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dhork ,

It seems like the big problem with Yotta right now is that it is caught up in the Synapse fallout. These small financial firms advertised that their customers funds were insured, but didn’t hold them directly, they held them through intermediaries like Synapse who did have the US FDIC insurance. When Synapse collapsed, all the funds held by Synapse’s customers like Yotta got stuck in limbo.

cnbc.com/…/synapse-fintech-fdic-false-promise.htm…

stsquad ,

The phrase “no loose lottery” should be a red flag right away.

andrewta OP ,

Yeah it’s a big red flag but how did it work?

dhork ,

Normally, yes, but Yotta looks like a form of “Prize-based savings”

…m.wikipedia.org/…/Prize-linked_savings_account

They are “no lose lottery” in the sense that you don’t put up money directly to enter, you just open a “savings account”. But they pay far less than market rate to fund the payouts. So in a sense, you pay for the entry with reduced returns on your “savings”.

stsquad ,

So similar to premium bonds? Usually those are government backed though.

dhork ,

Yes, similar to government-backed premium bonds, in the countries where they do stuff like that. But they are not run by the government, so they need to be called something else.

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