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December 04, 2017, 08:05:49 AM
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Hello,

We've just launched our new service LENDL. It connects cryptocurrency holders in need for a loan with those who can provide it.

Loans are provided against cryptoassets.

The entire service is based on Waves platform.

Please have a look at www.lendl.info and share your thoughts.

If you get interested in this project, please join our Telegram channel at https://t.me/LENDLCommunity
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December 04, 2017, 12:21:25 PM
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Hello,

We've just launched our new service LENDL. It connects cryptocurrency holders in need for a loan with those who can provide it.

Loans are provided against cryptoassets.

The entire service is based on Waves platform.

Please have a look at www.lendl.info and share your thoughts.

If you get interested in this project, please join our Telegram channel at https://t.me/LENDLCommunity

I like the name LENDL.It`s a good brand.Perhaps you should use a .com or .io domain.It looks more professional.All the .info domains are cheap and without authority.
I don`t get the idea.Why would the cryptocurrency holders need loans?
If you need money(or cryptocurrencies) for something and you already have money or cryptos,why would you need to get a loan?It doesn`t make sense.

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December 06, 2017, 04:41:43 PM
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It's .info because the website is just an information about the service and explanation. Everything is going on on Telegram. The website dosn't have any other role that just explain the service.

So, let say you have bitcoins in your wallet that you are holding for retirement. You work and live in fiat, right? So, you need some money, let say $700 to fix your car. Going to a bank is slow and not guaranteed for many reasons. You need the money now and you can return it in a month. You believe that in a month the price of BTC will be, let say no more than 10% down or 20% up. You go to Lendl, give a part of your bitcoins as a secured deposit and get the cash. You also decide how much to give as a gratitude to the lenders. Lendl keeps your coins and give you the cash. If the BTC price drops to a certain point (depends on how much coins you deposit as collateral) LENDL will sell collateral to the market to return the money to the lenders. If the price of the BTC go up or never got so low in price than you get your bitcoins back when you return the cash. In that way you keep your bitcoins and still use the cash. If you instead sell your coins for the cash and the price goes up, you will need to buy them back later on much higher price. The point is that you keep your coins and still get the cash loan to fix your car. You can find an example of a loan with explanations here http://lendl.info/BORROWERS.html and http://lendl.info/HOW%20IT%20WORKS.html
It's going to be a loan campaign soon, so you can join @LENDLCommunity on Telegram and watch the process.
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December 10, 2017, 01:23:59 PM
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It's been done a few times on ethereum using smart contracts as escrow.

How/why are you better?
What cryptocurrencies can you accept?
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