What has changed since the last collapse?

What has changed since the last collapse?

The price of Bitcoin has shot since many investors entered the market for the first time, leaving the holders with a difficult question: should you now sell or continue retaining the future?

For some, the sale could finally mean obtaining profits and converting digital wealth into real world rewards. For others, it increases the fear of losing even greater profits if Bitcoin (BTC) rises higher.

This tension is promoting the renewed interest in an idea that was both popular and controversial in the last upward market: cryptographic loans. In essence, Crypto Landing offers a way to unlock cash without selling his bitcoin, so he clung to the asset in which he believes.

The concept is not new, and they are not the risks either. Several important loan platforms collapsed during the last recession, eliminating billions of dollars in customer funds and leaving lasting scars in the industry.

But in 2025, the issue is warming again. New companies, new approaches and evolution regulations are remodeling the landscape. The decentralized finance protocols (DEFI) are gaining ground, centralized platforms are promising stronger safeguards and institutional interest is being built silently in the background.

Even so, the same question remains: Is it really safer this time, or investors are walking towards the same dangers again?

The last video of Cointegraph analyzes more closely the return of cryptographic loans: what drives it, which has changed from the collapse of 2022 and what you need to know before considering this strategy by itself.

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