Ingresos Pasivos: Cómo Hacer Staking Con Criptomonedas - YouTube

Did you know that there's a way of generating passive income just by owning crypto?

This is called "staking", and in this video, I'm gonna explain you

step by step and with all kinds of details on how to stake crypto.

The strategy that I'm gonna explain in this video doesn't have many risks, because you're gonna put your crypto to work

but your crypto, at all times, they are gonna remain yours. Still,

I want to emphasize that all investment is a risk, and especially if we're dealing with

investments in the world of crypto. That being said, let's move on to the video.

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In this video, I'm gonna explain to you how to generate passive income by staking in Binance.

I'm gonna keep this video very simple so that everyone knows how to do it and understands everything in it.

Before doing any investment, even if it's not that much money, I like to- and I need to understand exactly

what that investment truly consists of. If I don't understand what I'm investing in or how to generate

money with the investment that I'm making, I'd rather not invest anything at all. If someone was to come tomorrow saying "hey Adrián,

I've got a great investment that's gonna make you gain a lot of money", but I don't manage to understand what I'm investing in

I'd rather not invest my money at all. Therefore, what we're now going to do is understand exactly

what exactly "staking" is, and how is money generated by staking, and why are we gonna make money by staking.

In the third and final part of this video, I'm gonna preach by example and I’m gonna put some of my crypto into staking

and I'm gonna show you the whole experience of how putting cryptocurrencies to staking is,

what do we find when doing so as I put them into it, and how much do they generate... I'm gonna explain all of it from the point of view

of someone who has just put to work his crypto. If you like this video's content don't forget

to hit that like button, it doesn't cost you a thing and you help me a lot by it. Also, subscribe to the channel if you like

this kind of video. Okay guys, so, first of all, what is "staking" exactly? Before beginning to explain

what "staking" is, I want to emphasize two things: first of all, I'm not an expert on cryptocurrencies, not in the slightest.

I'm just someone who has decided to stake a part of his crypto, so I've educated myself on staking

to understand exactly what it is, and I'm explaining it to you in this video. I also want to

emphasize that I'm gonna explain all of this in a very simple way, I’m probably gonna leave out many technicalities as I won't explain everything thoroughly, but

my aim is to give a general explanation so that everyone understands it.

To understand what staking exactly consists of, we also have to understand that the current financial system

is a "centralized system". What does this mean? Well, it means that it's centralized by the banks.

If I, for instance, was to do a wire transfer to my brother, in order to do this wire transfer, we're always gonna have to do it through a bank.

And basically, what the bank is gonna do is say "okay, so, Adrian has -1000, as to say something, and Adrian's brother has

+1000 euros. So everything always has to go through a bank which, what it basically says is

how much money does each person has. On the other hand, though, the system used by cryptocurrencies is a "decentralized system". What does that mean?

That there's no bank in-between saying "Adrian has this much, Adrian's brother has this much..." There's nothing

like that. To know how much money each one has, there are several systems in the world of crypto that allow us

validate transactions, and that also allows to know how much money each person has. There are several

systems to do this, but two particular ones are the most relevant ones. The first one

is called "Proof of work". This system allows for validating transactions thanks to some machines. Basically,

the crypto mining machine that I have in my living room mining Ethereum works with the "proof of work".

Basically, that machine is constantly working to validate transactions and validate how much money each person has.

Basically, these machines are performing the bank's role, but instead of having only a single machine

there are many of them all over the world, making it impossible for them to be hacked. Just like banks will charge you a

a commission for a wire transfer, with crypto you will -in some cases- be charged a commission for wire

transfers as well. But that transfer, instead of profiting the bank, is distributed among everyone

doing the "proof of work", which is also called mining crypto. Therefore, people who are mining crypto

with the "proof of work" system, are gonna make money out of the commissions that

users pay for using this network. But then, we also have another system, called "proof of stake".

Basically, this system allows for validating transactions by simply having cryptocurrencies in a wallet, which is like

a crypto bank. What this system does is basically replace the mining machines for

having some crypto blocked and have them constantly validating transactions.

