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Institutional capital held in custody can now now access on-chain credit markets through structured allocation via Spark. Through BitGo, capital can be deployed into Spark Savings vaults, where it is allocated across multiple credit venues within a single, structured system. Most on-chain lending requires selecting a single market or...

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