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Better than SCHD and JEPQ ETFs? Top crypto to stake for high yield

by admin January 8, 2025
January 8, 2025
Better than SCHD and JEPQ ETFs? Top crypto to stake for high yield

Investors looking for high and safe dividends today have many options. The JPMorgan Nasdaq Equity Premium Income ETF (JEPQ) and Schwab US Dividend Equity ETF (SCHD) are some of the best options. JEPQ, a top covered call ETF, yields 9.4%, while the SCHD has a dividend yield of about 3.5%. 

Investors may also consider high-yielding cryptocurrencies. The risk, however, is that these assets, unlike stocks, are not regulated, meaning that investors don’t have any protection. So, here are some of the best cryptocurrencies that offer better yields than the SCHD, JEPI, and JEPQ ETFs. 

Cosmos Hub (ATOM)

Cosmos Hub is one of the top-yielding cryptocurrencies to buy. It is a popular network with a staking yield of over 22%, meaning that any $10,000 investing in it will provide an annual return of over $2,200 a year. In contrast, a similar amount invested in SCHD will bring in about $350, while a similar amount in JEPQ brings $900.

Cosmos is a top player in the crypto industry that introduced the concept of the interchain, which lets developers build applications that work across multiple chains. Some of the top players in the Interchain industry are Celestia, dYdX, Osmosis, AIOZ Network, and Akash Network.

The ATOM price has moved sideways in the past few years as it remained between the key support and resistance at $5 and $10. This consolidation is a sign that the token has moved into an accumulation phase, meaning that it may rebound soon. If this happens, the next point to watch will be at $24, the 50% retracement level. 

Polkadot (DOT)

Polkadot is another top crypto to buy for staking and generating yield. Its yield is 12%, higher than that of the SCHD and JEPQ ETFs. 

Polkadot’s token has not done well in the past few years as it underperformed top players like Solana and Ethereum. This underperformance was mostly because of its more complicated process of onboarding developers since they had to go through a parachain auction process.

This approach made it more difficult for users to build. Lately, however, Polkadot has changed its process and made it easier for developers to use its network. This has been a great success, including the launch of key platforms like Hydration, NFL Rivals, Evrloot, and StellaSwap. 

Polkadot price also has strong technicals as it has formed a cup and handle pattern and a falling wedge. That is a sign that it will bounce back from the current $7 to over $20 in the longer term. 

Read more: Polkadot (DOT) turns bullish following Inter Miami CF partnership

The Graph (GRT)

The Graph is another crypto to buy if you want to generate stronger yields than the JEPI and SCHD ETFs. It is a top player that helps developers solve the data problem when creating. It analyzes and sorts out Web3 data, making it easier and cheaper for developers to build.

Over the years, it has expanded the number of supported networks to include Arweave, Arbitrum, Aurora, Avalanche, and Base. 

The Graph has a high staking yield of 14.6%, making it a highly profitable cryptocurrency. It has formed a cup and handle pattern, with the upper side of the pattern at $0.3490. The recent pullback is part of the handle formation. The coin remains above the 100-day moving average, which supports it. Therefore, the token will likely rebound and retest the key resistance at $0.3490, which is about 63% above the current level.

Other top crypto to stake for high returns

There are many other top cryptocurrencies to stake and generate higher returns in the long run, including Mina (13.5%), Akash (16.67%), Osmosis (22%), and Band Protocol (15.90%).

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