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first_img Arch Lending plans to expand its tokenized stock mortgage loan business

Cryptocurrency lending institution Arch Lending plans to expand its loan business using tokenized stocks as collateral. Arch co-founder and Chief Revenue Officer Himanshu Sahay stated in Cointelegraph's Chain Reaction podcast that the institution plans to enter this market "soon" and noted the demand for credit against tokenized stocks. Sahay mentioned that tokenized stocks have grown rapidly over the past year, but loans against such assets remain limited. He anticipates that more lending institutions will enter this market in the future, naming organizations like Superstate, Robinhood, and Securitize that issue tokenized stocks.Arch has expanded from cryptocurrency to tokenized real-world assets, recently launching loan products backed by Paxos Gold and Tether Gold. However, cryptocurrency still accounts for the vast majority of Arch's existing loan portfolio, with Bitcoin making up over 80%. Sahay also indicated that the institution has recently seen increased interest in using XRP as collateral, particularly from U.S. borrowers.Before Arch, tokenized stocks had already begun to enter the lending market. In February of this year, Ondo Finance launched a DeFi lending market for its two tokenized ETFs through integration with the lending protocol Morpho; in July, Kraken included 10 types of xStocks in its futures and margin collateral scope; in August, Coinbase's B20 stock went live on Base.

first_img Arya.ag, an agricultural loan company in India, is testing tokenized grain warehouse receipts on Avalanche

Arya.ag, an agricultural warehousing and loan company in India, is testing a system for tokenizing warehouse receipts for stored grains on the Avalanche dedicated Layer 1 blockchain. Arya.ag is collaborating with Finternet to connect grain storage, warehouse receipts, collateral commitments, and loan statuses through this network. Devika Mittal, head of Ava Labs India, stated that the testing is underway, with each tokenized warehouse receipt representing ownership of the stored goods.Sanmesh Kalyanpur, a director at Finternet Labs, mentioned that Arya.ag's samplers collect information on stored grains and input it into the company portal. Finternet will integrate farmers, commodities, warehouses, and insurance information into a "composite token" for banks to assess collateral risks. Arya.ag stores approximately $2 billion worth of agricultural products in its warehouse network and supports loans of about 120 billion Indian Rupees (approximately $1.26 billion) annually, with its loan department, Arya Dhan, disbursing around $230 million in loans each year.The concept of Finternet originated from a 2024 paper by the Bank for International Settlements (BIS), co-authored by Infosys co-founder Nandan Nilekani and then-BIS General Manager Agustín Carstens, proposing the establishment of an interconnected unified ledger for tokenized assets. In 2024, the Indian government launched a 10 billion Rupee credit guarantee scheme to encourage financing against electronic transferable warehouse receipts. The two companies have not disclosed the expected launch date or initial deployment scale.

first_img The Curve soft liquidation mechanism allows hundreds of loans to survive in a liquidation state for several weeks

According to CoinDesk, data from Curve Finance shows that its lending market has recorded a total of 704 "soft liquidation" events, involving 602 borrower addresses, with a median duration of 14.5 days, of which a quarter lasted at least 38.9 days, and some positions remained within the liquidation range for several months. Of these soft liquidations, 476 began in the first half of 2026. Unlike traditional lending protocols such as Aave and Compound, Curve's LLAMMA system does not sell off collateral all at once after the price drops below a threshold, but gradually converts collateral into borrowed assets within a price range. If the price rebounds before the loan completely fails, some or all of the conversions may be reversed. This means that borrowers are not in a grace period; their collateral has been partially liquidated during the loan's duration, but they still have the opportunity to restore their positions if the price reverses. However, soft liquidations are not without costs. Data shows that borrowers may still incur losses due to transaction fees, conversions, rebalancing, interest, and bid-ask price fluctuations, and if the market remains unfavorable, positions may still fall into hard liquidation. Curve Finance is a mainstream DeFi protocol focused on stablecoin exchanges and crvUSD lending, currently holding approximately $1.35 billion in deposits, with a DEX trading volume of about $3.4 billion over the past 30 days and active loans of about $46 million.
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