Just-In: Binance Launches NFT Lending Feature To Rival Blur’s Blend Protocol
Binance, the world’s leading cryptocurrency exchange, continues to make waves in the non-fungible token (NFT) space with its latest announcement. On Thursday, the exchange’s NFT marketplace, which has experienced remarkable success since its launch in April 2021, introduced a new NFT lending feature. With this, users can now borrow cryptocurrencies by utilizing NFTs as collateral within the Binance NFT marketplace.
Binance Launches NFT Lending
The trend of NFT lending is rapidly gaining popularity in the crypto space, offering users a new way to diversify their portfolios and maximize the potential of their digital investments. Currently, the NFT marketplace supports Ether (ETH) borrowing against flagship NFTs, including notable NFT collections such as Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC), Mutant Ape Yacht Club (MAYC), Azuki, and Doodles. This diverse range of options provides users with flexibility in selecting collateral that suits their preferences and investment strategies.
Read More: Do Kwon’s $473K Bail Scrapped, To Remain Behind Bars
According to the official website, NFT loans on the Binance platform carry an interest rate of 7.91% per annum. The loan-to-value ratio offered ranges from 40% to 60%, ensuring a fair balance between collateral and borrowed funds. Notably, Binance exchange has waived gas fees for all transactions associated with the lending process, in order to further entice end users.
Binance’s Growing NFT Ecosystem
This significant development follows the recent launch of Blend — a lending protocol for NFTs by Blur — a prominent player in the NFT marketplace industry. Blend allows lenders to set their own interest rates and loan-to-value ratios, providing much-needed flexibility for market participants.
Moreover, the introduction of NFT lending on Binance offers a win-win scenario for both lenders and borrowers. An excerpt from their blog post entails that:
Owners can lend relatively illiquid non-fungible tokens (NFTs) for instant crypto or cash funds, while borrowers can earn interest on the NFT without owning it.
In addition, Binance has been making strategic moves to outgrow its competition and solidify its dominance in the NFT market. Earlier this month, the exchange announced support for Ordinals, Bitcoin-based NFTs, adding to its existing blockchain offerings, which include Ethereum, Polygon, and its native BNB Chain.
Also Read: FOMC Minutes Reveal Split Views & Concerns Over Recession
- Trump Media Invests $40M in Bitcoin as Incoming CFTC Chair Signals Crypto Clarity Act Push in January
- Aave DAO Saga Deepens as Alignment Proposal Moves to Snapshot; AAVE Price Down 7%
- Fed’s Stephen Miran Urges More Rate Cuts In 2026 To Avoid U.S. Recession
- Breaking: $4T JPMorgan Explores Crypto Trading for Institutional Clients as U.S. Banks Embrace Crypto
- Bitcoin and Ethereum ETPs See $1B in Outflows as Institutions Rotate into XRP
- Bitcoin Price Prediction As Michael Saylor Pauses BTC Purchase- Is A Fall to $74k Imminent?
- Aster launched Phase 5 Buyback Program Allocating 80% Fees. Will ASTER Price Rally?
- XRP Price Prediction: Rare Bullish Patterns Align With Powerful Catalysts
- Weekly Crypto Price Prediction: Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP as Market Momentum Builds
- Will Solana Price Hit $150 as Mangocueticals Partners With Cube Group on $100M SOL Treasury?
- SUI Price Forecast After Bitwise Filed for SUI ETF With U.S. SEC – Is $3 Next?
Claim $500





