# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Collateral

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K33 Taps Bitcoin Holdings to Launch Crypto-Backed Lending

K33, a digital asset brokerage listed on Nasdaq First North, has launched a crypto-backed lending service for Nordic investors. The new product allows clients to borrow USDC using Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies as collateral, enabling them to access liquidity without selling their long-term holdings. According to CEO Torbjørn Bull Jenssen, this aligns with the firm’s Bitcoin treasury strategy and offers a regulated lending solution in a region where adoption has been limited by regulatory and infrastructure challenges. The move aims to expand K33’s product offerings, increase client engagement, and generate revenue. In contrast, decentralized finance platforms like World Liberty Financial are also expanding crypto lending services, reflecting growing demand for alternative financing models.

TheNewsCrypto01/19 15:18

K33 Taps Bitcoin Holdings to Launch Crypto-Backed Lending

TheNewsCrypto01/19 15:18

LMAX Group Adds Ripple’s RLUSD Stablecoin For Global Exchange After $150 Million Deal

LMAX Group has announced a major partnership with Ripple, supported by a $150 million investment, to integrate Ripple’s RLUSD stablecoin into its global exchange infrastructure. The RLUSD will serve as a foundational collateral asset, enabling institutional clients—including banks, brokers, and buy-side firms—to improve cross-collateralization and margin efficiency across spot crypto, perpetual futures, and CFDs. Key benefits include enhanced liquidity, 24/7 market access, and secure custody via segregated wallets. LMAX CEO David Mercer highlighted RLUSD’s role in bridging traditional finance and digital assets, while Ripple’s Jack McDonald emphasized the partnership’s potential to expand RLUSD adoption in sophisticated trading environments.

bitcoinist01/16 12:03

LMAX Group Adds Ripple’s RLUSD Stablecoin For Global Exchange After $150 Million Deal

bitcoinist01/16 12:03

Argentina’s Lemon Launches Bitcoin-Backed Visa Credit Card

Argentina's crypto exchange Lemon has launched a Visa credit card backed by Bitcoin, allowing users to access credit in pesos without selling their BTC holdings. With 5.5 million users, Lemon is the country's second-largest exchange. Users can deposit 0.01 BTC (approx. $900) as collateral to receive a credit limit of 1,000,000 pesos. Bitcoin serves solely as collateral and is not converted. The card also enables commission-free purchases of digital dollars, Bitcoin, Ethereum, and over 30 other cryptocurrencies. Future updates will allow users to customize collateral and credit limits.

TheNewsCrypto01/15 12:17

Argentina’s Lemon Launches Bitcoin-Backed Visa Credit Card

TheNewsCrypto01/15 12:17

Ethereum Needs Better Decentralized Stablecoins, Buterin Says

Vitalik Buterin argues that Ethereum needs better decentralized stablecoins, highlighting three key challenges: the need for a stablecoin not solely pegged to the USD long-term due to inflation risks; the necessity of uncapturable oracles to avoid exploitative governance; and the issue of staking yield competing with stablecoins for capital, creating a usability penalty. He suggests potential solutions like reducing staking yields or creating new staking mechanisms without slashing risk. Buterin's comments coincide with broader critiques that Ethereum represents a "contrarian bet" against mainstream VC-backed crypto trends like gambling and centralized finance.

bitcoinist01/12 16:31

Ethereum Needs Better Decentralized Stablecoins, Buterin Says

bitcoinist01/12 16:31

BNY Mellon Launches Tokenised Deposit Feature For Institutional Clients — Expert Breaks It Down

BNY Mellon has launched a tokenized deposit feature for institutional clients, operating on a private, permissioned blockchain. This system creates a digital representation of traditional deposit balances, which remain securely held in the bank’s regulated systems. The innovation aims to improve efficiency, enable 24/7 operations, and facilitate near-instant, programmable transfers for collateral, margin, and payments. Key participants, including ICE, Citadel Securities, and Circle, will test the feature in real workflows like collateral management and settlements. The initiative bridges traditional banking with digital infrastructure, enhancing liquidity and reducing friction in financial operations.

bitcoinist01/10 12:47

BNY Mellon Launches Tokenised Deposit Feature For Institutional Clients — Expert Breaks It Down

bitcoinist01/10 12:47

Interview with Yvonne: How Does USDD, Aiming to Be an 'Interest-Bearing USDT', Achieve Its $1 Billion Goal?

