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From LendingBlock WP: Securities lending in the conventional financial market has maintained consistently high levels of activity over many years, with 2017 being no exception.
Global Securities Lending Market key statistics (as of March 9, 2017):
On-loan value: $2.00trn, +$180bn year-on-year (YOY)
Lendable value: $16.04trn (+$2.75trn YOY)
Unique securities on loan: 45,200
Non-cash collateral as a percentage of on-loan balance: 60.52% (+6.39% YOY)
Lenders globally earned $9.16bn in securities lending revenues in 2016.
We believe that the market for securities lending will be replicated in the blockchain asset economy, particularly in light of the continued growth in value of the cryptoasset market and the entry at scale of institutional participants and funds. Lendingblock is designed to facilitate the growth of securities lending in the crypto economy.
Never realized the lending market was so hugeGlobal Securities Lending Market key statistics (as of March 9, 2017):
On-loan value: $2.00trn, +$180bn year-on-year (YOY)
Lendable value: $16.04trn (+$2.75trn YOY)
Unique securities on loan: 45,200
Non-cash collateral as a percentage of on-loan balance: 60.52% (+6.39% YOY)
Lenders globally earned $9.16bn in securities lending revenues in 2016.
We believe that the market for securities lending will be replicated in the blockchain asset economy, particularly in light of the continued growth in value of the cryptoasset market and the entry at scale of institutional participants and funds. Lendingblock is designed to facilitate the growth of securities lending in the crypto economy.
From LendingBlock WP: Securities lending in the conventional financial market has maintained consistently high levels of activity over many years, with 2017 being no exception.
Global Securities Lending Market key statistics (as of March 9, 2017):
On-loan value: $2.00trn, +$180bn year-on-year (YOY)
Lendable value: $16.04trn (+$2.75trn YOY)
Unique securities on loan: 45,200
Non-cash collateral as a percentage of on-loan balance: 60.52% (+6.39% YOY)
Lenders globally earned $9.16bn in securities lending revenues in 2016.
We believe that the market for securities lending will be replicated in the blockchain asset economy, particularly in light of the continued growth in value of the cryptoasset market and the entry at scale of institutional participants and funds. Lendingblock is designed to facilitate the growth of securities lending in the crypto economy.
Never realized the lending market was so huge Global Securities Lending Market key statistics (as of March 9, 2017):
On-loan value: $2.00trn, +$180bn year-on-year (YOY)
Lendable value: $16.04trn (+$2.75trn YOY)
Unique securities on loan: 45,200
Non-cash collateral as a percentage of on-loan balance: 60.52% (+6.39% YOY)
Lenders globally earned $9.16bn in securities lending revenues in 2016.
We believe that the market for securities lending will be replicated in the blockchain asset economy, particularly in light of the continued growth in value of the cryptoasset market and the entry at scale of institutional participants and funds. Lendingblock is designed to facilitate the growth of securities lending in the crypto economy.
From LendingBlock WP: Securities lending in the conventional financial market has maintained consistently high levels of activity over many years, with 2017 being no exception.
Global Securities Lending Market key statistics (as of March 9, 2017):
On-loan value: $2.00trn, +$180bn year-on-year (YOY)
Lendable value: $16.04trn (+$2.75trn YOY)
Unique securities on loan: 45,200
Non-cash collateral as a percentage of on-loan balance: 60.52% (+6.39% YOY)
Lenders globally earned $9.16bn in securities lending revenues in 2016.
We believe that the market for securities lending will be replicated in the blockchain asset economy, particularly in light of the continued growth in value of the cryptoasset market and the entry at scale of institutional participants and funds. Lendingblock is designed to facilitate the growth of securities lending in the crypto economy.
Global Securities Lending Market key statistics (as of March 9, 2017):
On-loan value: $2.00trn, +$180bn year-on-year (YOY)
Lendable value: $16.04trn (+$2.75trn YOY)
Unique securities on loan: 45,200
Non-cash collateral as a percentage of on-loan balance: 60.52% (+6.39% YOY)
Lenders globally earned $9.16bn in securities lending revenues in 2016.
