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Ledn Sells $188M Bitcoin-Backed Bonds In Unprecedented Deal

February 18, 2026Updated:February 19, 2026No Comments3 Mins Read
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Ledn Sells 8M Bitcoin-Backed Bonds In Unprecedented Deal
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Crypto lender Ledn Inc. has offered $188 million in securitized bonds backed by Bitcoin-linked loans, marking a first-of-its-kind deal within the asset-backed debt market.

The transaction consists of two bond tranches, in keeping with Bloomberg, considered one of which acquired an investment-grade ranking and priced at a diffusion of 335 foundation factors over the benchmark fee, in keeping with folks aware of the matter. Jefferies Monetary Group Inc. served as the only structuring agent and bookrunner.

The bonds are secured by a pool of greater than 5,400 client loans issued by Ledn, the place debtors used their Bitcoin holdings as collateral, in keeping with an S&P International Rankings report. 

The loans carry a weighted common rate of interest of 11.8%.

Bitcoin’s worth volatility stays a central threat. Loans tied to the cryptocurrency can fall underwater if costs decline sharply. 

JUST IN: Crypto lending agency Ledn offered $188 million of securitized bonds backed by Bitcoin, making it the primary ever BTC deal out there for asset-backed debt — Bloomberg

— Bitcoin Journal (@BitcoinMagazine) February 18, 2026