Two considerations that seem to be almost contradicting each other: 1) crypto is about keeping anonymity 2) for credit you would need to evaluate the person you are lending to, and prevent the person from misrepresenting themselves and stay accountable for the loan taken
What are your thoughts?
In the old days before the 1980s for sure, bank loans were done based on relationships - the bank manager knew you and had your business. That worked for some, but many loans that could have been weren't issued due to not having a more industrial process. In this modern era, lending officers can see your credit scores and a bunch of data to evaluate the risk of default. Even though I haven't seen the inside of my bank since 2010, I can easily get a loan based on credit data.
I struggle with why would I want to issue loans without either the data or the relationship. Maybe if you have a way to get a person's collateral and credit data on chain via a proxy, you can use that to issue a loan. But that seems like our existing structure with just extra steps...