I have a couple of questions. If you are paying depositors 27% APR, what are you charging borrowets? It would seem anyone who had to pay more than 27% to borrow, wouldn't be a good credit risk and if borrowers are paying less, how do you make any money? The second question is. If the min is 1BTC, can smaller amounts be added to that later. In other words, once I've deposited 1 BTC, can I later deposit say 0.001?
1. More than that. Bitcoin loans already carry a much higher risk. Loans are generally a couple of weeks to 3 months, it's not like a 40% APR mortgage. Payday loans run in 3 to 4 digit APRs. Lending is not the only part we do, more coins are actually invested in bitcoin shares and less frequently BTC trading.
There's lots of investment decisions that I was limited by capital, I've pretty much already made more than a year of APR in a month with certain assets.
2. You have to deposit at least 0.01, we do this to counter coin dust that will cost us more to spend (
looks at all those 0.00001 transactions).
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