Is it possible to make money on HYIPs?

Welcome, dear readers. We've all encountered at least once a lucrative offer to invest in an internet project. I previously described what a HYIP is and how it differs from a pyramid scheme, so before continuing, I recommend familiarizing yourself with the basics.

Now that we know what HYIPs are and their types, a natural question arises: is it possible to make money on HYIPs?

You must understand that any HYIP collects money for a specific purpose, and as soon as the owner reaches this goal, payments will immediately stop and the project will be closed.

Therefore, your first and main task as an investor is to withdraw your money in a timely manner before the owner closes it, and not to make long-term investment plans.

So, I propose a number of principles and rules that you should follow in order to make money on HYIPs.

Rule 1: Invest only in new HYIPs

As I've already mentioned, any hype project will be shut down once the project owner's primary goal is achieved. Hype projects aren't known for their longevity, so it's essential to find new platforms and invest in short-term investments. Various hype monitoring services exist for this type of activity, so any self-respecting administrator will be featured on them before launching a fund.

Rule 2: Website design should be encouraging

A polished and solid website design tells us that the administrator is serious, and their intentions are backed by investments in high-quality website design. The saying "clothes make the judge" is especially true here, so pay special attention to the design, as a disgusting appearance and poorly prepared, unreliable site will be shut down so quickly that you won't even see a profit.

Rule 3. The website engine must be paid.

The thing is, creating such a project won't take a webmaster more than a day, as there are tons of free HYIP scripts online. Because of this, even a simple schoolchild with no investment knowledge can create such a project for free and collect crazy amounts of money from stupid people. Therefore, before investing, take the time to check what engine the website administrator uses.

How do you do this? Simply search for "Website Analysis" in Yandex, and any free service will show you which hosting provider the admin uses and what engine they use. Remember, the more expensive the Hype campaign, the longer it will last, since the admin has invested in it and has serious intentions.

Rule 4. The contact information provided on the website must be real.

I think this point is self-explanatory. If a site is deceiving you at such an obvious stage of HYIP verification, it will likely shut down very quickly. Almost all sites list their main office address, phone number, and email address. Don't be lazy, call support, enter the address into Yandex Maps, and find out which company is actually located at that address. If the information is bogus, then you're not on the right track with the project.  

Rule 5. Diversify your risks. Never invest all your money in one HYIP.

People often mistakenly trust one project and start investing all their last money in a specific HYIP. Remember, all these sites spring up like mushrooms and disappear just as quickly, taking with them the investors' money. Moreover, there's a pattern: the higher the interest rate on deposits, the faster the project closes.

Therefore, recognizing the inevitable imminent closure, you should divide your main fund among several sites, investing no more than 10-15 percent of your total capital in high-yield HYIPs, and try to distribute the majority of your funds into low-yield ones, as they are more durable and can last up to a year.

Rule 6: Don't trust every review. Remember, reviews are nothing more than advertising.

The first thing we do before investing is, of course, check reviews about the project. Remember, reviews are primarily advertising for the Hype, so if you see rosy stories about someone making crazy money over a long period of time, you should understand that it's a paid review.

There are now tons of platforms where schoolchildren write reviews for pennies, so blatant that you might even believe the devil himself. However, this doesn't apply to negative reviews, which immediately tell us that the project isn't paying out to contributors.

Rule 7: Forget about reinvesting

The classic investor rule that part of the money earned should be immediately reinvested is ineffective when working with HYIPs. Remember, as soon as you have the opportunity to withdraw your money, withdraw every penny and forget about the project forever. This rule is due to the short-term nature of all HYIPs.

By following all the rules listed above, you have every chance of making money on HYIPs. Remember, this type of investment is so dynamic and high-risk that as soon as you earn your first profit, immediately switch to less risky investment options such as PAMM accounts or copying signals from successful traders .