Bitcoin treasury firms outline $3 trillion opportunity in BTC-backed digital credit at Consensus
Bitcoin treasury firms outlined a $3 trillion long-term opportunity in BTC-backed digital credit at Consensus Miami. The market already reached $10 billion in under a year—the second-fastest capital markets product launch ever. Digital credit instruments, backed by bitcoin holdings, generate yield while reducing price exposure. One percent of the $300 trillion global credit market could drive massive adoption among treasury companies and institutional investors.
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