As private markets grapple with persistent illiquidity, rising interest rates and tighter bank lending standards, a new class of blockchain-based credit instruments is emerging as a viable structural alternative, they are Digital Credit Notes (DCNs). Far from speculative crypto instruments, DCNs are being positioned as programmable debt securities designed to modernize how private companies access […]
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