Bitcoin is increasingly being used as productive collateral. Ledn has completed a $188M bond issuance backed by BTC, structuring the deal around Bitcoin-secured financing rather than traditional assets. Moves like this highlight a growing shift: digital assets are not just being held they’re being integrated into structured credit markets. As capital markets continue experimenting with BTC-backed instruments, the line between crypto-native finance and traditional fixed income keeps narrowing. Utility evolves. Structure deepens.
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Yield mechanics are expanding on the XRP Ledger. SOIL has launched a structured income protocol built around RLUSD, introducing new ways for holders to generate yield directly within the ecosystem. This move pushes stablecoins beyond simple transfers and into capital efficiency adding utility layers on top of Ripple’s digital dollar infrastructure. As stablecoin design evolves, the focus is shifting from access to productivity. Utility creates demand. Structure sustains it.
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Stablecoins are back on the policy agenda. A third discussion centered on stablecoin yield frameworks is scheduled at the White House tomorrow morning, with select representatives from both crypto and traditional banking expected to participate. Continued dialogue at this level signals that digital dollar infrastructure and how yield is treated within it remains an active regulatory priority. As rules take shape, structure will matter just as much as innovation. Policy drives direction. Markets react.
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