InsolventCryptocurrency lendingEthereum2017–2023
CoinLoan
Borrowers pledged crypto to obtain fiat loans
An Estonian lending platform with interest accounts, exchange services and a CLT token.
- Capital raised (announced)
- Estimated
Funding
| Round | Date | Announced | Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pre-ICO fundraising | 2017 | Not disclosed | |
| Aggregator-reported main token sale | 2017 | Not disclosed |
Announced is what was said at the time. Cash actually received is rarely disclosed and is not assumed to match.
People
| Name | Role | Period | Now | Last checked |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alex Faliushin | — | Not established | Oct 2026 | |
| Max Sapelov | — | Not established | Oct 2026 |
How it ended
Law firms NJORD and Lepmets & Nõges reported that CoinLoan OÜ was declared bankrupt in Estonia; Lepmets & Nõges identifies the declaration date.
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Sources
5 sources behind this page.
- 1CoinLoan launches a lending platform using crypto assets · CoinLoan press release via Bitcoinist · Nov 2017
- 2DeFiLlama raises · DeFiLlama · user-editable
- 3CoinLoan token-sale profile · ICOholder · user-editable
- 4CoinLoan claim filing update · Lepmets & Nõges · Nov 2025
- 5CoinLoan bankruptcy declaration and creditor rights · NJORD · Jun 2023
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