TechFlow reports that on February 12, Jack Mallers, founder of the Bitcoin payment app Strike, posted a response on X clarifying adjustments to its margin call policy. He stated that Strike’s loan mechanism does not fully liquidate Bitcoin collateral. When a loan falls below the maintenance margin level, the platform performs only a partial liquidation—restoring the loan to a healthy loan-to-value (LTV) ratio of approximately 65%. Mallers added that this mechanism aims to preserve users’ Bitcoin assets while maintaining loan health and providing more time for both customers and Bitcoin’s price to recover. Under this mechanism, Strike’s overall loan book maintains a liquidation rate in the low single digits—approximately 1%–3%—of outstanding loan balances.
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