So, QNT - I missed the boat a little on this one as I kept trying to juggle funds around. I finally got in a few days ago and there is so much good stuff to read out there about this cryptocurrency - it's basically an overledger that enables interoperability between multiple distributed ledgers. It's a heck of a neat technology that will help connectivity among networks, platforms, etc. I encourage you guys to read about the project. One of the most valuable things to hone in on is the maximum available supply - 14,612,493 - of which 12,975,667 are already circulating. If this technology takes off, then this limited supply will make it much more valuable over time. Not financial advice, but worth a look.

Liquidity Pools - So I am starting to explore CakeFi to contribute to the liquidity pools and see what this crazy APR is all about. I am curious if anyone had any negative experiences with CakeFi or any good tips on alternatives to CakeFi. It seems relatively straight forward and I know there is risk involved with how the mechanics of liquidity pools work. I am in the US and with all the Binance mess, I really wouldn't want to use anything within the Binance ecosystem. That's just me being risk averse.

I would love to hear thoughts or opinions. Celsius is fine for a relatively low, but steady return (higher pay rates than BlockFi), but I think it is worth for any serious long term investor to cautiously explores ways to maximize returns if we are somehow in a bear market.

Let's keep spreading the knowledge!