Hut 8 has doubled its Bitcoin-backed credit facility with Coinbase to $130 million, introducing enhanced terms for improved capital efficiency.
The revised credit agreement provides up to $65 million in additional non-dilutive capital, allowing for growth opportunities without issuing new equity.
The structure has transitioned from a floating interest rate to a fixed 9.0% rate, reducing Hut 8's cost of capital.
The agreement includes improved collateral protections like limited recourse and a no-rehypothecation clause.
Hut 8's CEO, Asher Genoot, emphasized the company's focus on non-dilutive financing and disciplined capital deployment.
CFO Sean Glennan highlighted that the facility strengthens its strategic value with enhanced borrower protections.
Matt Boyd from Coinbase mentioned a commitment to capital efficiency and responsible scaling within the digital infrastructure space.
The move allows Hut 8 to pursue growth while maintaining financial discipline in response to increased institutional interest in crypto-backed lending.