NFT lending continues to rise as over 18k ETH borrowed in January

02/19 06:27

According to a new report by digital asset analytics firm eBit labs, NFT lending hit a record month in January, returning to numbers not seen since the sector’s previous all-time high in May 2022. Furthermore, eBit labs discovered that the amount borrowed in Jan. 2023 had returned to peaks not seen since May 2022. For the first time in more than nine months, weekly loan volume totaled more than 6,000 ETH in the first week of Jan. Furthermore, the total borrowed throughout January reached more than 18,000 ETH – or $30,516,660 as of press time. In the midst of 2022, the lending industry gained widespread attention as the declining floor price of BAYC sparked market pressure and heightened concerns about potential liquidation, ultimately leading to a liquidity crisis, the report also found. Several factors propelled January’s surge in NFT lending, the report says. One major factor was market exuberance and the Yuga Labs’ Dookey Dash News, which encouraged users to ramp up Yuga-related lending activity. According to research, the bulk of loans issued across the three primary lending platforms was against Bored Apes, with short-term loan balances for BAYC hitting record highs in January 2023.
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