PANews January 20 News, according to CoinPost, the Norwegian publicly listed company K33 announced the launch of a crypto loan service collateralized by Bitcoin and Ethereum. The initial phase is open to some qualified customers, and loans will be issued in stablecoins such as USDC. K33 stated that it will also include its own Bitcoin holdings in the service operation to create a digital asset solution with income-generating capabilities.
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