MYTHS ABOUT BITNEST. PART 1

MYTH #1 "The interest rates in BitNest are too high — that’s impossible."

When someone used to the banking system sees BitNest’s returns for the first time, the reaction is almost always the same: “This is too much, this can’t be real.” But this comparison simply doesn’t work, because traditional finance and DeFi are two entirely different worlds.

BitNest’s returns are not “money from nowhere” and not an attempt to attract new users. They are generated through liquidity turnover inside a smart contract that functions as an automated financial mechanism.

User liquidity is distributed across multiple micro-cycles and collateralized operations, each producing a fixed percentage. There is no concept of “paying old participants with new deposits” — the yield is created by the algorithm itself.

You’re probably wondering:

Why is DeFi yield higher than in banks?

🏦 Banks are intermediaries that keep most of the profits for themselves.

They use customer deposits to issue loans at 20–50%, while depositors receive only 13–15%.

The difference goes to operating expenses — salaries, offices, infrastructure, and shareholder profit.

💰 DeFi has no intermediaries.

The smart contract distributes yield directly between participants, which makes the percentage naturally higher — it’s simply how a market works when middlemen are removed.

⚡️ BitNest amplifies this efficiency thanks to short cycles:

✅ Instead of a one-year deposit — cycles of 1, 7, 14, or 28 days.

✅ Instead of complicated conditions — automatic settlement recorded in the blockchain.

What may seem “too high” from the perspective of traditional finance is actually normal efficiency of a well-structured DeFi model with no middlemen and no unnecessary costs.

➡️ Want to try it? Follow this link — our assistant bot will guide you step-by-step and help you make your first moves.

‼️ This material is not financial advice. Always assess risks and manage your funds responsibly.

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