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.
Defiance ETFs has introduced the Defiance Photonics UCITS ETF (PHOT), the first European ETF focused on photonics technology companies involved in developing, manufacturing, and commercializing optical hardware that uses light for data processing. Th...
Defiance ETFs has introduced the Defiance Photonics UCITS ETF (PHOT), the first European ETF focused on photonics technology, which uses light to generate, transmit, and process data. This ETF allows investors to target companies involved in photonic...
The circulating supply of USDT on the TRON blockchain has surpassed $90 billion, solidifying TRON's position as a top network for stablecoin activity. TRON leads all networks with $4.2 trillion in USDT transfer volume year-to-date and processes over ...
Sky Quarry Inc. appointed Ray Hansen, a 35-year refining industry veteran, as President of Foreland Refining just as its Eagle Springs refinery in Nevada begins production. Hansen's extensive experience at major refiners like HF Sinclair and Chevron ...
Western Star Resources conducted the first public soil survey at its past-producing Rowland Tungsten Property in Nevada, revealing a peak tungsten trioxide (WO₃) concentration of 1,425 ppm. This high anomaly aligns with geological and magnetic data, ...
