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A look into crypto-backed loans, which holders have used to buy houses, cars, or even ramp up their investments, as federal and state securities oversight grows

as it often does in the volatile crypto market—the lender can issue a margin call and seize it all. Should a lender collapse or fall victim to a digital heist, there is no federal insurance” https://www.wsj.com/... Lisa Abramowicz / @lisaabramowicz1 : Crypto assets are increasingly being pledged as collateral for personal loans. https://www.wsj.com/... Bill Browder / @billbrowder : Call me old fashioned, but crypto fans borrowing money to buy homes and cars secured against their crypto holdings strikes me as the height of stupidity. https://www.wsj.com/...

Wall Street Journal Rachel Louise Ensign

Discussion

  • @jscherniack JSC on x
    If your the lender would you rather hold MBS/CDO IN 2008-09 or NFT/cardano/CUMMIES in 2021? https://twitter.com/...
  • @northmantrader Sven Henrich on x
    Good thing crypto assets never go down otherwise this may be risky. https://twitter.com/...
  • @edwardnh Edward Harrison on x
    “Mr. Kay, 27 years old, almost faced a margin call when the price of ether fell earlier this year, he estimates that he used the loan to fund investments now worth over $60,000. “If it was in a bank account, my money would just be going down, with inflation eating away at it” htt…
  • @billbrowder Bill Browder on x
    Call me old fashioned, but crypto fans borrowing money to buy homes and cars secured against their crypto holdings strikes me as the height of stupidity. https://www.wsj.com/...
  • @teflongeek Javier E. David on x
    “If the value of the collateral falls—as it often does in the volatile crypto market—the lender can issue a margin call and seize it all. Should a lender collapse or fall victim to a digital heist, there is no federal insurance” https://www.wsj.com/...
  • @lisaabramowicz1 Lisa Abramowicz on x
    Crypto assets are increasingly being pledged as collateral for personal loans. https://www.wsj.com/...