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Debitum Network Review – Investing in a Decentralized P2P Lending Platform

Published Nov 03, 2018 Leave a Comment

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This is a paid article by Debitum Network.

I’ve written quite a bit about P2P investing on this blog, and I recently posted a summary of the best European P2P investment platforms. What I haven’t written about before, however, are platforms powered by the blockchain. That is precisely what I will be talking about today, in the shape of Debitum Network.

I’ve spoken about the reasons of existence for P2P lending platforms, but it’s worth summarising them again here. Approximately 70% of all micro and small to medium-sized businesses in emerging markets lack access to credit. This can be due to many factors, from over regulation to an underdeveloped banking environment in their country. We thus end up with an estimated $2 trillion credit gap for SMEs worldwide. This market is therefore ripe for innovation, as we have already seen in recent years through the success of Mintos and other platforms.

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Visiting or Staying, You Will Say ‘Barcelona is Beautiful’

Published Oct 02, 2018 Leave a Comment

This is a sponsored post from our friends at HousingAnywhere.

Spain has much to offer its tourists and locals. It is a country chock full of history and culture, and no better place to visit, or live in, than one of its major cities – Barcelona.

Being one of the country’s major cities, Barcelona has several of the most iconic Spanish landmarks. In fact, they never run out of it. That is why when people visit the place, some have loads of stories to tell, and that is why in some cases, others decide to look for housing for rent in Barcelona.

What are some of the hotspots in Barcelona that would make you want to stay?

  • Sagrada Familia

An ongoing project since 1882, the Sagrada Familia is still under construction to this day. Interrupted so many times, it has now been made a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Through private donations, it has passed its midpoint by 2010, and is currently still under construction.

If you want to witness history in the making, literally, then, you may find housing for rent in Barcelona. Of course, if you do not want to experience the loud noises from the construction, you can wait until 2026, when it is expected to finally take its final shape.

  • Columbus Monument

If you are an American, you might want to see the man responsible for the discovery of your country. Just around the lower end of La Rambla, Barcelona, is a 197 ft statue of Christopher Columbus. This was erected to commemorate the first voyage of Columbus down in Americas. In addition, he is shown pointing towards the direction of the New World to where he travelled to discover which eventually became the United States of America.

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