No Hyip is forever.

Lately a lot of the Big Names of the Hyip jungle seemed to go scam or just disappear.
Safe Depositary was one of the most famous and most active Hyip in the market, and suddenly all the monitors started to mark it as "problem", "not paying", "waiting". Obviously it's a good thing that monitors exist and work this way, the side effect can be that if there is even a remote chance for a Hyip to start working again after some problems, all the investor consulting monitors would stop investing in the program, so the Hyip closes and previous investors loose money. I'm not blaming investors for not putting money in "problematic" programs (I'd do the same), it's just a thought on the pros and cons of the Hyip jungle.