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Last updated: June 19, 2025, 00:23  |  Written by: Olaf Carlson-Wee

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Goldman Sachs Group Inc. offered its first ever lending facility backed by Bitcoin, in a significant step for a major U.S. bank that accelerates Wall Street’s embrace of

Coinbase, a well-known cryptocurrency exchange, has partnered with Goldman Sachs in the bank’s first bitcoin-backed loan, according to a report from Bloomberg.

Goldman Sachs Partners With Coinbase For Bank’s First Bitcoin

The Craze For Cryptocurrency Continues

The craze for cryptocurrency continues to spread as several banks conduct research on Bitcoin-backed loans. Goldman Sachs in particular has highlighted its interest in

Goldman Sachs Offers Its First Bitcoin-Backed Loan - CryptoPotato

Goldman Sachs Conducting Research For Bitcoin-Backed Loans

Goldman Sachs Offered Its First

Goldman Sachs Offers Its First-Ever Bitcoin Backed Lending Facility

Goldman Offers Its First Bitcoin-Backed Loan in Crypto Push

“Goldman Sachs offered its first-ever lending facility backed by Bitcoin, a significant step in Wall Street’s embrace of cryptocurrencies. The deal was interesting to

Goldman Sachs Offered Its First

Goldman Sachs Offers First Bitcoin-Backed Loan

Goldman Sachs has officially offered its first Bitcoin-backed loan, showing a significant step forward for institutional interest in the cryptocurrency space.

Goldman Sachs offered its first bitcoin-backed loan on Thursday, according to Bloomberg. The secured lending facility allowed a borrower to put up BTC as collateral for a

According To A Spokesperson For

According to a spokesperson for the bank, the secured lending facility loaned cash collateralized by BTC held by the borrower. The deal was interesting to Goldman

Goldman Sachs offers first Bitcoin-backed loan as Wall

Goldman Sachs Offers Its First 'Bitcoin-Backed' Loan - BeInCrypto

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