Shen Peng said with a smile, having figured out what was on Wang Xin's mind.
In reality, he wasn't just spouting nonsense. Paipai Dai, Hongling Venture Capital, Yixin, Renren Dai, and Lufax all operated this way. If they later expanded into small-sum loans and business lending, they could definitely make a killing.
The P2P industry in 2013 was in a period of unbridled growth, with two years left before it reached its peak.
Born in 2013, it flourished in 2015, died in 2019, and was buried in 2020.
Some made money, some lost money. Some went to jail, and some were ruined.
But regardless, Shen Peng was right about one thing: in 2013, P2P was a sunrise industry that also aligned with the growing trend of the "sharing economy."
"I'll think about it. Any other ideas?" Wang Xin asked again.
