A Groundbreaking Stablecoin with Interest for Holders

• It is speculated that BUIDL will be a strong competitor in the market in the near future because of its liquidity and stability. 
• BUIDL works differently from any other stablecoin available in the market as it pays interest to the holders.
• Komainu, a digital asset custody solution provider, commented that clients who will be investing in BUIDL will also get the opportunity to trade through Hidden Road.

BlackRock Inc., an American asset management company is planning to introduce its digital coin known as BUIDL, to be used as security for crypto derivatives trading. 

Bloomberg, a prestigious media outlet, has reported that the firm is exchanging its views with big players in the industry such as Binance, OKX and Deribit over the implementation of BUIDL tokens in trades. 

Primarily, BUIDL is intended towards institutional investors, and the investment will not be exceeding over $5 million. The main and initial focus of the investment will be safe assets such as Treasury bills and cash of the United States, which will help the token to conserve its value. 

Dune Analytics, a blockchain and crypto data tools research platform has reported that the overall market circulation of token is about $557 million, and the management fee charged by them is 0.5%. 

Some platforms have accepted the token as collateral 

Digital assets brokerage firms such as FalconX along with Hidden Road have so far accepted BUIDL as a collateral. It is speculated that BUIDL will be a strong competitor in the market in the near future because of its liquidity and stability. 

On October 17, Komainu, a digital asset custody solution provider, commented that clients who will be investing in BUIDL will also get the opportunity to trade through Hidden Road and the token can be used as a collateral. 

If platforms like Binance and Deribit get ready to accept the token then undoubtedly a great evolution of the token in the market can be witnessed. 

At the same time, the chief executive officer of Deribit, Lukk Strijers has commented on this matter that before accepting the token as a collateral, they will review the working mechanism of BUIDL to its depth and also they need to get a regulatory approval. 

The most widely used stablecoin in the current scenario is USDT from Tether and it holds a market value estimated at about $120 billion. 

Last month, the derivatives recorded over 70% of overall crypto trading volume, as per a trustworthy crypto data provider. In that same month, an average estimation of about US $3 trillion worth of derivatives contracts were traded on centralized exchanges only. The data is 50% low from the time when Bitcoin attained its all time high in March 2024. 

Working Mechanism of the Token

BUIDL works differently from any other stablecoin available in the market as it pays interest to the holders. This may lead many crypto traders to get lured at this state and eventually push them to trade the token. At the same time, the asset management company has its future plans to give a tough competition to Tether USDT for the position. 

As per the official website of BlackRock it claims itself to be one of the leading providers of investment, advisory and risk management solutions globally