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Pynk was a UK-based fintech company that aimed to democratize investing by combining artificial intelligence, expert analysis, and crowd-sourced predictions. Its platform analyzed the collective sentiment and forecasts of its user base ("Pynksters") to generate investment insights. The company offered a managed portfolio service, allowing users to invest their funds which were then managed based on these AI and crowd-driven signals. Founded in 2018, Pynk's mission was to make investing simpler, more transparent, and accessible to everyone, regardless of their financial expertise. However, the company ceased all trading activities in late 2023 and entered liquidation proceedings in January 2024.

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Pynk

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