It's nice to earn a significant regular income while HODLing a cryptocurrency. So which cryptocurrency should we choose for this? We are aware of the options like Hive, Leo, and POB. Bitcoin and Ethereum are two excellent cryptocurrencies, but their APR is low. Beyond all these cryptocurrencies, Cake seems like a good choice to me. The “don't buy them, earn them” advice about DEX tokens is repeated a lot. This may be true for most DEX tokens, but not for Cake. In the chart below, we see that Cake has maintained its value against Ethereum in the last 4 months. In doing so, it provided its customers with an APR of around 70% on the Pancakswap Cake pool.
Without deepening the issue too much, I would like to point out that Pancakeswap has 7 times more customers than its closest competitor in the DEFI space, with 430k daily users. Pancakeswap has the advantage of scale and uses it to the advantage of its investors. Congratulations Pancaswap!
One of the things I love about crypto is that there is no lack of movement. Almost every day, a new project with a reasonable story emerges. I've been busy for a few days with Robiniaswap, a clone of Pancakeswap. Thanks to Robiniaswap, which bridged Steem and BSC, I had the opportunity to watch the price movements of a DEX on the first days of its release. It was quite an exciting event, I liked it. I recommend those who enjoy DEFI investments take a look at Robiniaswap.com. The number of RBS tokens produced per block will decrease from three to two today. After three days, the number of tokens produced per block will decrease from two to one. Currently, the platform's coin, RBS, is at a discounted price, and the dwindling token supply may cause its price to stabilize in the coming days.
What other attractive options are there on DEFI? Do we adequately appreciate the DEFI opportunities in the HIVE ecosystem? There are annual returns of up to 800% under the Pools menu on https://beeswap.dcity.io/swap. I prefer pools with "Rewards Available" written in red next to them. This is a constantly evolving environment. I have invested in Cent/Hive pool and doubled my initial investment. My only regret is that I haven't invested in Bee yet.
As if I have a million dollars, I have invested in so many cryptocurrencies that if something happens to me, there is no way that my relatives can reach all of them. How many networks do I have invested in? Hive, Steem, Tron, BSC, Polygon, and Solana are the ones I remember. Maybe another day I'll write a post comparing these networks.
Those who are closely interested in crypto would know, but I recommend you to watch the channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqK_GSMbpiV8spgD3ZGloSw. The founder of the channel, Guy, maybe the person who contributed the most to my development after my mother and primary school teacher.
It would be nice if someone could explain blockchain technologies in a language that we mortals can understand. I learned a lot from the https://www.youtube.com/c/Finematics channel, but the channel content consists of only 47 videos. Maybe there is such a source, but I don't know yet.
Besides Youtube, Hive is an important source of information for me. Now I have started to make curation more serious and the number of authors I follow regularly has started to increase. Maybe one day I can write an article listing the Hive authors I like. For now, let me write the first account that comes to my mind: 
It is a great advantage for people to reach people in other countries through their mother tongue. Especially if you are into literature like me, you always have doubts about what you write in another language. On the other hand, I have doubts about the texts I write in Turkish too.
It's like I'm slowly moving away from crypto. So it's time for me to end this article.
Thank you for reading.
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