Most of the high quality, no collateral borrowers already borrow from some established lender on the regular, so I doubt that you'll able to convince them to switch over to you easily. Others who request loans on this board are mostly scammers/high risk propositions.
That's what I've noticed.
I mean, it doesn't hurt to launch, and maintenance work is fairly low. It's just that you have to be realistic with your expectations and such.
My thoughts exactly. I don't expect to buy a lambo, but slowly growing the bitcoin account can't hurt. I have time to come up with a plan, and give it some more thought.
High quality, collateralised loan requests are few and far between from what I've seen. A clearly established guideline for your loans should be constructed before opening your business.
Collateral loans are safe, but with prices of alt coins low maybe confidence in them is low also. People are more likely to sell their alts than hodl them if they find themselves in need.
you could definitely compete if you wanted to for the smaller loans. You can compete against condoras with slightly lower rates as well. For larger loans, you might struggle to compete with zarzab and I (though my rates are certainly beatable)
You're rates are pretty good, and your budget is more than I have to risk. You're assessment is fairly accurate, I think I would try to compete for the smaller to the-low-end-of-medium loans.
shasan is pretty borrower unfriendly from what I see
Maybe I could use some lessons from shasan. Sometimes I think I may be too lenient.
Case in point.