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Bake vs Juno

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Bake

Bake is a blended staking, lending and yield platform that makes it easy to start experimenting with DeFi products within a centralized platform. Bake does support Dogecoin, as part of a liquidity mining pool. Bake Platform Assets Lending

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Juno

Juno (formerly OnJuno) is a neobank, that is fully online, with FDIC insurance and and is cryptocurrency friendly. In August, Juno announced discontinuation of interest-earning crypto accounts. Juno promo code Use promo code for $10 & 10...

Platform
Bake Platform
Juno Platform
Website
Bonus
$30 after $50 deposit
$10 and 1000 JCOIN with deposit of $50 or more
Token
DFI
Founded
2019
2019
Headquarters
Singapore
India, US, UK
Availability
Non-us
Worldwide

Cryptocurrency Rates

BTC Rate
2.5%
BTC Max
5%
ETH Rate
2.5%
ETH Max
5%
LTC Rate
LTC Max
DOGE Rate
DOGE Max
Stablecoin Rate
6.5%
Stablecoin Max

Fees & Financial

Compounding
Yes
Yes
Payouts
Weekly
Fees
Yes
Yes (network fees only)
Lockup
None
Maker Fee
Taker Fee
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Bake Pros

    • Broad array of defi-like products and yield opportunities
    • Fully owned by both co-founders

Bake Cons

    • Products are more complex or require more lockup time than other platforms
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Juno Pros

    • Crypto friendly, traditional banking functionality
    • FDIC insured
    • Debit card with cashback bonuses

Juno Cons

    • No longer pays interest for crypto