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Earn Crypto Part 9: Crypto Lending

Earn crypto part 9: crypto lending

Earn Crypto Part 9: Crypto Lending

Earn crypto part 9: crypto lending

In BTCManager’s series titled “Earn Crypto,” readers are being introduced to a wide range of platforms, applications, and ways that they can earn bitcoin and other digital currencies as a member of the cryptocurrency community.

In the ninth and final part of the “Earn Crypto” series, readers will be introduced to cryptocurrency lending as a method of earning cryptocurrency by leveraging existing holdings.

What is Crypto Lending?

Cryptocurrency lending refers to lending digital assets to individuals who require a loan in exchange for interest payments in cryptocurrency. Crypto lending can be done on exchanges where users can lend crypto to margin traders or through dedicated cryptocurrency lending platforms.

The three most user-friendly cryptocurrency peer-to-peer lending platforms anyone can use to earn interesting on their cryptocurrency holdings are Bitbond, BTCPOP, and ETHLend.

Bitbond

Bitbond is probably the most popular bitcoin BTC lending platform. The Berlin-based company was launched in 2013 as a bitcoin peer-to-peer lender for online vendors and has since morphed into a marketplace lending platform for small business loans.

As an investor, you can sign onto the Bitbond platform, choose which loans you want to fund, and place your investments. Loans are ranked according to riskiness and a diversified investment approach is advised.

Depending on the amount one wishes to invest, earning on Bitbond can be substantial. However, peer-to-peer lending is far from a risk-free approach to earning cryptocurrency.

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BTCPop

BTCPop is another popular bitcoin BTC lender that enables cryptocurrency users to earn interest on their bitcoin BTC holdings by investing them into peer-to-peer loans.

In a similar fashion as on Bitbond, investors can choose which peer-to-peer loans to invest in to create a portfolio of loans that pay varying interest and come with varying levels of risks.

ETHLend

The Ethereum community also has its own peer-to-peer lender. ETHLend “offers digital asset-backed loans that allows anyone to spend funds without selling crypto holdings.”

As an ETHLend user, you can browse the “View All Requests” section of the platform to choose which loans you want to fund to create your peer-to-peer loan portfolio.

Unlike on Bitbond and BTCPop, ETHLend users can invest ETH, LEND, or other digital tokens, enabling a wider range of cryptocurrency users to engage in crypto lending. Aside from that, the platform functions effectively in the same way as its peers.

Is Lending Cryptocurrency a Viable Means to Earn a Living?

Investing in peer-to-peer loans can be a very profitable affair. However, these are investments, which means there is risk involved. The more one risks, the more once can make but the higher the chance that an investor may lose some or all of their investment.

Therefore, if a reader is looking to earn cryptocurrency with fewer risks involved, they should look at some of other the options in our Earn Crypto series.

Published at Fri, 18 Jan 2019 09:00:40 +0000

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Nationwide Insurance Rolls Out Proof of Insurance on the RiskBlock Blockchain

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The Institutes has announced a new blockchain framework called RiskBlock to provide more streamlined and secure proof of insurance. Nationwide Insurance is the first company to begin rolling out product on the platform.

RiskBlock is the first blockchain framework delivered from the newly formed RiskBlock Alliance and the first of its kind that is designed specifically for the risk management and insurance industry. The Institutes RiskBlock Alliance is an industry-led, insurance-focused consortium that developed the RiskBlock framework.

RiskBlock will provide insurers with real-time verification of insurance coverage; allow law enforcement to verify proof of insurance efficiently without relying on paper forms; provide insurers with a streamlined and cost-effective way to offer proof of insurance; and, in the near future, will allow insured clients to share trusted, third-party verified proof of insurance with a click on their mobile devices.

“The current way that drivers provide proof of insurance is cumbersome and uncertain,” said Christopher G. McDaniel, executive director of The Institutes RiskBlock Alliance in a statement. “Sharing proof of insurance through blockchain is key to streamlining the process of providing proof and marks the start of our efforts to revolutionize many other aspects of the insurance industry. Our collaboration with Nationwide is the first step toward a better overall system.”

The membership of the Alliance includes over 30 companies as members, ranging from the top 10 carriers to brokers and reinsurers. Nationwide Insurance is the first to use the platform in a pilot program to simplify real-time insurance coverage verification, eliminating paper insurance cards and providing a mobile app for real-time verification. ac

The coverage verification is an initial use case and the Alliance anticipates its members will be able to better serve policyholders and reduce costs by streamlining claim payments and premiums, reducing fraud through centralized recording of claims and improving acquisition of new policyholders by validating accuracy of customer data.

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