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Bitcoin lending facility agreements: The HODLER’s path to fiat liquidity

In this photo illustration, a visual representation of Bitcoin cryptocurrency is pictured in front of the Gherkin in London, England.
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Brown Rudnick

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Institutional momentum continues as Bitcoin lending moves centre stage with English law widely used for structured finance and loan docs.

The market for Bitcoin and other digital-asset linked lending is undergoing a shift toward institutional legitimacy. In July 2025, JPMorgan announced plans to offer loans secured directly against client held Bitcoin and Ethereum, and Cantor Fitzgerald announced a $2 billion Bitcoin Financing Business initiative to provide leverage to investors who

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