Prime DeFi Review

Dan Ryder calls himself DeFi Dan. Looks-wise, if he threw on a blazer and chewed on a toothpick, he’d fit right in at a used car lot.

Then you scroll through his TikTok and Instagram and immediately feel dirty.

It’s mostly just Dan smirking at the camera while overlaid text promises quick riches for no effort.

Eww, nasty. I’ll be power washing my privates if you need me.

No but seriously, what’s this guy about to sell ya… and can you trust him?

Read on for Prime DeFi reviews.

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There are people right now that are building wealth and tapping into lucrative cash flow opportunities, Dan opens with in the pitch video for his Prosper DeFi Cash Flow System.

They’re doing this from the billions of dollars in cryptocurrency trades happening online every single day.

All without:

Becoming day traders
Getting involved in complicated crypto mining
Or starting a side hustle or business of their own

It’s possible thanks to a new and automated technology called DeFi smart contracts, Dan explains.

The best part?

He and his team have successfully guided hundreds of individuals to profit from this emerging trend.

Are you next?

Launch in as little as a few days, Dan promises. Make money whether crypto’s going up, down, or sideways. This strategy is virtually untapped, he says.

I can feel God watching this, shaking his head in disapproval.

Dan must’ve felt it too because he just put up a big disclaimer that basically walked back everything he just said.

The only thing Dan will guarantee is that his Prosper System “is simpler and more balanced to get ahead and stay ahead” compared to other courses you may have tried.

Which is why Byron, a Prime DeFi student, who’s hella busy working full time as an engineer, coaching football, and being a father of two, called this “the best opportunity ever.”

Byron was after passive income that didn’t eat into his time.

Cue Dan, pulling up like the UPS guy in khaki shorts, setting that very dream on Byron’s welcome mat before ringing the doorbell and running back to his idling truck to speed off.

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Crypto is here to stay, Dan assures us.

Forbes lists bitcoin as the top performing asset.
The SEC’s on board, having just approved 11 spot bitcoin ETFs.
Billionaires like Larry Fink and Mark Cuban call it a “flight to quality.”

Crypto is how you protect your wealth while the dollar devalues, inflation surges and stocks struggle to get you 8% per year.

Or would you rather be a 75-year-old Walmart greeter?

Yeah, that’s what Dan thought.

And now’s the perfect time to cash in on the crypto boom.

How, exactly? By tapping into highly lucrative, high yield, cash flow opportunities available through DeFi.

David, one of Dan’s Crypto Cashflow Collective members, is floored with the returns he’s seeing just 77 days in.

He just posted in the group about how he’s gonna double his original $5k investment.

Then there’s Gary whose six-figure portfolio’s making him a little over $1,500 a week, entirely hands-free.

Dan’s as surprised as a sumo wrestler with a wedgie.

“Prosper Success Path is a simple three-step system that’s the closest thing to a push-button plan for generating returns from the crypto market that I’ve ever seen,” he says.

What you’ll be doing, apparently, is providing liquidity, or market making.

It’s the service of making assets available for both buyers and sellers to trade, at market prices, in exchange for a service fee.

Up until recently, only big banks and corporate exchanges like Coinbase and Robinhood could offer this.

But now the little guy can get in on the action.

Dan will show you how inside his Prime DeFi program.

Cost is $5,800 for the CCC Coaching Membership, and you’ll need at least $10,000 ready to roll as liquidity.

There’s an optional $2,400 upgrade – the Club Xcelerator – for a more VIP, done-with-you vibe. ClubX is best suited for those with $25,000 or more in working capital.

After hearing him out, I actually think Dan’s legit. This could work.

Buuut… it’s also a rug pull waiting to happen.

Which, I’d rather do a year in solitary than risk getting caught in that mess.

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Q&A

Q: I still don’t get what Dan teaches. Can you mansplain it to me?

A: Okay, you and some strangers put money into a digital vending machine (liquidity pool) that lets people swap crypto. Every time someone uses it, you get a cut of the transaction fees. There’s some upkeep, but it’s easier than running a business and way faster to cash out than real estate.

Q: How much can I make doing this?

A: Returns can range from 10-30% for safer pools to 100%+ for riskier ones. If something promises 300%+ returns, run like hell.

Q: So that’s the catch, huh? Just the risk aspect?

A: Yep. Hacks, scams, and market crashes. Happens a lot more often than Dan cares to admit.

Q: You got Dan’s contact info?

A: Nope, but I’m feeling generous, so I’ll look it up for you. Here:

Support[at]PrimeDeFi.com
Ryder Media Inc.
151 C. de San Francisco Ste 200
San Juan, PR 00901

Q: Wait, why’s this dude living in Puerto Rico?

A: I know, right? Kinda sus. Nothing says ‘I love my country’ like bailing to a tropical island the second you start making real money from selling a course.

Q: Speaking of which, what’s Dan Ryder’s net worth, big dawg?

A: Based on what he’s charging and the thousands of students he’s herded into his program, plus Puerto Rico’s sweet tax rate, he’s probably approaching ‘I bought a beach house and a bunker’ money. But you’d hafta ask Dan.

Q: Why so many glowing reviews on the most random websites clogging up the first few pages of Google?

A: Because Dan’s got an affiliate program for Prime DeFi. Every time someone reads one of those “reviews,” clicks over to DeFiDan.com, and signs up for the free training, the reviewer bags $175. Hence why the internet suddenly loves him.

Q: Surely he’s getting roasted on Reddit, Trustpilot, and the Better Business Bureau, though, right?

A: Dude. I figured they’d diced up Dan Ryder and plated him like tuna tartare at a fancy restaurant. But nope. Somehow, this guy charges a small fortune for a course on one of the sketchiest ways to make money in one of the sketchiest industries, yet Trustpilot and the BBB are crickets. Even Reddit was oddly tame, with the usual rumblings of “oh, it’s gotta be a scam,” but then one person actually defended him. I’ve seen $197 Etsy courses take more heat. Wild. Maybe his affiliates submit takedown requests?

Q: Prime DeFi refund policy?

A: It’s 72 hours, no questions asked. After that, refunds are partial and at their discretion for seven days only. Once that window closes, best they can do is continue to coach you “for free” until you’re happy. No refunds for things like changing your mind, losing motivation, personal issues, or being a little bitch. And if you try to dispute or chargeback, they’ll hit you with collections and possibly legal action.

Q: Are there any alternatives I can check out?

A: Definitely. Here’s the top programs I’ve reviewed that are most similar to Prime DeFi:

Q: Which of them’s your favorite?

A: Honestly, none. What I’m doing here is what I back the most. This video breaks it down.