Digital Credit

The firm is overhauling Bitcoin metrics by introducing a new measure called 'Net Bitcoin Per Share'. This change aims to reflect the shift to 'digital credit' through metrics that exclude debt and preferred claims, focusing on common shareholders' ownership.

Metaplanet, Japan's largest corporate bitcoin holder, has initiated a joint study with JPYC, Progmat, and Siiibo Securities to develop tokenized credit products backed by bitcoin. The project aims to enable 24/7 trading and settlement of interest-bearing instruments, addressing gaps in Japan's debt market for mid-sized and growth companies.

Strive CEO described a challenging day in digital credit, citing leverage liquidation as the cause of significant declines in STRC and SATA before partial recovery. The assets, intended to trade near $100 par value, experienced a notable selloff.

The article critiques Onramp's analysis of replicating Digital Credit with Bitcoin and U.S. Treasuries, highlighting factual errors in the report and arguing that Digital Credit's overcollateralization and external capital structure cannot be replicated by simple BTC/Treasury portfolios. The author emphasizes economic and empirical flaws in Onramp's 'simpler trade' argument.

Strive increased its Bitcoin holdings by 1,109 BTC, bringing the total to 16,500 BTC. The company's Bitcoin-linked preferred securities, such as SATA and STRC, are gaining popularity in emerging 'digital credit' markets.

Saylor presented a comprehensive analysis of digital credit at the Bitcoin 2026 event. The article highlights the breakdown of digital credit concepts within the Bitcoin ecosystem.

Salmon, a fintech company, has raised $100 million in equity and debt to expand digital credit services for underbanked Filipinos with limited credit history. The funding aims to address dissatisfaction with existing lenders' reliability issues.