Crypto backed Loans Blog
This crypto loan tax guide covers one foundational rule first: borrowing against Bitcoin is not a taxable event in most major jurisdictions. The loan proceeds…
Most crypto lending platforms pool deposited Bitcoin into shared wallets on the platform’s balance sheet — making borrowers unsecured creditors, not collateral owners. Celsius borrowers…
Not all bitcoin loan platforms are built the same. A borrower at 35% LTV on a segregated-custody platform with no rehypothecation survives a 40% BTC…
Institutional crypto custody is a controlled environment — not a storage facility. It governs who holds the private keys, who can authorise collateral movement, and…
What Liquidation Actually Means and When It Triggers crypto loan liquidation executes automatically when the loan-to-value ratio (LTV) breaches the platform’s liquidation threshold — typically…
The custodial vs non-custodial distinction is not a product preference — it is a structural risk decision. In a custodial loan, the platform holds the…
What is Rehypothecation; This is when a crypto lender takes pledged collateral and reuses it lending it to third parties, posting it as margin elsewhere,…
Crypto-backed loans become dangerous above 70% LTV. At 80% LTV, most platforms issue a margin call and above 85–90%, liquidation executes automatically, often without warning….
For anyone navigating the world of crypto-backed loans with a substantial portfolio, striking the right balance between borrowing and long-term investment goals is more art…
Crypto-backed loans have carved out a unique space in the financial landscape, especially for holders with significant positions. For those sitting on $50,000 or more…
