Investment platform Robo.cash reports that loans worth €18M “were purchased” during December 2022.
The team at Robocash also mentioned that 669 new customers started investing via their platform in December 2022. Investors reportedly “received €781,000 in interest.”
Robo.cash also confirmed that they have “updated the interest rates on loans from 91 to 720 days.” You can find the current breakdown here.
Last month, Robo.cash implemented new secure measures “to protect your account in case someone is trying to take it over.”
And here’s what Robo.cash achieved (along with it clients) in 2022:
- 7000+ investors have joined us.
- 2000+ of them are friends who came on your recommendations.
- More than €6.5 M were earned by investors.
- Together, you purchased loans “worth €190M and we crossed the mark of 500M in total.”
- Robo.cash reportedly “integrated two new loan originators and introduced a new Loyalty category to help you earn even more.”
Robo.cash’s management noted that they “want all the achievements and failures of 2022 to be a good lesson that will lead us to new discoveries and successes in 2023.”
According to Robocash analysts, traditional currency and P2P investments remain the “most promising” assets in 2023.
The most “controversial” asset class this year has been cryptocurrency (or crypto-assets), the Robo.cash team wrote in a blog post.
To determine the “most favorable” assets for 2023, platform analysts “took the following instruments: stocks, bonds, commodity market, currency, cryptocurrency, real estate, deposits and European P2P lending (consumer and business).”
For a more accurate forecast, they “evaluated the assets on the following factors: simplicity, entry threshold, growth forecast, returns over the past 5 years, and risk assessment.” The market was “analyzed using an index approach.”
As noted in the update:
*The rating scale from 1 to 8 was used as the basis for the input data (since 8 assets were studied). For example, the higher the return, the higher the score, or the lower the risk, the higher the score. Each criterion is assigned importance coefficients: 1 for entry threshold and simplicity, 2 for 5-year historical returns, 3 – for growth forecast (as of December 2023) and risk assessment from October 2018 to December 2023.”
First place in the current reality is “occupied by the traditional currency, expressed by the DXY dollar index.”
Robo.cash analysts added that “when markets fall, investors sell their assets and “go into cash”, thereby pushing the currency price up.”
The analysts commented on the results:
“From March 2020 to February 2022, the balance sheets of central banks increased by 80%, after which the process of their curtailing began. In this regard, the indices of stocks, bonds and other assets in proportion to the balance sheets also began to fall.”
Last year, according to a similar study, the currency also “ranked first in the top promising assets.”
Second place “went to business and consumer P2P lending in Europe.” It loses to the top leader in terms of the “risk component.”