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Or stay poor.

Open for business, better than Salt and Nexo, and doesn't even have to be better because there is far more demand for crypto collateralized loans than anyone is capable of meeting.

Crypto publications are shilling it very soon. It has been under the radar until now. Has a financial license to serve borrowers in EU and NA and lenders in EU (and maybe soon NA), and has agreements with traditional fiat funds to operate as lenders from the start.

1.9m token supply. Tokens currently only ~1USD. Every token used for fees is burned. There will be no tokens sold by Coinloan on their platform at launch. Only a limited sum when they want burst funding to expand operations, and never below market price.

>> No.10347495

Oh, I forgot the link.
https://coinloan.io

It's based on Estonia, which like Singapore is very friendly to crypto. Salt (according to themselves) got fucked in the ass in burger country by regulators. Tbh I doubt Salt's story and think they just don't have enough shekels to lend out. Salt's tokenomics were also ridiculous, as the entire circ supply represents over 1bn in token fees by platform price, and they have a permanent SCO.

Nexo has an okayish model if you want a 5% dividend return a year, considering their primary source of money to lend out is just the ICO money.

Coinloan tokens are headed for andromeda very quickly when awareness spreads.

>> No.10347554

On Idex there is only 78 Eth in the order books for sale up until 0.1 eth per token.
On Yobit there is only 48 Eth up to 1 ethereum.
https://yobit.net/en/trade/CLT/ETH#orderbook
https://idex.market/eth/clt

There's ~8 Eth worth under 0.002 eth on Idex still, so if you're going to buy, buy on Idex first.