How To Earn Passive Income with Cake DeFi: A Tutorial
Warren Buffet once said “If you don’t find a way to make money while you sleep, you will work until you die.” It’s often said that the average millionaire has seven streams of income.

Introducing Cake DeFi, a reliable all-in-one investment platform that lets you generate high returns on your cryptocurrency, generating passive cashflow so that you can sit back and relax. Cake DeFi has a long-standing reputation and fantastic rating on multiple review sites including trustpilot and many others, having garnered the trust of many a happy users like myself.

To fully maximise the user experience, ensure that you have already completed advanced KYC verification and enabled 2 factor authentication, which can be easily done with Google Authenticator.
Overview of The Dashboard
Logging into Cake DeFi brings you into an overview of your current asset holdings, total rewards earned and daily cashflow. Earnings from staking, lending, liquidity mining, freezer and referrals; as well as current asset allocation are nicely represented in a graphical format for easy interpretation. Scrolling down the page reveals details of your cryptocurrency assets in terms of its allocation and total value.

How To Make Your First Deposit?
The first step to beginning your investment journey is to deposit coins into Cake DeFi. In this example, I will be using Bitcoin to illustrate the deposit process. Simply click on deposit and select your desired transfer network.


Do ensure that the selected transfer network is correct, or your assets may get lost in transit. The deposit address is displayed in the form of a QR code or text which can be copied to the wallet from which you would like to transfer your assets. Once the deposit has been initiated, simply wait for the deposit to appear in your Cake DeFi account, which can take from a few minutes to hours depending on the blockchain traffic and transfer network used.
You may also consider depositing DFI (defichain) from an exchange like Kucoin, as DFI being the native currency of the defichain network, is extensively used in many services that Cake DeFi offers; although DFI can also be easily swapped from other cryptocurrencies that you choose to deposit in Cake DeFi.

Alternatively, you can buy crypto with your Visa or Master Card via Transak or Banxa at competitive rates.
Now that you have some cryptocurrencies, it is time to put them to work so that you can sit back and relax!

Liquidity Mining

Liquidity mining is a key element of Decentralized Finance projects, where participants contribute their cryptocurrency assets to a liquidity pool, to facilitate trading and provide liquidity for users who want to do a swap of cryptocurrencies on the decentralized exchange. Liquidity mining offers high returns of up to 200% annual percentage rates, depending on the price of DFI. Navigate to liquidity mining in the Cake DeFi website. Scrolling down the site reveals a list of liquidity assets currently owned on Cake DeFi, with its current standing value. The full list of liquidity pairs can be found further down, which reveals its corresponding annual percentage rates, primary token price and total liquidity. There are a number of pools available, such as the bitcoin-DFI pool, USDT-DFI pool, ethereum-DFI pool and so forth.

An exciting new addition to this list of liquidity pools are decentralized assets, which combine the best of both worlds of the high yields of liquidity mining with the ability to indirectly invest in conventional stock markets, like Apple, Google, TESLA, the ARK Innovation ETF, the S&P 500 ETF Trust Fund and more.

Rewards are paid out mainly in DFI, twice a day. You can choose to auto-stake the DFI rewards, so that interests can be compounded.

Liquidity mining requires an equal amount of both assets involved in the pool; if you do not have any asset of interest, simply use the decentralized exchange or DEX to swap coins into your desired cryptocurrency. Clicking swap brings up the Defichain swap page, which allows you to swap between any coins, hassle free.

The swap is usually processed within 1 hour by the defichain network, but this may extend longer if the network is congested. A reasonable 0.5% fee is charged by Cake DeFi for the convenience of swapping coins on the website itself, to save the hassle of having to withdraw DFI to the Defichain wallet to perform the then sending it back to Cake DeFi.

Using the bitcoin-DFI liquidity pool as an example, you will require equal amounts of both bitcoin and DFI to join the pool. Assuming you have 1 bitcoin, you will have to convert 0.5 bitcoin into 7292 DFI.

Click on review swap, and confirm the transaction by entering your 2 factor authentication code, and wait for the transaction to be processed.
Now that you have equal amounts of both cryptocurrencies, you are ready to join the liquidity pool. Simply click on add liquidity, and specify the amount of bitcoin or DFI that you would like to contribute, and the system will automatically calculate the corresponding equal value of the other coin that needs to be entered into the pool.

Take note of the DEX-market price stability index which gives a marker of the current stability of the liquidity pool — the higher the index, the more shares you can get for the same amount of coins. I usually wait for the DEX stability to be high or near to 100% before adding liquidity.
Alternatively, access the simple mode which requires only 1 cryptocurrency to be added; in this case, adding the original 1 bitcoin from the earlier example into liquidity mining will automatically execute a swap transaction to the required DFI amount, for entry into the liquidity pool. The rest of the steps are otherwise the same.

An exciting new addition to the list of liquidity mining pools are decentralized assets! Indirectly invest in and ride on the share prices of assets on the conventional stock market, like Google, Apple, Tesla among many others.

To participate in liquidity mining using decentralized assets, you will need dUSD, which is a stablecoin in the defichain network pegged to the value of the USD. You can swap from any coins to dUSD and the decentralized asset of your choice as shown earlier, and then proceed to add to the corresponding liquidity pool.









