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EPISODE · Feb 25, 2026 · 49 MIN

Newmarket Capital on Bitcoin as a Credit Instrument

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In this Dakota Research Interview, Dr. Andrew Hohns, Founder and CEO of Newmarket Capital and Battery Finance, explains how the firm is redefining private credit by integrating Bitcoin into real estate and asset-backed lending. He discusses how Bitcoin-backed loan structures can help investors protect purchasing power, reduce credit risk, and generate inflation-resilient returns without taking on mark-to-market volatility. Andrew also shares real-world examples of Battery Finance loans, outlines where borrower demand is strongest, and highlights opportunities across multifamily, project finance, and mission-driven investments. For investors seeking innovative credit solutions with downside protection and long-term upside, this conversation offers a compelling look at the future of Bitcoin-integrated private credit.

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In this Dakota Research Interview, Dr. Andrew Hohns, Founder and CEO of Newmarket Capital and Battery Finance, explains how the firm is redefining private credit by integrating Bitcoin into real estate and asset-backed lending. He discusses how Bitcoin-backed loan structures can help investors protect purchasing power, reduce credit risk, and generate inflation-resilient returns without taking on mark-to-market volatility. Andrew also shares real-world examples of Battery Finance loans, outli...

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