Interview with Yvonne Chia, Head of Communications at USDD, discussing the stablecoin's strategy to reach a $1 billion liquidity goal. USDD, positioned as an "interest-bearing version of USDT," emphasizes stability, security, and sustainable yield. Key points include: - The stablecoin market is growing rapidly, with projections reaching $3-4 trillion by 2030. - USDD differentiates itself through over-collateralization (CDP model), a Peg Stability Module (PSM) for 1:1 swaps, and transparency via on-chain audits and real-time data. - Its yield-bearing product, sUSDD, offers automated compounding interest and DeFi integration, with TVL surpassing $295 million. - Revenue is generated through Smart Allocator investments, vault fees, and liquidation proceeds, prioritizing sustainability over short-term high APY. - USDD has expanded beyond Tron to Ethereum and BNB Chain, leveraging partnerships and multi-chain strategies to drive adoption. Upcoming initiatives include a second season of Binance Wallet Yield+ and a Bitget wallet campaign with $100,000 in rewards.

Odaily星球日报01/07 03:32

Interview with Yvonne: How Does USDD, Aiming to Be an 'Interest-Bearing USDT', Achieve Its $1 Billion Goal?

Odaily星球日报01/07 03:32

Sber Issues First Cryptocurrency-Backed Loan

Sberbank has conducted a pilot transaction by issuing a loan to the Russian mining company "Intellion," using the miner's own cryptocurrency as collateral. The bank utilized its proprietary cryptocurrency storage solution, which incorporates the "Rutoken" hardware system. Sberbank estimates that such a product will be relevant not only for miners but also for any companies holding crypto assets. Earlier, Anatoly Popov, Deputy Chairman of Sberbank's Management Board, stated in an interview that the bank already offers clients structured bonds and digital financial assets (DFAs) with exposure to Bitcoin, Ethereum, and baskets of crypto assets. The bank is testing DeFi instruments and supports the gradual legalization of cryptocurrencies within the Russian regulatory framework. A similar practice is emerging in the United States. In October, Bloomberg reported that JPMorgan Chase plans to allow institutional clients to use Bitcoin and Ethereum directly as loan collateral, with the cryptocurrencies held by a third-party custodian. This new service expands on the bank's existing practice of accepting shares of crypto ETFs as collateral. Furthermore, Bloomberg reported that JPMorgan plans to begin offering cryptocurrency trading to its institutional clients, a move attributed to growing client interest following regulatory changes in the U.S.

RBK-crypto12/26 10:08

Sber Issues First Cryptocurrency-Backed Loan

RBK-crypto12/26 10:08

Strategy CEO Lifts The Curtain On Bitcoin Talks With Largest US Banks

Strategy CEO Phong Le reveals that major U.S. banks are actively engaging in Bitcoin-related discussions, driven by a need to compete with crypto-native firms like Coinbase and Fidelity. Conversations focus on foundational services such as custody and exchange, framed in traditional banking terms like "checking and savings accounts for Bitcoin." Beyond basics, banks are exploring a product roadmap including Bitcoin-backed loans, yield products, structured securities, and eventually digital money instruments offering stable high yields. Le notes that institutions like BNY Mellon, Wells Fargo, and JPMorgan are already moving toward issuing credit against Bitcoin or related derivatives, signaling a shift toward integrating Bitcoin as collateral within traditional financial systems.

bitcoinist12/24 17:24

Strategy CEO Lifts The Curtain On Bitcoin Talks With Largest US Banks

bitcoinist12/24 17:24

Ethena’s USDe loses $8.3B since October crash amid ‘loss of confidence’

Ethena's synthetic dollar stablecoin, USDe, has experienced approximately $8.3 billion in net outflows since the major market crash on October 10th, driven by a significant loss of confidence. Its market capitalization fell from nearly $14.7 billion to around $6.4 billion in just over two months. The October liquidation event, which erased an estimated $1.3 trillion from the crypto market, marked a turning point, shifting the market into a deleveraging phase. Although USDe briefly lost its peg on Binance due to an internal oracle issue, its minting and redemption mechanisms reportedly functioned normally. Since the crash, broader crypto market activity has weakened, with trading volumes down roughly 50% and significant outflows from U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs.

cointelegraph12/23 14:19

Ethena’s USDe loses $8.3B since October crash amid ‘loss of confidence’

cointelegraph12/23 14:19

Tokenized US Treasurys surge 50x since 2024, marking shift toward on-chain finance

Tokenized US Treasurys have experienced explosive growth, surging 50x from under $200 million in January 2024 to nearly $7 billion by late 2025. This rapid expansion is driven by rising institutional demand for on-chain yield and marks a significant shift toward blockchain-based finance. BlackRock's USD Institutional Digital Liquidity Fund (BUIDL) leads this market with almost $2 billion in assets, offering daily yield accrual and on-chain settlement. Other key products include offerings from Circle, Superstate, and Ondo Finance. Tokenized Treasury bills are becoming a crucial gateway for institutional DeFi adoption, combining the safety of US government debt with the efficiency of blockchain settlement. They are increasingly used for collateral management, margining, and improving capital efficiency.

cointelegraph12/22 17:10

Tokenized US Treasurys surge 50x since 2024, marking shift toward on-chain finance