🇺🇦 How Does The War In Ukraine Impact P2P Investors?

Stop the war and support Ukraine 👇

Are you worried about your portfolio and how it might be impacted by the war in Ukraine? It's no secret that some of the highest-yielding loan investments originated in Russia and Ukraine, so what now? 🤷 In today's video, we look at the current situation, as well as give you some tips to decrease your risk.

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00:00 How does the war in Ukraine impact P2P investors?
00:38 Current economic situation
02:06 Reactions from P2P platforms
03:52 Reactions from P2P investors
04:49 Risk mitigation measures
05:15 What to expect
05:39 Precautionary measures
07:33 What to do if your portfolio is impacted
07:57 Cryptolending options
08:24 Crowdfunding options
08:46 Elevated risk in Baltic countries
09:17 Alternative European platforms
09:56 Ways to donate

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[efoplistis]

Jakub I had quite a few questions about PeerBerry's current situation and some others concerning the whole situation and you totally covered them!!!! This why I'm one of biggest funs of this channel. Once more well done for your excellent

[tuams]

I REALLY appreciate you making this video! You're content is awesome and I like your balanced but cautious approach.

[leishiahines]

An excellent video with some great advice

[jpt]

Another great video. Will update my portfolio

[jostie]

Hi Jakub, you nailed it with mentioning to not to bother the platform (Peerberry for example). Also my opinion to keep invested through the platform in other countries (Non russia/ukrain) like poland, tsjech, romania, singapore, vietnam etc..
The point of this is we all need the platform and the loan originators to be proffitable themselves to be profitable for the investors.
In other words.... Do not extract all your /our funds.
Stay invested in all other countries, This will make a stronger case for the buyback guarantee to kick in.

[nicolasrbc]

Thanks Jakub! In crypto lending options, do you know Coinloan (based in Estonia with bank account in UK) ? You can deposit it directly your Fiat (Euro) and earn 12, 3% APY, without have to exchange Euro in Eurs. I didn't test it for now but it could be a better option or a good alternative than Youhodler.

[hoymejorqueayerrgr]

I know you mentioned in another reply that they don't plan to call "force majure" on Ukraine/Russia as of yet. Let's wait and see, but my question is about other far away countries.
45% of my portfolio is on Vietnam though, do you see any escenario in which that gets affected too?
Thanks by the way, don't know how we could navigate all this without your insights!

[rambolambo]

60% of my Peerberry portfolio is from Ukraine and 20% is Russian… Oh oh

[carlosd]

sí la plataforma peerberry con la garantía de grupo, tenia reservas para cubrir la exposición a Ucrania y Rusia 3 veces, no debería tener problemas para cubrir los reembolsos de los prestamos en estos paises, no es así ?

[PedroFerreira-ioiz]

I checked "youhodler", and they work with a Lithuanian bank too.

[kangarupisejs]

After seeing how miserable the russian military is I don't see any reason to look at the Baltics as even potentially risky. Good time to buy discounted loans on Mintos and make a quick profit