Bitcoin-Backed Lending Is Making a Comeback, According to Silicon Valley Bank

Bitcoin-backed lending is making a comeback, according to Silicon Valley Bank

The bank said bitcoin lending has emerged from the 2022 crypto credit collapse with stronger risk controls, growing institutional participation and a path toward lower borrowing costs.

Bitcoin lending bounces back, Wall Street credit takes lead as $60,000 level looms

NEW YORK, June 30, 2026, 04:10 EDT Bitcoin traded at $59,403 as of the dateline, slipping 0.8%. The session saw a range from $58,988 to $60,632. SVB estimated crypto-backed lending at about $67 billion for Q1, a 49% jump over last year. Galaxy’s number was $67.42 billion, down 5.1% quarter-on-quarter. (CoinDesk) If a bitcoin loan…

Bitcoin lending is entering a new institutional era, according to Silicon Valley Bank

The bank said bitcoin lending has emerged from the 2022 crypto credit collapse with stronger risk controls, growing institutional participation and a path toward lower borrowing costs.

Silicon Valley Bank highlights new era in Bitcoin lending

Bitcoin lending's evolution into a transparent, collateralized system bridges crypto with traditional finance, enhancing institutional trust and liquidity. The post Silicon Valley Bank highlights new era in Bitcoin lending appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Bitcoin-Backed Lending Gains Institutional Momentum as Banks Embrace Crypto-Backed Credit

Bitcoin-backed lending is entering a new phase of institutional growth, with Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) highlighting a shift toward more transparent, conservative, and regulated lending practices following the crypto credit crisis of 2022. According to the banks latest report, the sector is evolving from a market dominated by high-risk crypto lenders into one that increasingly mirrors traditional finance. SVB said Bitcoin is now being recognized …