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BlockFi is one of the first crypto lending platforms to offer fixed rate savings accounts in a US regulated cryptocurrency business. BlockFi loans your money like a bank does. They pay you a fixed interest rate into the BlockFi Interest Account. While they don’t call it a liquidity pool, that’s what it is. BlockFi puts your funds into a liquidity pool and loans it out to the borrowers. Let’s deep-dive into the Crypto P2P Lending Platform BlockFi from an investors point of view.

DoFinance does not have a very long track record or impressive funding volumes and has gone through some serious trouble during the COVID crisis. There are reasons to hope, though, that they’ll successfully rebound, following a set of deep reforms to their business structure.

AxiaFunder offers equity in carefully selected legal cases, which bring incredibly high returns in a reasonable time but come with proportionately high risk and investment barriers. Is litigation crowdfunding worth your money?

Flender is a well-established platform (as for the P2P lending baby sector standards at least) that offers carefully selected business loans with varied risk-return ratios. Does it compensate enough for the lack of secondary market and buyback guarantee? Let’s find out.

Raizers is a regulated French real estate crowdfunding platform with a proven track record and a steady and solid growth since its launch in 2014. It offers a limited number of lending and equity deals with, so far, zero definitive loss rate and a more than decent ROI.