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Bernstein: Figure Technology Solutions (FIGR.US) — Live On-Chain Loan Data Points to a Record Q2

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Bernstein highlights that real-time on-chain loan data for Figure Technology Solutions (FIGR.US) indicates the company is on track to deliver a record-breaking second quarter in 2026. By leveraging blockchain infrastructure, the firm provides transparent and timely lending activity metrics that consistently surpass the insight available from traditional financial reporting.

According to the analysis, second-quarter loan origination volumes are accelerating and are projected to surpass previous quarterly records. At the current run rate, consumer loan origination volumes are approaching the high end of the company's guidance range of $380 million to $410 million. This robust performance is driven by continuous optimization of the proprietary technology platform and strong market demand, particularly within the consumer lending sector. First-lien mortgages continue to represent approximately 20% of the total loan portfolio.

The expansion of the partner network further supports origination growth across multiple channels. Bernstein maintains a highly constructive view on the equity, emphasizing that the on-chain lending model creates a distinct competitive advantage by ensuring data transparency and operational efficiency. The real-time visibility into loan metrics significantly enhances investor confidence regarding the underlying business momentum.

While the report does not specify an exact price target, the fundamental outlook remains highly positive. Key risks to monitor include potential shifts in the regulatory landscape for blockchain-based financial services and intensifying competition within the digital lending market.

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