A Japanese investment outfit just pulled another $50 million out of its credit line—all earmarked for stacking more Bitcoin.
The firm tapped into its existing $500 million facility, using its BTC holdings as collateral to secure the fresh capital. This isn't their first rodeo; they've been aggressively accumulating digital assets through debt financing. The move signals continued institutional appetite for crypto exposure, even when leveraging existing positions to fund further purchases.
With Bitcoin-backed borrowing becoming a common playbook among corporate treasuries, this latest draw-down shows how some players are doubling down on their conviction trades.
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bridge_anxiety
· 21h ago
Japanese institutions are putting in another 50 million to keep accumulating. This tactic looks pretty aggressive... using Bitcoin as collateral to borrow money and then buying more Bitcoin, really maximizing leverage.
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PhantomHunter
· 21h ago
Leverage stacking coins, when will this trick ever end...
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SandwichDetector
· 21h ago
Here comes the old trick again: using BTC as collateral to borrow money and buy more BTC... This routine is already getting boring.
A Japanese investment outfit just pulled another $50 million out of its credit line—all earmarked for stacking more Bitcoin.
The firm tapped into its existing $500 million facility, using its BTC holdings as collateral to secure the fresh capital. This isn't their first rodeo; they've been aggressively accumulating digital assets through debt financing. The move signals continued institutional appetite for crypto exposure, even when leveraging existing positions to fund further purchases.
With Bitcoin-backed borrowing becoming a common playbook among corporate treasuries, this latest draw-down shows how some players are doubling down on their conviction trades.