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7 days
3%
total ROI
~0.428% daily
- Fixed duration, no early exit
- From 1 USDT minimum
Four Loop Plans. The choice is about access, not yield.
The rates rise with the term, so the headline choice looks obvious. It is not: the real question is how long you can go without the money, because none of the plans let you take the principal back early.
The short version
- Four plans: 7 days at 3%, 14 at 10%, 30 at 24% and 60 at 54%. Every figure is the total for the term, not an annual rate.
- The minimum is 1 USDT on all four, and there is no maximum.
- Only Power and Ultimate earn the $TURBO reward, and only from 100 USDT.
- None of them can be exited early. The principal returns at maturity and nothing renews by itself.
- The longer plans pay more per day, not only more in total: 0.43% against 0.9%. A bank term works the other way round, which is worth asking about.
Accelerate Loop
14 days
10%
total ROI
~0.714% daily
- Fixed duration, no early exit
- From 1 USDT minimum
Power Loop
Most Popular30 days
24%
total ROI
~0.8% daily
- Qualifies for additional $TURBO rewards
- Fixed duration, no early exit
- From 1 USDT minimum
Ultimate Loop
60 days
54%
total ROI
~0.9% daily
- Qualifies for additional $TURBO rewards
- Fixed duration, no early exit
- From 1 USDT minimum
How to choose
Three questions settle it faster than comparing percentages.
When might you need the money back?
This decides the plan, not the rate. Sixty days at 54% is worthless if you need the principal on day thirty. There is no early exit, and no partial withdrawal of the deposit. Pick the longest term you are certain you can ignore.
Do you want the token reward, or not?
Only Power and Ultimate qualify, and only from 100 USDT. If you would rather not hold a volatile token with vesting and a 2% sell tax, the shorter plans keep it simple and pay only in USDT.
Are you testing, or committing?
Sprint exists to see the mechanism work end to end for a week at a minimal amount. Using it as a trial run costs little and tells you more than any article, including this one.
Side by side
| Plan | Days | Total ROI | Daily average | $TURBO |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sprint Loop | 7 | 3% | ~0.428% | Not eligible |
| Accelerate Loop | 14 | 10% | ~0.714% | Not eligible |
| Power Loop | 30 | 24% | ~0.8% | From 100 USDT |
| Ultimate Loop | 60 | 54% | ~0.9% | From 100 USDT |
What every plan shares
These do not change with the duration you pick.
- Minimum 1 USDT, no maximum, on BNB Smart Chain.
- The rate is a total for the term, not an annual rate. It is set in the contract and does not move with the market.
- Earnings accrue daily at 00:00 UTC but are credited to your claimable balance only at maturity, together with the principal.
- The principal is locked until the term ends, and returns automatically at maturity.
- Nothing renews by itself. The next cycle is a new deposit, made manually.
Before you pick
Is a longer plan better?
It pays a higher total, and it locks your principal for longer. Those are the same sentence. A plan you have to wait out anxiously is the wrong plan regardless of its rate.
Can I run several plans at once?
Deposits are per plan, and there is no stated maximum, so more than one cycle can run in parallel. Each one is locked for its own duration.
Does the daily figure compound?
No. The published daily rate is simply the total divided by the number of days. Compounding only happens if you manually redeposit after a cycle ends.