Key Highlights: New mortgage offerings will permit property buyers to leverage Bitcoin as collateral rather than liquidating their crypto assets for down payments. Using cryptocurrency as collateral helps investors retain long-term holdings while avoiding potential capital gains tax liabilities associated with sales. Collateralized assets are maintained in segregated BitGo Trust cold storage wallets featuring independent ...
Key Highlights: Dolomite’s Oct. 19 Ethereum market snapshot showed $100.08 million in BTCcx supplied, broadly matching the announced $100 million. BTCcx is collateral rather than a directly borrowable asset: Concrete borrows against it, while the outstanding debt secured by the token was not disclosed. A forced liquidation would use a temporary claim token while the ...
Key Highlights: Babylon Labs and HashKey Cloud have announced an integration featuring Trustless Bitcoin Vaults (TBV) for institutional clients. The integration enables HashKey Cloud users to leverage native Bitcoin as collateral to borrow stablecoins and participate in yield strategies. Through TBV, capital can be borrowed via Aave v4 directly without the requirement to bridge or ...
Key Highlights: PowerCompute said its Bitcoin sale was agreed during the September 24th loan-renewal period, not triggered by a margin call or forced liquidation. The transaction reduced the company’s secured debt from $19.4 million on June 30 to approximately $1.25 million. PowerCompute held approximately 62 Bitcoin as of September 25, valued at about $5.2 million ...
Key Highlights Riot Platforms repaid its Coinbase Credit borrowing facility, releasing Coinbase’s security interests in the pledged collateral. Riot had reported 11,380 BTC, including 5,821 BTC pledged as collateral and valued at approximately $340.7 million at June 30. The amended facility carried a fixed annual interest rate of 6.15% and had a maturity date of ...
Key Highlights Riot Platforms fully repaid its $200 million Bitcoin-backed credit facility from Coinbase Credit on September 21, 2025, releasing 5,821 BTC, USDC, and cash held as collateral. The repayment carried no early termination fee and followed an April 2026 amendment that fixed the interest rate at 6.15% annually, replacing the original floating rate. Simultaneously, ...
Key Highlights Arch Lending plans to launch loans backed by tokenized equities “pretty soon” as the onchain stock market surpasses $3.15 billion in distributed value. Bitcoin still dominates Arch’s loan book at over 80%, though the lender reports rising demand for XRP collateral among U.S. borrowers. Competitors including Ondo Finance, Kraken, and Coinbase have already ...