Bitcoin payment platform Strike launches a new loan product collateralized by Bitcoin. According to the introduction, as long as the borrower pays interest and principal on time, even if the BTC price drops significantly, there will be no margin call or forced liquidation due to changes in the collateral ratio, and the collateral assets will remain unchanged. If the borrower fails to pay on time and remains in default after a 10-day grace period, the collateral may be partially liquidated. The product currently offers term loans to users in certain U.S. states and does not support revolving credit. (The Block)

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L2Sprinter
· 44m ago
10-day grace period is quite humane, much better than those protocols that liquidate instantly.
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Half-UnderstoodZk
· 11h ago
Is this CeFi’s “dimensionality reduction” attack on DeFi—traditional finance gameplay moved onto the chain?
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RetroRadioWaves
· 11h ago
Not adding margin means the platform bears the volatility risk itself, and the interest rate is estimated to be not low.
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DaoPeripheralWorker
· 11h ago
BTC collateral + no liquidation, borrowers are happy, but investors need to see how risk control is done.
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