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Bitcoin bonds, or blockchain bonds, are a hybrid of traditional bonds (fiat money) and crypto/Bitcoin, while traditional bonds are purely fiat-based.
Traditional bonds are often strictly regulated and can be purchased at banks, securities firms, secondary markets, and investment app platforms. Bitcoin bonds, on the other hand, offer returns that are aligned with Bitcoin's performance in the crypto market, are decentralized, and more transparent. Examples of Bitcoin bonds include Volcano Bond (El Salvador), Bond City (New Hampshire, USA), Coinbase, MicroStrategy, and others.
Traditional bonds are often strictly regulated and can be purchased at banks, securities firms, secondary markets, and investment app platforms. Bitcoin bonds, on the other hand, offer returns that are aligned with Bitcoin's performance in the crypto market, are decentralized, and more transparent. Examples of Bitcoin bonds include Volcano Bond (El Salvador), Bond City (New Hampshire, USA), Coinbase, MicroStrategy, and others.
