Alexandre Laizet, director of France-listed Bitcoin treasury company Capital B, said the company is developing Bitcoin-backed digital credit instruments similar to Strategy STRC and Strive SATA for the European market. The goal is to deliver double-digit returns while keeping volatility at single-digit levels. Laizet said that the European market faces high tax burdens, security concerns, and outdated regulation, and that digital credit instruments could change the market structure; however, such products still involve risks including Bitcoin depreciation, custody, and counterparty risk. Capital B aims to hold 15,000 BTC by the end of 2027 and accumulate 1% of the total Bitcoin supply before 2033. (The Block)

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OneUnfilledOrder
· 4h ago
Failing to clarify custody and counterparty risk is just being dishonest.
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GateUser-8da82d63
· 4h ago
Double-digit returns + single-digit volatility, sounds like a "want both" situation, but Europe indeed lacks this kind of product.
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OldKeycapTrader
· 4h ago
French companies develop digital credit tools, regulatory arbitrage is understood clearly.
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BluePeonyAlert
· 4h ago
Saving 15,000 coins to accumulate 1% of the supply by 2033—can this KPI “pie-in-the-sky” technique really work?
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