A semi-custodial model for Bitcoin? with Jos Lazet | SLP718

A semi-custodial model for Bitcoin? with Jos Lazet | SLP718

In this episode, Stephan Livera interviews Jos Lazet from Blockrise, discussing the recent volatility in Bitcoin prices, the semi-custodial model of Blockrise, and the future of Bitcoin lending. They explore the implications of market movements, the importance of risk management in lending, and the evolving landscape of Bitcoin services. Joss shares insights on Blockrise's offerings, including asset management and lending, and emphasizes the need for user-friendly solutions in the Bitcoin space.

Takeaways:

🔸Bitcoin's volatility is expected to continue for several years.

🔸The semi-custodial model offers a balance between security and usability.

🔸Risk appetite is crucial when considering Bitcoin loans.

🔸Institutional adoption is necessary for Bitcoin's growth.

🔸Blockrise aims to provide transparent and user-friendly services.

🔸The lending market is evolving with new standards and players.

🔸Understanding liquidation points is essential for borrowers.

🔸The European banking system is efficient for fiat transactions.

🔸Blockrise focuses on a hybrid custody solution for clients.

🔸The future of Bitcoin lending will involve more innovative financial products.

Timestamps:

(00:00) - Intro

(01:00) - Bitcoin’s recent price volatility & ETFs role

(05:31) - What is Blockrise?

(08:08) - Semi-custodial model

(11:44) - How does Blockrise work?

(18:55) - Onboarding & user journey in Bitcoin custody

(24:42) - Does Blockrise support stablecoins?

(28:34) - Fiat integration and future of stablecoins in Bitcoin lending

(32:21) - Insights from ‘Bitcoin Lending Standards’ report

(42:00) - Leveraged Bitcoin or Stay humble & stack sats?

(47:27) - Loan terms, interest rates and fees

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