The essence of the strategy is a kind of looping - in other words, within this strategy you continuously reinvest your own funds. It should be said at once that this strategy only suits projects from which the deposit can be withdrawn without excessive effort. If it cannot be withdrawn, or the term is very long, the strategy will unfortunately not work properly. Looping is most effective when a project offers a plan with a term of around thirty days, or even an open-ended one, although we will also try to model a version of the strategy for a project that only pays out when it finishes. In fasts, looping is unlikely to work because of how fleeting they are.

A move like "safe investing and endless profit" definitely has its advantages. First, you can receive the income you want at any interval you set yourself. Second, money is withdrawn from the project gradually, which keeps the risk of loss to a minimum. Even so, every plus has its minus. Here there is only one downside (and not for everyone): your return will be lower than the hit-and-runners'.

Here is a detailed and maximally safe example of looping. Suppose you have a thousand dollars and a desire to make a profit. You find a project with a plan paying 1.5% daily, on condition that the deposit can be withdrawn earlier than 30 days but with a 40% fee. What do you do? Suppose you receive 15 dollars a day. Then you can loop every 10 days: receiving 150 dollars, you loop it. Reinvesting the deposit three times in a month opens up an income of 150 dollars, and on day 31 you take your thousand back. Your money is safe, and if anything goes wrong you risk only the profit. You set the looping interval yourself - the above is only an example. Reinvest every day if you like; the main thing is that it suits you.

The second example differs in that after some period you need to reach a desired income level which must be steady and require no further contributions. Suppose you have the same resources as in the first example. What do you do here?
The following sequence works best: reinvest 15 dollars of profit every day and put the rest in your wallet; do this 45 times, until your reinvestments total 675 dollars, after which you can safely take back your 1000-dollar deposit. In the end, after 45 days you will have your deposit plus another 200 dollars of profit, without risking your funds.

Bear in mind that the looping strategy will only work in HYIPs that, by every sign, clearly promise at least two cycles, so use the strategy only if you consider the project reliable.

Now example number three. Let us change the inputs a little: suppose you now have 700 dollars, the plan offers a 10% return, and all payouts come at the end of the project's run. How do you act in that situation? It is best to loop not your profit but the deposit. Moreover, the deposit should be made not all at once but in 100-dollar tranches over 10 days. Once one deposit ends, withdraw the profit immediately and send the deposit itself back in. Why? The answer is simple: from day eight you begin withdrawing 10 dollars every day, receiving the same 10% of the total invested. Some may be put off that full profit only starts in the second week, but there is a plus: the ability to withdraw 1/7 of the deposit whenever you please.

So we have walked through some straightforward ways to protect your funds as far as possible from a potential scam. What is more, on the basis of the examples shown you can devise any looping variant yourself. Money should work and bring profit, and competent use of the strategies described will help you earn extra when investing in the HYIP project you choose. Stay attentive, and good luck!