Hello, KUWI, thanks for the perspective. I'd been looking for convireasons to buy Flint-type funds.
There was one point that is still bugging me though. Why would an average investor go for 13% returns in crypto, when they can get those in most good mutual funds as well, with the security of SEBI. As far as I know, the narrative of decentralization is not bought by most of the country.
Honestly this is not exciting. Mudrex.com offers close to 40-50% returns on their low risk mint and more than 80% on a high risk. Why would I invest with flint in this case.
For USDT, partnering with an exchange or P2P? How are they enabling initial liquidity, if P2P?
Thanks for this insightful content!
Hello, KUWI, thanks for the perspective. I'd been looking for convireasons to buy Flint-type funds.
There was one point that is still bugging me though. Why would an average investor go for 13% returns in crypto, when they can get those in most good mutual funds as well, with the security of SEBI. As far as I know, the narrative of decentralization is not bought by most of the country.
Thanks again!
Honestly this is not exciting. Mudrex.com offers close to 40-50% returns on their low risk mint and more than 80% on a high risk. Why would I invest with flint in this case.
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