well, most cryptocoin investments are either scam or high risk. The most conservative thing to do is to sit tight with bitcoin itself.
Which is a high-risk proposition in itself.
I see a lot of "damn, 25% annual return from AM?! A real world-company would never have that!"
Well, first off - yeah, it would, if it was as risky as AM is. But the other thing is that it's bitcoin-denominated. 25% APR is the going rate for bitcoin investment:
https://www.coinlenders.com/feerebateNow, that could be a ponzi scheme. So could AM, theoretically. But 25% is actually not impressive in bitcoin-land, because the risk involved in the whole deal has got a risk profile that would make gambling addicts reconsider.
I own bitcoins, but AM stopped being a good prospect for me a while ago.
Aside: real world mid-cap company with 12% annual div yield.
http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=PSEC