Hello folks, here I am again to bring some news from the programs I have investments/monitor.
I first want to apologize, because I had time yesterday to do this update, but I went to bad really early. I have been feeling a bit strange for almost a week, with fever at the end of the day, and feel really tired all day.
Hopefully it is nothing, but tomorrow I will try to go to doctor to check what's going on.


Now let's move to the hyip world.

Fenix-Trust: now has the Chinese language available. It is a good move to impress chinese investors, and might help to keep the current growth going on:

Convenience in use of Fenix Trust investment service it's what we aim to, doing our job. That is now the interface of Fenix Trust is available online not only in English but in Chinese as well.

Now all Chinese-speaking users can use the site with a comfort. Probably this step will help some users to discover a convenient, comprehensible and profitable investment project Fenix Trust.

In the future we plan to develop our online project and regularly introduce the changes offered by our users. Want to make Fenix Trust better? Contact Support service and we will consider your proposal and probably bring it to life since the business of Fenix Trust traders gets better than expected, profits grow and very soon we plan to become a leader on the online investment market.

Hyip Selections

Ok, I have been keeping an eye in some programs and I think it's time to expand my investments a bit.
I was looking at 4, but I am only willing to choose 2, so I decided to do a head vs head.
Keep in mind that the arguments shown her can be used as advices/suggestions/my opinion to help your decisions, because unlike blog T tells, I believe most of my readers come to my blog to see my opinion. At least it's the impression I get from the emails I get :)
Of course these advices/opinions are only to help you build your decision/opinion and not to follow blindly, because doing that won't help you to improve the way you invest in hyips.

Vintech vs FXmonger
Ok, the decision here is a bit hard, mainly because I haven't done a review for anyone of these.
Vintech has a better "wow" factor than FXmonger, but honestly, both look very good at first sight.
The content in Vintech appears to be original (checked several parts in google), and the same for Fxmonger.
Both are well provided in security and script field.
Both are well served in terms of currencies accepted, the FXmonger offers more option, but Vintech accepts AP, a well known KYC processor.

The risk/reward ratio, for small deposits (<100$) FXmonger has the advantage because of 30days plan. But for bigger deposits, 200+$ Vintech has an upper hand because the rates are a bit better, meaning lower time to get your principal back. On the current growth, both are doing fine, with a not fast growth (although FXmonger is growing faster), and plenty of room to grow:



So, as you see it's not a easy decision. I decided to go VinTech route mainly because I have already FXmonger covered in my investment in LionsSociety (and FXmonger was part of this week M&S list).

Mutual Treaty vs SafeDepositary

These two are much easier to compare, because I have reviewed already (Mutual here and Safe here).
As I already said, both are pretty much in the same level.
Safe wins on overall design and content, while Mutual has better plans for long run.
Safe has bankwires, and Mutual has AP and STP;
Mutual has better ref commissions (because they are lower lol);
Both are well covered in security and script;
Both have good risk/reward ration, with Mutual having a slight hedge here.
But the risk/reward is not considering the popularity growth due to lack of Alexa data (both are pretty new).

However I already have some concerns on Mutual side, because it already used "MNO card", and you know that I don't like much hyips doing this at launch.
Now let's see how this will affect the growth, it will depend on how much it is praised or not in the review.
But Safe can also decide to do the same....

Here I will go for Safe Depositary, because Mutual was also covered by LionsSociety, and using MNO at beginning is something I don't like much (but sometimes it doesn't "damage" the program with fast growth).

Since this program is still new, the deposit won't be as big, and I will invest more depending how things go. For, example I did the same for FenixTrust, because in beginning things were still a bit uncertain, but now look pretty good in terms of growth.


I hope this info helps you.