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Bitcoin Collateral Dominance Holds as Whales Accumulate During Market Dips


Bitcoin Collateral Dominance Holds as Whales Accumulate During Market Dips

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  • Bitcoin held 54–60% of Nexo collateral from 2024 to 2026, retaining dominance despite market volatility.
  • Accumulator addresses saw a 66,940 BTC inflow on Feb. 6, the largest single-day total this cycle.
  • Spot Bitcoin ETFs logged $145M inflows on Feb 9, led by GBTC, while IBIT saw outflows.

Bitcoin continues to function as the primary collateral asset for crypto-backed credit, even as market volatility triggers price pullbacks and increased liquidations. Data from CryptoQuant and platform-specific metrics tied to Nexo indicate that borrowers and large holders have maintained exposure to Bitcoin rather than rotating into alternative assets.

Quarterly collateral composition data for Nexo, covering the period from 2024 Q1 through 2026 Q1, shows Bitcoin consistently accounting for the largest share of loan backing. Over the period observed, Bitcoin represented roughly …

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