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Bitcoin enters the public bond market, Moody's assigns its first rating to crypto-backed bonds

Bitcoin enters the public bond market, Moody's assigns its first rating to crypto-backed bonds

金色财经金色财经2026/03/31 23:16
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```htmlJinse Finance reported that on April 1, the New Hampshire Bureau of Banking and Securities plans to issue what appears to be the first-rated Bitcoin-backed bond, with Moody's giving it a preliminary Ba2 rating, marking a new intersection between crypto assets and public finance. These bonds are backed by Bitcoin held in custody at BitGo as supporting assets. This type of security features a limited recourse structure, ensuring that New Hampshire’s public funds are not at risk, indicating the state primarily acts as a conduit issuer. Meanwhile, rating agencies are continuously refining their assessment methods for crypto asset-backed debt.```
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