Strike officially launches bitcoin-collateralized credit line service
ChainCatcher news, Bitcoin payment application Strike announced on the X platform that it has officially launched a bitcoin-collateralized credit line service. Users can instantly borrow fiat currency for lightning payments or bill payments, gaining cash liquidity without selling bitcoin. Currently, the service supports low-threshold lending and will initially launch in Georgia and Massachusetts, with plans to expand to more states in the US.
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