Digilo is a young crowdfunding platform focused on business loans secured by real estate. We rate the platform 7 out of 10. It is easy to use and offers a good selection of projects, although the current offering is still limited. As a result, we see Digilo mainly as a useful addition to a diversified crowdfunding portfolio.

Monefit SmartSaver and Bondora Go & Grow are two easy to use investment platforms for investors who do not want to select loans themselves. Bondora Go & Grow has a longer track record, but we currently prefer Monefit SmartSaver. The returns are higher, and Vaults allow you to increase them even further.

Dutch crowdfunding platform Collin Crowdfund has recently reached the milestone of 1.5 billion euros in financed loans. We talked to founder Jeroen ter Huurne about the source of these funds: a loyal group of investors. Retail investors still make up about 50 percent of the volume.

Real estate investing platform InRento has recently expanded into Finland and Romania. As a result, the company is now active in 8 countries. Its portfolio is currently valued at more than 100 million euros.

Dutch real estate financing platform Mogelijk has recently reached the milestone of 3 billion euros in financing. It is focusing on a European growth strategy and since the beginning of this year it has been active in Germany. The first project there has now been financed.

Collin Crowdfund has been active in Germany for over a year. Successfully so: last year it already achieved 95 million with German projects. We spoke about this with managing director Jeroen ter Huurne.

German international exchange organization, Deutsche Börse Group, has invested 200 million euros in Kraken, a global cryptocurrency platform. This results in a 1.5 percent fully diluted stake in the company.

This week, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in the United States has approved a proposal that enables the trading of tokenized securities on Nasdaq. It is the first time that trading and settling in tokenized form on the blockchain becomes listed on a stock market. This could be an indicator of future developments between regulated markets and blockchain networks.

After two years of decline, crowdfunding in France showed signs of market growth again in 2025. Crowdfunding platforms raised 1.8 billion euros. Compared to 2024, this was an increase of 1.8 percent.

In 2025, crowdfunding platforms raised over 1.1 billion euros for SMEs in the Netherlands. This is comparable to the total value of the crowdfunding market in the country in 2024. Many Dutch real estate crowdfunding platforms have recently set up their own funds, where they have realized bigger volumes than in traditional crowdfunding.