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Acacia partners with Unchained and Build to launch secure Bitcoin-backed commercial loans and mainstream crypto finance integration. Acacia Research Corporation, a Nasdaq-listed company under the ticker ACTG, announced a major partnership. The company joined forces with Unchained Capital and Build Asset Management to create a Bitcoin-backed commercial loan strategy. The cooperation is expected to merge innovation and security, as well as open the door to new financial possibilities. Acacia, Unchained, Build Launch Bitcoin-Backed Loan Strategy Acacia purchases and undertakes businesses in the industrial, energy, and technology sectors. Unchained Capital is a Bitcoin financial services platform that was founded in 2016. It holds more than 12 billion dollars worth of Bitcoin assets and provides 1 billion dollars worth of loans without rehypothecation. Build Asset Management is a registered investment adviser that specializes in Bitcoin-centered credit strategies. Collectively, they possess expertise in finance, digital assets, and risk management. Secondly, the strategy will be aimed at purchasing commercial whole loans. They are lending facilities opened by one of the Unchained affiliates and secured by Bitcoin. When generated, they will be sold to an Acacia wholly owned subsidiary. Build Asset Management will be dealing with administration and will provide convenient operations and adherence to regulations. This form enables every partner to concentrate on its strengths and minimize risks in operations. In addition, the loans possess attractive financial terms. They are accompanied by competitive interest rates and low loan-to-value (LTV) ratios. A low LTV indicates that the size of the loan is small relative to the value of the Bitcoin that serves as collateral. This gives an added protection to Acacia since the security will have a much higher value than the loan. Such characteristics make the loans appealing in terms of risk adjusted returns. Related Reading: Australia Approves First Bitcoin-Backed Home Loan After Court…

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