Ledn has issued over $1 billion in Bitcoin loans in the past year, signaling a resurgence in the Bitcoin lending market

By: theblockbeats.news|2025/10/28 11:45:51
0
Share
copy

BlockBeats News, October 28th, CoinDesk reported that Bitcoin lending institution Ledn has surpassed a total loan issuance of over $1 billion this year, with Bitcoin-backed loans totaling $392 million in the third quarter alone. At the same time, the company's annual recurring revenue has also reached $100 million, reflecting a rebound in the Bitcoin lending market.

As of the end of September, its loan book reached $836.2 million, with an average loan-to-value ratio (LTV) of 42.7%, significantly lower than the industry's high-risk range. According to Galaxy Research data, the institution currently ranks as the world's third-largest centralized lending institution, only behind Tether and Galaxy.

-- Price

--

You may also like

Mining Exodus: Someone Holds $12.8 Billion AI Order

Mining Farms are Turning to AI Hashpower with no Turning Back.

March 6 Market Key Intelligence, How Much Did You Miss?

1. On-chain Funds: $16.3M USD has flowed into the OP Mainnet today; $13.7M USD has flowed out of Arbitrum 2. Largest Price Swings: $XPT, $AIX 3. Top News: Vitalik Calls on Ethereum Community to Shift Mindset, Uphold Core Principles, and Rethink Application Design "From Scratch"

a16z: The True Opportunity of Stablecoins is in Complementing, Not Disrupting

The stablecoin opportunity lies with those merchants yet to come onboard.

Predict LALIGA Matches, Shoot Daily & Win BTC, USDT and WXT on WEEX

The WEEX × LALIGA campaign brought together football excitement and crypto participation through a dynamic interactive experience. During the event, users predicted matches, completed trading tasks, and took daily shots to compete for rewards including BTC, USDT, WXT, and exclusive prizes.

Ray Dalio Dialogue: Why I'm Betting on Gold and Not Bitcoin

Gold is the only asset with a long-term history that can be transferred, is not easily replicable, and does not rely on anyone else's promise. Most currencies, debts, stocks, etc., are just promises of someone honoring their purchasing power.

Who Took the Money in the AI Era? A Must-See Investment Checklist for HALO Asset Trading

A one-page paper listed a series of questions about the potential impact of AI progress. Looking back over two years later, these questions appear particularly prescient, although none of them provided a definitive answer at the time.

Popular coins

Latest Crypto News

Read more