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Crypto founders have reported losing business accounts, with personal accounts also subject to debanking. Go to Source
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Crypto founders have reported losing business accounts, with personal accounts also subject to debanking. Go to Source
Ledn, a crypto lending platform, has announced $1.67 billion in loans processed year-to-date (YTD) as of Q3 2024, marking a milestone since its inception in 2018. This total includes $258.7 million in retail loans and $1.41 billion in institutional loans, with Q3 alone accounting for over $506 million in digital asset loans. The retail sector … Read more
Lower interest rates and accelerating crypto adoption are spurring more financial institutions to try Bitcoin-backed lending. Go to Source
Sprawling bureaucracies, inefficient processes, and fax machine-era technology have hampered economic development and capital velocity. Go to Source
Ledn, a crypto lending firm, has secured a $50 million Bitcoin-backed syndicated loan from Sygnum, a Swiss digital asset banking group. This loan will be used to expand Ledn’s retail lending operations, providing additional liquidity to the crypto sector and the $1.38 trillion syndicated loan market. The collaboration highlights the growing integration of crypto assets … Read more
Ledn’s groundbreaking $50 million Bitcoin-backed loan, syndicated by Sygnum, is set to transform retail lending and institutional crypto finance. Go to Source
Ledn, a crypto lending platform, announced that it has processed over $1.16 billion in loans during the first half of 2024. This includes a notable 29.8% quarter-over-quarter growth in retail lending, driven by investor strategies and market dynamics such as the recent Bitcoin halving and the rise of Ethereum exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in Asia. Institutional … Read more
Bitcoin got the correction “we needed,” and now it “can continue the macro uptrend higher,” says one crypto trader. Go to Source
Spurred on by user requests, traditional Bitcoin lending firm Ledn is rolling out an Ethereum yield product. Go to Source
Bitcoin financial services firm Ledn’s ties with the Cayman Islands open a doorway for crypto users to use their funds to obtain real estate “golden visas.“ Go to Source