Sorry, but I don't think Lendingblock will make any headway.
Yes, it can pump if the whole market goes in a bull run (basically, everything pumps), but I don't see it going anywhere special.
The reason why I think this is because sleepers are sleepers for a reason.
Despite having better tech, or a better developmental plan, or better devs, or whatever reason, they haven't been able to penetrate the market yet.
There are countless examples of sleepers who have never woken up because, in the end, business is business, and some companies just don't size up.
I don't blame them, it is a losing battle after all.
An undervalued company has very little runway as far as operational costs go.
In a bear market, even less so.
There aren't much funds to focus on marketing let alone expansion, so it is easy to be stuck in a perpetual rut.
As someone else mentioned, Lendingblock has no interest in marketing to retail investors. They are only interested in large institutions, hedge funds, exchanges (as clients) at the moment. They do have a marketing drive planned but this will take place later this year and will target all those mentioned. Pumps are not necessary nor encouraged. This one has the tech, team, partners and idea to make it big. Peeps are saying they've missed the boat - that is not the case at all. The Alpha group (about 25 to 30 funds, exchanges are actually testing the platform now and will start using real funds on the platform this quarter. The platform is live for all in Q1. Tiny market cap + all the aforementioned = huge gains in 2019.
Platform launching next month, more client announcements, and new exchanges in November...probably now is the best time to get in.