Japanese lender CRYL has introduced Bitcoin-backed loans ranging from 1 million yen to 1 billion yen ($6,200 to $6.2 million) for individuals and businesses across Japan. Borrowers pay annual interest rates between 3.5% and 7%, with collateral ratios of 40% to 60%, allowing them to access yen without selling their Bitcoin. The loans have a one-year term, may be extended, and can be used for various expenses including taxes, living costs, and property purchases. This launch expands Japan's Bitcoin credit market, offering a regulated option for Bitcoin holders to leverage their assets while maintaining exposure to BTC price movements.
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A trader using the wallet 0xc3ed was liquidated four times within 14 hours on Bitcoin short positions as the price surged above $85,000, resulting in a $32.5 million loss. Previously, the trader had made $9.26 million in profits from successful long ...
Noah Holdings, a wealth management firm serving global Chinese families, held its 2026 Global Investor Summit in Hong Kong, focusing on AI-driven industry transformation and long-term wealth planning. The company combines its global investment networ...
