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Riot Platforms Fixes Rate on $200M Coinbase Loan

Riot Platforms switches its $200 million Coinbase loan to a fixed rate and extends maturity amid shrinking bitcoin holdings. The move offers cost certainty but heightens risks from loan-to-value triggers if bitcoin weakens.

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Riot Platforms Fixes Rate on $200M Coinbase Loan
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Riot Platforms amends its $200 million Coinbase credit facility, switching from floating to fixed interest rate and extending maturity 364 days. This provides cost predictability as bitcoin holdings drop to 15,680 BTC, the firm pivots to AI and high-performance computing, collateral risks liquidation at 80% loan-to-value, and shares fall 9%.

Riot Platforms amends its $200 million credit facility with Coinbase Credit, switching from a floating to a fixed interest rate while extending maturity by 364 days, per an 8-K filing.

The change provides cost predictability as Riot reduces its bitcoin holdings to 15,680 BTC as of Tuesday, down from 19,368 BTC at the start of the year, according to bitcoin treasuries.net. Collateral remains bitcoin, USDC and cash held with Coinbase Custody, with an option to extend maturity another year subject to lender approval.

The loan uses a tiered loan-to-value framework, triggering collateral top-ups if the ratio exceeds 70% and liquidation at 80%, leaving limited buffer if bitcoin prices slide further. Riot pivots toward artificial intelligence and high-performance computing infrastructure.
Riot shares fall around 9% Tuesday to below $17. The company reports Q1 earnings on April 30.
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