreas Kartrud and Vladislav Stefanov. If you see their names pop up anywhere in this project, RUN.

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  12. Concerned.

    This very much sounds like person(s) trying to extract money from the business using a class action lawsuit of some kind claiming false information. Really? there must be a better way than to take from another simply because they are successful. This is really sad. The project is real and the people are real not hiding behind a faceless webpage. sad.

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  14. Nando

    Yieldnodes screams SCAM from every angle. If you are not a stock daytrader or forex trader how is it possible to double your money in a year. Look up Bitconnect Ponzi Scheme.

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