Robocash investors positively assessed the results of the past year, according to the latest market research and analysis.
Almost a third of respondents claim that they now plan “to increase their investment portfolios in 2024.”
Robocash analysts questioned investors in order “to find out how their preferences have changed in the past year.”
The survey carried out by Robocash reportedly “involved 617 respondents from 29 countries.”
Overall, 2023 was viewed “positively by investors. 83% of participants said that the year met their expectations from the P2P market.”
As noted in a blog post by Robocash, 73% managed to “achieve their investment plans and 6% even exceeded the goals.”
The analysts at Robo.cash said that the year proved “to be quite successful.” –
The Robocash team commented on the statistics by noting that the volumes of “the continental P2P industry went up. Stock markets also gave investors ample profit opportunities and steered clear of critical collapses.”
In the past year, investors have been “most affected by economic indicators such as inflation and interest rates (32%). In second place were geopolitical events (26%).”
As stated in a blog post by Robo.cash, similar statistics were “observed in 2022. Investors are aware of the risks associated with the unpredictability of the economic situation, political conflicts and endeavor to balance them”.
Analyzing the prospects for 2024, the vast majority take “a rather conservative approach and maintain portfolio volumes. 28% of respondents intend to expand their investment opportunities.”
As noted in the update shared by Robocahs, ETFs (24%), equities (18%) and P2P consumer lending (11%) are reportedly “the leaders in share gains. At the same time, P2P investments are among the top three for perceived declines.”
Robocash analysts added that perhaps going forward, investors “are wary of increased volatility in the sector.”
According to the analysis, this could be due “to recent regulatory tightening, for example. It’s also possible that investors are seeing other investment opportunities.”
Overall, the changes reflect “a shift in investor interest towards high returns despite increasing risks,” the Robo.cash team added.