In most cases, to stake, you have to leave your crypto blocked for a determined amount of time.

And in the case of "proof of stake", we have the same situation as with "proof of work"; by staking, you're gonna get rewards

merely for having your crypto there blocked, and these rewards come from the commissions people pay

for using that same cryptocurrency. There are other ways of validating transactions, but these two that I just explained are

the most relevant ones. Bitcoin is a cryptocurrency that works under the "proof of work" system, that's why you've probably

seen on TV those Bitcoin mining factories. All those machines are using the "proof of work",

whereas, for instance, ADA Cardano is a cryptocurrency that works under the "proof of stake" system.

In summary: what is staking? Staking is taking your crypto, leaving them blocked for a certain amount

of time in a wallet, and getting rewards for just having your crypto there frozen,

but they're actually validating transactions. Normally, to be able to stake, you're gonna have to sign up

in that crypto's official wallet, you’re gonna have to use that crypto's official exchange, which

is definitely not an easy task for beginners. But Binance, one of the world's biggest exchanges, offers you

offers the possibility of exchanging in a much simpler way. With it, you don't have to send your crypto to an external exchange,

with an external wallet and doing things that might seem very complex: in Binance's case, they do everything for you

By only using Binance's own platform and not having to send your crypto to another exchange or another wallet, everything done

in Binance itself, you're gonna be able to stake your cryptos. What they basically do is offer you the

service of doing your staking for you, so what you're gonna do is out your staking inside their platform in a very simple way

and they'll do the complicated process for you. Obviously, by doing it in Binance you'll obtain lower profits

than you would if you did the whole process yourself. It's still much simpler, though, and, in my opinion, much more interesting

especially if you're beginning at this. Once you've understood what staking is and how it generates money

we're gonna see how to do staking in Binance step by step. The first thing we've got to do is log into

Binance; if you still don't have an account, I'll leave you a link on the description. So, once we're on Binance's webpage,

you just have to sign up. If you already have an account, then you have to log into your Binance account. Once you're in it,

you have to click on "wallet" and then, in the menu below, "overview". Once in it, you'll find your

estimated balance and basically, the first thing you have to do, is send Binance some money to buy cryptocurrencies

because you need that crypto to do staking. How do we buy crypto in Binance? It's the easiest thing to do

We click here on the yellow button, "deposit", and then we select "Deposit Fiat", because

we're gonna deposit in euros or dollars. So we select either "euros" or "dollars", in the case of euros we can see that it allows us to

either do it with a bank card or with these other two options, which I have never used, I’ve only done it with a bank card

if I've done it from the Binance platform, or, if you're using dollars, we select "USD" here, with dollars, it allows us to do a bank transfer.

so we'd click here on "continue", we'd select the amount of money, let's say 100 dollars, we'd click on "confirm"

and we'd fill this with all the required data. If you don't want to use Binance to buy crypto,

you can also use Coinbase. If you click here on "wallet" and then into "euros"- in my case, cause

I use euros, but if you use dollars, then it'll say dollars, you click here in "add cash", and in it, you'll find all the information

so the only thing left to do is a wire transfer, straight from your bank account to this. You want

to do it with a wire transfer cause that's where they'll charge you fewer commissions, or you can do it directly with your credit card but they'll charge you

more commissions, If you used to Coinbase option, once you've got the money in Coinbase, you send it straight to

Binance, and once you have your money, you come over here to "trading", you click on "convert" and

here you can buy whatever cryptocurrency you want. So once you have your crypto, you click on "Overview"

once again, and in "fiat" and "spot" you'll find all the cryptocurrencies that you own. I always select

"hide small balances", and here we can see all the cryptocurrencies I have on Binance.

Once you've got your crypto, now let's move on to how to stake them. The first thing you've got to do

is click here on "finance" and then click on "binance earn". In Binance earn, we'll find many options

that they have of generating passive income with crypto. They've got the staking, they've also got the liquid swap option

and they've got many other ways of generating passive income with crypto. If you're interested in me doing a video about any of these other ways,

tell me in the comments below. For now, we're gonna focus on the most known option, staking.

