What is the difference between simple and compounding interest in the context of cryptocurrency investments?

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• Jeremías Samuel ZitnikJan 13, 2024 · 2 years ago
  In the context of cryptocurrency investments, simple interest refers to a fixed rate of return on the initial investment amount. This means that the interest earned remains constant over time and does not compound. On the other hand, compounding interest takes into account the interest earned and reinvests it, resulting in exponential growth. This compounding effect can significantly boost the returns on cryptocurrency investments. For example, if you invest $100 in a cryptocurrency with a compounding interest rate of 10%, after one year, you would earn $10 in interest. In the second year, the interest would be calculated not only on the initial $100 but also on the $10 interest earned in the first year, leading to higher returns. It's important to consider the compounding effect when evaluating the potential growth of your cryptocurrency investments.
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