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Earning Interest on Crypto & Fiat Has Never Been Easier as Nexo Offers Passive Income of up to 12%
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Nexo, the trusted digital assets institution that was the first to introduce lending services to the crypto sector has surpassed many traditional investment instruments by also offering high yield returns in the form of daily interest payouts. Offering up to 12% passive income on its Earn on Crypto & Fiat product, Nexo has proven that the crypto sector is not only catching up to mainstream finance but also outperforming it.
The consistently poor yields of traditional financial instruments don’t come as a surprise. In recent times, as the world attempts to recover from the economic slowdown, resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic, interest rates are at an all-time low. Even treasury bonds – once a guarantee for stable returns – are now faltering.