A Nordic financial services firm is rolling out crypto-backed lending—one of the first in its market. The key innovation here: borrowers can access USDC liquidity without liquidating their Bitcoin holdings. This shift matters because it transforms BTC from a pure store of value into an active treasury asset capable of generating yield. The CEO frames this as evidence of market maturation in the region, where infrastructure and regulation are finally catching up to demand. It's a practical example of how Bitcoin infrastructure is evolving beyond speculation into genuine financial tooling.
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AirdropDreamer
· 11h ago
This move in Scandinavia is really aggressive. BTC remains steady while liquidity is borrowed? Now that's what I call a true infrastructure upgrade, far surpassing those purely speculative projects.
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RunWhenCut
· 11h ago
Finally, someone in the Nordic region has figured it out—can you borrow USDC without cashing out BTC? This is the real infrastructure upgrade, not some flashy tricks to fool retail investors.
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gas_fee_therapist
· 11h ago
Wow, over in Scandinavia they finally got it going. You can borrow USDC without selling BTC—that's the real gameplay.
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EthMaximalist
· 11h ago
It's about time to play like this—using BTC as an ATM, USDC as bullets. The Scandinavians have finally figured it out.
A Nordic financial services firm is rolling out crypto-backed lending—one of the first in its market. The key innovation here: borrowers can access USDC liquidity without liquidating their Bitcoin holdings. This shift matters because it transforms BTC from a pure store of value into an active treasury asset capable of generating yield. The CEO frames this as evidence of market maturation in the region, where infrastructure and regulation are finally catching up to demand. It's a practical example of how Bitcoin infrastructure is evolving beyond speculation into genuine financial tooling.