We believe that the market for securities lending will be replicated in the blockchain asset economy, particularly in light of the continued growth in value of the cryptoasset market and the entry at scale of institutional participants and funds. Lendingblock is designed to facilitate the growth of securities lending in the crypto economy.
Been watching the incredible run that Digitex has been on for the last few months; almost 6,000%. Felt as if I missed the boat, but came across LendingBlock. Digitex will attempt to challenge Bitmex’s dominance in the BTC shorting area. However, LendingBlock will support shoring of BTC, XRP, and ETH. Humm, is this the gem I’ve been waiting for? I see much more potential in the LendingBlock platform with its focus on institutional investors over retail. After looking at the team with vast experience in both finance and tech, I’m certain that LendingBlock is a gem for sure; and one that hasn’t gotten a lot of exposure yet. LendingBlock is still at a $2 million USD market cap!! Time to load those bag!!
Hello what is the lendingblock platform all about? It is also an exchange? Why do you think its a gem as as well like digitex? Adam is very hands on that's why I think they made digitex soar so high. Wait for their trading platform goes LIVE.
Been watching the incredible run that Digitex has been on for the last few months; almost 6,000%. Felt as if I missed the boat, but came across LendingBlock. Digitex will attempt to challenge Bitmex’s dominance in the BTC shorting area. However, LendingBlock will support shoring of BTC, XRP, and ETH. Humm, is this the gem I’ve been waiting for? I see much more potential in the LendingBlock platform with its focus on institutional investors over retail. After looking at the team with vast experience in both finance and tech, I’m certain that LendingBlock is a gem for sure; and one that hasn’t gotten a lot of exposure yet. LendingBlock is still at a $2 million USD market cap!! Time to load those bag!!
Hello what is the lendingblock platform all about? It is also an exchange? Why do you think its a gem as as well like digitex? Adam is very hands on that's why I think they made digitex soar so high. Wait for their trading platform goes LIVE.
After doing a bit of research on Lendingblock, it is clear that the Lending has got much more potential. And it is already soaring high. It will be a profitable to invest there.
Looking for a good entry price, but the price wont stp going up. I hope it retraces this week.After doing a bit of research on Lendingblock, it is clear that the Lending has got much more potential. And it is already soaring high. It will be a profitable to invest there.
Looking for a good entry price, but the price wont stp going up. I hope it retraces this week.After doing a bit of research on Lendingblock, it is clear that the Lending has got much more potential. And it is already soaring high. It will be a profitable to invest there.
Looking for a good entry price, but the price wont stp going up. I hope it retraces this week.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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
I think that’s one of the reasons LendingBlock went unnoticed, a lot of people seem to get into projects with use cases that serve them. With LendingBlock focusing on institutional money, almost certain they will eclipse the current market cap.
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.
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.
A loy of buzz surrounding the LendingBlock-Novogratz. Being said that there is a partnership!! Boom!! Check out the tweet!!: https://twitter.com/TonyniB/status/1055337976421437442
I have missed out on digitex i will find out more about lendingblock if truly it is hidden gem like you said, i overlooked digitex because i won't convince about the ico.
The AMA video was very informative.https://youtu.be/ahtkpovR6-E
I am holding LendingBlock, but wonder what other good lending platform are out there. Does anyone have any good recommendations?
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.
Thanks for the well thought out input, but as it goes for sleepers like LendingBlock, it is often the case that since they are working in more regulated industries that they can’t use the traditional hype machine tactics like a lot of other projects. Look at Ripple and Stellar (let’s not forget the greatest sleeper of all..BTC) as an example. Another good example was HOLO which no one heard of until it hit 17x. They were sleepers for years until the projects launched and then the community realized their potential. I think it’s the same case as LendingBlock. 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.
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.
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.
I have missed out on digitex i will find out more about lendingblock if truly it is hidden gem like you said, i overlooked digitex because i won't convince about the ico.
All these margin based trading exchanges seem very attractive and lure even the small and novice trader in greed of bigger profits but the reality is that more than 90% of such traders and investors end up in loosing all their deposit, i suggest such people to stay away from margin trading, it is highly risky trading and not for everyone.
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