A Curious Question?

[Edward Chauvin]

I use Voyager for the interest on some of the coins it is available for, yesterday they decided to decrease the rate on two of those by half. My question has nothing to do with the interest rate itself, It's still better than any bank, but do you think it is possible that they dropped the rate because they believe that those coins will have dramatic increases in value soon?
Take Shiba Inu foe example, if someone held the minimum of 15 million coins last week, they would draw about $10 (now at 1% it's about $5) but if the coin just goes to 0.01 the same 15 mil. coins would generate $500/month at 2% ($250 at 1%) multiplied by the number of holders at their exchange, could be pretty substantial.
Just an observation, What do you think?

[TomPluz]

I am not familiar with Voyager and how it is working. As to your question if the drop in the rate can because they are expecting an increase in value soon...nobody can really answer that maybe not even Voyager itself because if they do have an answer am sure they are not going to share it to the investing public. You just have to wait on what can be in the next few months. By the way...mind telling us some details on Voyager and how it can be helping an ordinary guy like me in making some money in cryptocurrency?

[Anonylz]

Just like you @TomPluz, I don't have any idea about what Voyager is and hows it is used but truly sounds interesting, and would also like to know about it, well any little way investors can make a bit extra on investment is one of the things we are here for so I will be keeping an eye on this thread for further update by OP @Edward Chauvin