Odaily Planet Daily reports: Bitcoin payment app Strike announced on X that it will adjust its margin call policy. Founder Jack Mallers clarified that Strike’s loan mechanism will not perform full liquidations of Bitcoin collateral. When a loan falls below the maintenance margin level, the platform will only conduct partial liquidations to restore the loan to a healthy loan-to-value (LTV) ratio of approximately 65%. Jack Mallers added that this mechanism is designed to maintain loan health while maximizing protection of users’ Bitcoin assets and providing more time for both customers and Bitcoin prices to recover. Under this system, Strike’s overall loan book maintains a liquidation rate in the low single digits, around 1%–3%.
Strike Adjusts Margin Call Policy; Founder Clarifies That Partial Liquidation Replaces Full Liquidation
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The Bitcoin payment app Strike has updated its margin call policy, according to Odaily. Founder Jack Mallers explained that full liquidation of Bitcoin collateral will no longer occur when loans fall below the maintenance margin. Instead, partial liquidations will adjust the LTV to approximately 65%. The change is designed to protect user assets and provide time for recovery. Liquidation rates remain low, at 1%–3%. Bitcoin’s price today remains a key metric for traders. Among altcoins to watch, Bitcoin’s stability continues to influence broader market sentiment.
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