We'll come over here and select "granted", which, despite saying "granted", I want to emphasize that, in the world of investments

there's nothing granted. Here we'll see many ways of investing in our crypto and having them generating

passive income for us. Basically, this is the currency, we have DOT, Axie Infinity, BNB...etc. Then, we have the type of product; this one

is staking, then locked savings, then the APA- this is basically the annual profitability, what annual profitability is this

gonna generate. In this case, we can see real crazy stuff, such as 110%, or then more average figures, such as 9%, and then over here we can see

the amount of time that we're supposed to leave our money locked. In this case, 15 days, 40 days, a

flexible amount of time... For instance, if we were to choose Polka Dot, the cryptocurrency, we would see that it has

several options: slot auction, flexible savings, or staking, which is what we're talking about in this video. So,

as we can see, staking is by far the most interesting option. Once we've seen all of the options of Binance Earn,

we're gonna come over here, where it says "locked stake", we're gonna click in "go to stake"

and we'll only see info related to staking, which is what we're interested in. So, once we get to this, to "locked staking"

we'll be able to see the whole interface of staking in Binance, you'll see how simple it truly is. Here in "token"

we'll find the cryptocurrency with which we can stake, and here in Est.APY, we'll find the annual revenue. And this- I've noticed

that many people have doubts about it, and it's important to get it straight. If we stake with a cryptocurrency for

30 days, and we see that the announced annual profitability it's of 43,82%, as we can see with this particular case.

This doesn't mean that I'm gonna get this profit in 30 days. This is the profit I'd get if I was to leave it invested

for an entire year, okay? So, if you want to calculate the profit you'll get for 30 days, you have to

calculate that annual profitability and divide it by the time spent staking; it's a super important thing

and I've noticed how many of you get it wrong. Then, over here, we've got the duration, which we can change as we think fit, and, according to how we set it

this profitability will be altered. Another thing that I want to emphasize is that this profitability is

an estimated one, which means it can change: it can go both up and down. Then, over here, we've got the minimum locked amount

which is basically the minimum we're supposed to have in order to stake. Then, another important thing;

you cannot always stake the coin that you want with the duration that you want;

Binance has this sort of quotas that it has to fill, and, once they've been filled, it can’t offer those services any longer.

Let's search "dot" here, as we did before, and, as we can see, it allows us to choose a 30 days-period, but

if we try to select 60 days, it won't allow us, it'll be unavailable, and the same happens if we try to choose 90 days.

So, if you want to stake a specific coin, you have to look for it over here. Another important thing to keep in mind, though, is that not all cryptocurrencies

can be staked, only the ones that use proof-of-stake, and

not even all of them work with Binance, so you'll probably have some with which you won't be able to do this.

Let's say that you want to stake a specific coin, DOT, for instance, so we just look for it, select a period, we click on

"subscribe", and we'll specify all the info here. Let's say that we want to put 10 DOTs,

over here we've got the "stake date", then the "value date", that is, when the staking begins, which is the day after you do it at 1 AM,

and then the "redemption date", which is when you'd get your crypto back, because you've, so to say-

it's all automatic- you send them for them to stake and, that day they return to your account, and, with that

your annual revenue. If we'd put 10 DOTs, we'd get back, along with what we put,

this amount of PolkaDots. So, that being said, I'm gonna preach by example and I'm gonna show you

how do I do it, how do I put my crypto to staking. Before doing so, I want to explain to you why

I wrote in the video's thumbnail "10 euros per day". That's because, as you can see here, I have

13.781 euros, and, if I was to use this money with the cryptocurrency Axie Infinity

which, we have over here as AXS, and put it into a 30-day period staking, it would give me 110%

of revenue. To make this simpler, it would be generating me 13.000 euros per year

So, if we divide it for an entire year, it would be generating 1.083 euros per month, and if we divide

that for 30 days, it would be generating 36,11 euros per day. So that's why I've put in the video's thumbnail, because, if I wanted, I could be

generating that thanks to what I own in crypto. So let's get down to business, let's put my own

crypto to stake. I'm gonna do them one by one, starting with "rune", which is right here, and we can see that "rune"

is a cryptocurrency that does not allow for staking. But that's okay, let's move on to the next one, which is "waves".

