Public Companies Turn to Bitcoin-Backed Loans to Fund Growth Without Selling

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Public companies are increasingly using their bitcoin holdings as collateral to secure loans, allowing them to raise capital without liquidating the asset. This approach is being used to finance acquisitions and capital expenditures while retaining exposure to bitcoin. The trend signals a maturation of bitcoin-backed lending into a more institutionally accepted financial practice. According to Two Prime, this shift marks bitcoin-collateralized borrowing entering a new institutional era.

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