Bit Digital is leveraging its Ethereum holdings. The Nasdaq-listed business announced a $100 million delayed-draw term loan facility for a WhiteFiber affiliate, with the option to increase the commitment to $150 million.
Bit Digital stated on Wednesday that it is extending a $100 million delayed-draw term loan facility to a subsidiary of its majority-owned WhiteFiber.

WhiteFiber is a New York-based AI infrastructure and high-performance computing company.
The facility, which may be enlarged to $150 million with mutual consent, is intended to support WhiteFiber’s near-term high-performance computing and AI expansion efforts, according to a release.
The capital explicitly supports the buildout of advanced institutional-grade data facilities in key regions.
Hence, it is a targeted allocation of resources that helps whiteFiber scale its operations ahead of global market demand.
Besides, the structured loan offers a borrower an interest rate of 9.5% per annum.
This interest rate, however, will be reduced to 8% when certain milestones of infrastructure deployment are met.
Specifically, whiteFiber must complete Phase I of its data facility. It must also lease at least 80% of this capacity at competitive market rates.
Bit Digital stated that advances under the facility can be funded in whole or in part by an Ethereum-denominated secured credit facility.
This structure enables the corporation to maintain ETH exposure while earning a financing spread on the loan asset.
The setup represents another step in Bit Digital’s transition away from Bitcoin mining and toward Ethereum-based treasury operations.
The company has centred its approach around ETH holdings, staking, AI infrastructure, and a majority interest in WhiteFiber.
This spread produces an ideal revenue stream without causing the taxable liquidation of main cryptocurrencies.
Prominent investment bank B. Riley Securities purchased a portion of these term loans from the primary capital subsidiary.
This institutional participation highlights strong Wall Street demand for structured digital finance instruments.
This is a historic step towards the complete shift from the classic proof-of-work Bitcoin mining paradigm.
Instead, Bit Digital now operates as a sophisticated strategic asset company focusing on Ethereum treasury activities.
The company’s liquid, native, and digital assets are tightly coupled with the company’s physical, cash-generating computational infrastructure.
Earlier this year, management announced plans to completely wind down its capital-intensive Bitcoin mining hardware fleet.
The executives talked of diminishing capital efficiency of the traditional mining business compared with the high-performance cloud business.
Thus, the mega-credit allocation is a tangible implementation of the corporate reorganization plan that has been previously declared.
The integration of the company’s native web3 balance sheet and whiteFiber ensures that it optimises its medium/long-term shareholder net asset value.
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