We'll write "waves" over here, and there we have it. I'm gonna put it to staking for 30 days,

and, 30 days from now, I'll do a video talking about this experience and explaining how it goes.

So we select "30 days" over here, we click this, I'll click for the "max" here, we can see how many "waves" I own,

over here we have all of the info, like the day when I'll get everything back over here, and that's the total amount of money that I'm gonna make with that crypto

in 30 days without having to do a single thing. Over here, I can see that, in 30 days, I'll make

11,56 dollars for not doing literally anything other than having my crypto blocked,

What I'll generate in these 30 days will obviously depend on the coin's value: if it goes down

I'll generate a lot less. If it goes up, I'll generate a lot more.

Now we select "read and agreed", then we click on "confirm", and we'll see this "subscription success" sign.

And if we click over here, we can see that I have 2000 euros locked

in staking and that, so far, they haven't generated anything. What I'm gonna do now is this same process but with all the cryptocurrencies that I have on Binance.

Okay guys, I just finished doing it, as we can see if I click over here, I have about

9000 euros, which is crazy, here on staking, and if we click here on "account"

we'll see all the coins that I have blocked. I have one, two, three, four, five blocked coins out of the

seven that I had, we can see this one, VeChain, which, instead of giving rewards in its own currency, it gives them in another one,

which is VTHO, VeChain Token, and here we have all of the information, I have blocked all of them for 30 days,

except for this one, because it only allowed for 15 days. If we return here to "fiat" and "spot", our main wallet,

so to call it, we can see that the total amount is much lower but that's

because I have them in the other wallet, the "earn" one, and there locked over there for 30 days. And then, another very interesting thing,

is that we have all of our coins over here, and all of the compound interest, which is the money we're making

But, at any moment, despite it being locked, I can click here in "redeem now", and it allows me

to take out as many crypto as I need, but under the condition of it resulting in the loss of the compound interest.

So, if I want to take it out, I can do it at any moment, but if I do it, I lose all the compound interests that

I've generated, so it's an interesting proposal by Binance. So that was it for today guys,

I've explained with all kinds of details how to stake with Binance, I've done it myself, I've explained everything.

We've seen a new way of generating passive income that anyone can do, we've seen that we don't need much money

to begin and it doesn't matter what country you're doing it from, it can be done anywhere. And as you know guys, I like being transparent, and I want to

warn you that this investment, just like any other, comes with its own risks, and I'll now explain which ones we could encounter.

The first one we'd encounter investing in these types of things is the risk of Binance going bankrupt

Binance is a global company, with a relevant presence in many countries, and it would be very unlikely for it to go bankrupt, but

there's always that small chance of it happening, so we must consider it: if Binance was to go bankrupt

I don't know to which extent we would be able to get our money back. The second risk in staking is a more common one,

and there are more chances of it happening: the cryptocurrency that we're using value's going down a lot.

I'll give you an example: imagine that you're staking Polkadot, and that it generates 10% of annual revenue,

that's great cause imagine that that coin was to go down 50%. I'd lose money and it would have been a bad investment,

and, despite having made a 10%, since the currency has gone down a 50%, I've ended up losing money. And then guys, to finish this

video, I want to emphasize that if you do your own staking yourself, getting educated on how to do it with your own wallet,

with your own exchange, with all of those things, you're gonna make much more money, but it's definitely a much more complex process

and it's a lot riskier. So that's it for today's video guys, I hope you liked it and that you've profited from it, and maybe

you've even learned something new. If that's the case, be sure to hit that like button, it doesn't cost you a thing and you help me a lot by it.

That being said, I'm Adrian Saenz and I'll see you in the next video. Bye!