Strategy might start lending out its Bitcoin holdings down the road? That's an interesting pivot. The company's been stacking sats aggressively, and now they're exploring ways to generate yield from that massive BTC treasury. Makes sense from a corporate finance angle—why let billions sit idle when you could earn interest? Though it does introduce counterparty risk into what's been a pretty straightforward accumulation play. Wonder what kind of terms they'd offer and who the borrowers would be. Could be institutional desks needing BTC for derivatives markets or short-term liquidity. Either way, this signals they're thinking beyond just holding—they want that Bitcoin working for them.
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RamenDeFiSurvivor
· 12h ago
Borrowing coins? This operation is a bit aggressive, feels like playing with fire...
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AirdropHunterWang
· 12h ago
Lending coins for interest? This is starting to think about making BTC work to earn money, smart.
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PebbleHander
· 12h ago
Ngl, this operation is a bit of a gamble. Lending out and collecting Interest sounds good, but who will bear the risk?
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TheShibaWhisperer
· 12h ago
Hold up, borrowing coins at this step is a bit fierce. It was so comfortable to hoard them before, but now to move those BTC, of course, it can generate interest but the risks have also increased.
Strategy might start lending out its Bitcoin holdings down the road? That's an interesting pivot. The company's been stacking sats aggressively, and now they're exploring ways to generate yield from that massive BTC treasury. Makes sense from a corporate finance angle—why let billions sit idle when you could earn interest? Though it does introduce counterparty risk into what's been a pretty straightforward accumulation play. Wonder what kind of terms they'd offer and who the borrowers would be. Could be institutional desks needing BTC for derivatives markets or short-term liquidity. Either way, this signals they're thinking beyond just holding—they want that Bitcoin working for them.