LongFin P/CF
P/CF (Price-to-Cash-Flow Ratio) of LongFin (LFIN) as of Jul 23, 2026.
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P/CF (Price-to-Cash-Flow Ratio) of LongFin is 2026 0.00 . P/CF (Price-to-Cash-Flow Ratio) of LongFin was 2025 - . It decreases by % lower compared to the previous year.
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What does LongFin do? The LongFin Corp was founded in 2017 and is headquartered in New York City. The company is a FinTech firm specializing in blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies. Originally, the company was founded as a provider of microloans for the fishing sector in India. However, in December 2017, it acquired the blockchain startup train, which was then renamed Longfin.
LongFin's business model is based on blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies. The company has a trading platform for the trading of digital currencies, allowing its customers to buy and sell cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Ripple. LongFin also utilizes smart contracts to facilitate payments, control supply chains, and manage assets.
In its original incarnation as a provider of microloans for the fishing sector in India, LongFin used a proprietary blockchain technology to grant licenses to financial service providers. The companies were supposed to have easy access to loans and other financial instruments, while Longfin profited based on the license fees.
In addition to trading cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology, LongFin also provides e-commerce platforms for businesses. These platforms enable retailers to sell their goods online while utilizing the benefits of blockchain technology. The company also offers transportation and marketing services to assist customers in order processing.
LongFin has several divisions, including asset management, financial services, and blockchain technology. Among its subsidiaries is Ziddu.com, an online platform for providing microloans to small and medium-sized enterprises as well as trade finance. The company also owns the cryptocurrency exchange ZidduCoin.
LongFin offers a wide range of products and services that go beyond the realm of cryptocurrencies. These include transaction processing, asset management, e-commerce platforms, and trade finance. The company also has a comprehensive consulting practice specializing in blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies.
However, the company has also made negative headlines in recent years. In particular, there have been allegations that LongFin is involved in fraud cases, which led to a sudden surge in stock prices. For example, in December 2017, the stock price of LongFin went through the virtual roof despite lackluster prospects, as investors apparently were impressed by the company's announcement to use "blockchain technology for trading physical goods worldwide." Subsequent investigations revealed that the announcement was nothing more than a marketing campaign designed to conceal the purchase of the blockchain startup "Ziddu." As a result, the stocks plummeted, and the company faced legal action.
Overall, LongFin is an emerging company in the world of cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology. The company offers a wide range of products and services and serves various industries. However, the company is also burdened with misinformation and fraud cases, which have undermined trust in the company. LongFin is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.
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