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first_img Coinbase launches fixed-rate Bitcoin mortgage through Morpho Midnight

According to The Block, Coinbase announced the launch of fixed-rate Bitcoin collateralized loans through Morpho Midnight, allowing users to borrow USDC and determine the interest rate and repayment date at the time of borrowing. This new option is alongside Coinbase's existing floating-rate loans (based on Morpho Blue), which have outstanding loans exceeding $1.4 billion, corresponding to collateral of approximately $3 billion.Morpho launched Midnight on Base in July, introducing fixed rates and clear loan terms for on-chain lending. A Morpho spokesperson stated that Coinbase is the first mainstream consumer platform to offer Midnight loans on a large scale; since Midnight's launch, deposits have reached approximately $30 million. The outstanding loans for Morpho Blue across all integrations amount to $5.2 billion, with deposits reaching $16 billion.A Coinbase spokesperson did not disclose specific interest rates, stating that rates are determined by the supply and demand of both parties on the on-chain order book. Currently, Coinbase offers loans that mature at the end of the month or the end of the following month, and borrowers must repay before the due date; otherwise, lenders have the right to liquidate their collateral. Jacob Frantz, Coinbase's head of revenue and investment products, stated that Coinbase Borrow allows users to obtain liquidity without selling assets, and fixed-rate borrowing gives users greater choice in credit management. Morpho indicated that Midnight could also be used in the future to build structured credit products and loans collateralized by tokenized real-world assets, with more integrations in progress.

first_img Morpho launches tokenized stock collateralized lending on Base

According to The Defiant, the decentralized lending protocol Morpho announced that the lending market for Coinbase's tokenized stocks has launched on Base. Holders can use five types of stock tokens as collateral to borrow USDC at floating or fixed rates. Since August, Coinbase has been issuing these stock tokens to users outside the United States, allowing users to store them in self-custody wallets, enabling collateralized lending to obtain dollar liquidity without selling their positions.Data shows that borrowers have pledged stock tokens worth $104,400, borrowing $54,700, with a total supply of approximately $60,300 across five markets. All five markets are curated by Steakhouse Financial, with its two Steakhouse High Yield USDC vaults providing 98.9% of the funding in the largest market. The markets cover five tokens: Apple, Alphabet, Nvidia, Meta, and SpaceX, with the liquidation loan-to-value ratio (LLTV) for the Apple, Nvidia, Meta, and SpaceX markets at 62.5%, and 77% for the Alphabet market.Currently, all borrowing occurs in the floating rate market, and there are no outstanding positions in the fixed rate layer Midnight's 95 markets. The utilization rates for the Apple, Alphabet, and Nvidia markets reach 90%, with borrowing rates at 5.62%; the Meta market has a utilization rate of 97%, with borrowing rates rising to 17.52%. Morpho's total deposits on Base amount to $4.03 billion, with total chain deposits reaching $10.42 billion.

first_img Morpho will expand the fixed-rate Midnight market to Ethereum

According to The Defiant, the decentralized lending protocol Morpho deployed its fixed-term, fixed-rate lending agreement Midnight to Ethereum on September 8, expanding the product from the Base network to Ethereum, allowing Ethereum users to access USDC loans collateralized by WBTC or cbBTC. Morpho co-founder Merlin Egalite stated that the Ethereum launch will start with the "USDC | cbBTC and USDC | WBTC markets" and will gradually expand.The core difference between Midnight and Morpho Blue lies in interest rate certainty. Blue uses open loans where interest rates fluctuate according to a formula; Midnight, on the other hand, trades credit units at market-priced rates with fixed terms, allowing borrowers to determine financing costs in advance, and lenders can lock in returns instead of bearing interest rate changes with each block. Midnight lenders purchase credit units at prices below the one-to-one redemption value at maturity.However, the largest potential source of funds for Midnight remains constrained. The Morpho Vaults, holding approximately $5 billion in deposits, can only allocate to the Morpho Blue market until the DAO enables the Midnight configuration. Morpho co-founder and CEO Paul Frambot stated that enabling the Vault configuration requires just one DAO transaction, but Vault activation is expected to be achieved in the fourth quarter. At launch, the total deposits in the Ethereum Midnight market were approximately $7.41 million, with outstanding loans of about $2.63 million.
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