A South Korean bank is lending against Bitcoin. What happens if BTC falls?

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A South Korean bank is offering loans secured by Bitcoin, exposing borrowers to collateral risk if BTC declines. If the collateral falls below required thresholds, the bank may demand additional collateral or repayment, or liquidate the Bitcoin to cover the loan. The arrangement brings traditional lending into crypto but does not shield borrowers from sharp price swings.

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