Bitcoin-Backed Credit: A Bridge to Financial Inclusion for the World’s Unbanked

2024-11-26 13:30

Bitcoin-backed credit systems use BTC as collateral, offering an alternative to traditional loans. While they promote financial inclusion, risks like price volatility and regulatory challenges remain pivotal concerns. origin »

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Blackrock CEO: Crypto Still Lacking Legitimacy, Bitcoin ETF Will Have To Wait

Blackrock CEO Larry Fink Still Skeptical On Crypto, Bitcoin ETF While discussion regarding Bitcoin-backed exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have begun to slow, the chief executive of BlackRock, a multinational America-based financial institution, recently claimed that he is hesitant to allow his firm to offer a Bitcoin ETF due to the current state of cryptocurrency markets.

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Blockstream Dispatches Tokenized Resources Instrument on Fluid Sidechain

The firm has officially launched the Issued Assets (IA) program on its bitcoin-backed Liquid sidechain, allowing users to create their own tokenized assets, according to a press release. These tokens can represent any sort of financial instrument, including fiat currency, crypto assets or attested assets (such as gold coins), as well as more novel types.

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