Mauricio Di Bartolomeo

2 months ago | thestreet.com | Mauricio Di Bartolomeo |Robert Powell

Mauricio Di Bartolomeo, chief sales officer at Ledn, a crypto lending platform, revealed that an analysis by Decision Technology rated Ledn’s lending business as A- (‘A minus’) credit quality. Di Bartolomeo asked Henry Stott, Managing Director at Decision Technology, to elaborate on the rating, its implications, and the methodology used to assess Ledn’s credit risk. The collapse of lenders like Celsius, BlockFi, and Voyager has made counterparty risk a major concern in crypto lending.

Jan 21, 2025 | thestreet.com | Mauricio Di Bartolomeo |Robert Powell

Hyperinflation compels individuals to find innovative ways to protect their earnings, as Chief Sales Officer at Ledn, Mauricio Di Bartolomeo, explained. Drawing from his experiences in Venezuela, Mauricio detailed how bitcoin became a vital tool for navigating financial turmoil. He was joined by Daniel Di Bartolomeo, Client Success Manager at Ledn, who shared personal anecdotes about his family's journey into bitcoin mining during this challenging period.

Jan 10, 2025 | thestreet.com | Mauricio Di Bartolomeo |Robert Powell

The cryptocurrency lending landscape has faced challenges and scrutiny, but companies like Ledn have worked to set a higher standard. Chief Sales Officer at Ledn, Mauricio Di Bartolomeo, and Chief Investment Officer John Glover recently reflected on their journey to implement world-class risk management practices and steer clear of the risky behaviors that plagued their competitors.

Dec 18, 2024 | thestreet.com | Mauricio Di Bartolomeo

Recent changes in market structures suggest a new wave of leverage is emerging within the crypto ecosystem, driven by evolving arbitrage strategies and prime brokerage activities, potentially leading to new systemic risks.

Dec 18, 2024 | coindesk.com | Mauricio Di Bartolomeo

When Michael Saylor announced MicroStrategy's conversion of $250 million in Treasury reserves to bitcoin in August 2020, Wall Street analysts dismissed it as a reckless gamble. "Superior to cash," Saylor declared of bitcoin at the time, drawing skepticism from traditional banking circles.