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Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Lendingblock – securities lending platform for the crypto economy
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on: January 26, 2018, 11:30:43 AM
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Hi, We are building a platform designed to enable cross-chain lending within the crypto financial system. Institutional lenders and borrowers will be the primary target market; however individuals will also be able to lend and borrow crypto assets. As crypto market valuation increases, and the market matures, robust financial services to support crypto issuers and investors will become an increasingly critical part of the new financial world. Our team is primarily based in London, however we also have people working in the US and Singapore. The team is made up of experienced professionals in the financial ecosystem in London and have held leadership positions in: UBS, Credit Suisse, IG, PwC, Deloitte, Deutsche Bank. We were exhibiting at London Blockchain Week this week and were rated the most promising of the 50 ICOs exhibiting by chipin.com https://www.chipin.com/london-blockchain-week-2018-ico-highlights/. We are holding a pre-sale at the end of February and then a main sale in March. We are aiming to launch our platform during Q3 of 2018. Join our other social media outlets at: Twitter - @lendingblock Telegram – https://t.me/lendingblock Reddit – r/lendingblock Please feel free to ask any questions here, or on telegram where our team are very active. Many thanks, Jj Community Manager Lendingblock
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Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: Lendingblock – securities lending for the crypto economy - token sale Q1 2018
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on: January 18, 2018, 11:15:16 AM
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Hi Ofcifreak,
We differ from Salt in that they are focused on a different market, mainly providing traditional banks with another income stream by accepting crypto collateral. We are focusing on enabling credit markets in the cryptocurrency market. Our smart contracts will be able to handle the distribution and repayments of collateral and interest repayments, fiat to crypto lending platforms will be distracted by the custodianship and integration between individual providers/institutions' traditional technology infrastructure.
We differ from ETHLend in that we are building an institutional targeted platform, and we will be providing a matching service. With ETHLend, users have to find loans which fit their terms by scrolling through available loans posted by users. However with Lendingblock, users will specify the terms on which they want to take a loan/ borrow (interest rate, length of loan, accepted collateral/ principal) and will be automatically matched with a compatible loan/ borrow request. Furthermore, Lendingblock will allow multiple people to contribute towards funding a single large loan request. Similarly, a large lend offer can be matched to multiple smaller borrow requests. These features are not available on ETHLend. We will have an exchange platform for loans. Finally, unlike ETHLend, our team features people who have vast experience in financial services/ banking, so know the needs of large financial institutions.
Thanks for your question! Feel free to ask more here or on telegram, the link is in the original post
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Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: Lendingblock – securities lending for the crypto economy - token sale Q1 2018
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on: January 18, 2018, 09:51:13 AM
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@Arpetuos
Thank you very much for translating it to French! The bounty campaign will be launched soon, will keep you posted. As for the white paper, we are currently having our full white paper legally reviewed before publishing it, but i can confirm it will be released by 31st jan latest, hopefully before.
The token will be used to pay the interest on loans, so borrowers will have to buy LND tokens before taking out a loan.
The fees have yet to be finalised, however they will be in the region of 0.35% of the principal on a monthly basis.
Thank you for your interest!
@TeraBite
The token distribution model will be in the full white paper which will be published by jan 31st latest.
Thanks!
@SeveralIQ
Thanks for putting our ICO on your website! We'll check it out and help add some info
Many thanks
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Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Lendingblock – securities lending for the crypto economy - token sale Q1 2018
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on: January 16, 2018, 09:43:42 AM
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Lendingblock is a decentralised protocol and platform designed to enable cross-chain lending within the crypto financial system. Institutional lenders and borrowers will be the primary target market; however individuals will also be able to lend and borrow crypto assets. As market valuation increases, robust financial services to support crypto issuers and investors will become an increasingly critical part of the new financial world. Our team is primarily based in London, however we also have people working in the US and Singapore. The team is made up of experienced professionals in the financial ecosystem in London and have held leadership positions in: UBS, Credit Suisse, IG, PwC, Deloitte, Deutsche Bank. We are holding a pre-sale during Q1 2018, followed by a crowd-sale during Q2 2018, before launching our platform during Q3 of 2018. To find out more information please visit our website: http://lendingblock.com/ where you can also find and read our White Paper. You can connect with us on Twitter - @lendingblock Telegram – https://t.me/lendingblock Bitcointalk - lendingblock Reddit – r/lendingblock Please feel free to ask any questions you may have regarding our project.
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Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: Any project ideas for these crypto related domains?
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on: December 10, 2017, 05:59:09 PM
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I`ve never seen such .safe domains.I don`t think that anybody would trust a website with such domain. What do you mean by "investing" in these domains?You want to resell them for profit or you want to build projects around them?I think that you have to come up with a project idea first and then search for a proper domain name.
I agree with this. I think you should try some more cheaper level top level domains - like .com, .org, .net - .cafe just doesnt look trustworthy given how many scams there are in the space.
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