BUSINESSJul 8 · 02:40 UTCCOINTELEGRAPHCointelegraph by Brayden Lindrea

Strike launches ‘volatility-proof’ Bitcoin loans amid bear market, but at a cost

Strike has introduced 'volatility-proof' Bitcoin loans to avoid margin calls and forced liquidations during a bear market. The loans require an interest rate of up to 14.2% and strict on-time payments, as stated by CEO Jack Mallers.

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