Republic Technologies closed a $100 million convertible note facility to expand its Ether holdings. The company, which transitioned from Beyond Medical Technologies into blockchain infrastructure, structured the deal with zero interest payments.
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The financing carries unusual terms for crypto companies. Republic will pay 0% interest and faces no requirements to post additional collateral if Ether prices decline. This means the company cannot default due to missed interest payments, a common problem for leveraged digital asset firms.
Most of the funds will go toward purchasing ETH. The remaining capital will expand Republic’s Ethereum validator infrastructure. Validators earn rewards for contributing to network security.
Republic will not spend cash servicing the debt under these terms. The company can focus resources on growing its Ether position instead of making monthly interest payments.
The deal includes 28% warrant coverage priced at current market rates. While this creates some shareholder dilution, it remains far below industry standards. BitMine Immersion recently raised $365 million with 200% warrant coverage.
Warrant coverage dilutes existing shareholders when exercised. New shares reduce the ownership percentage of current investors. Republic’s lower coverage limits this effect.
The company compared its terms directly to recent competitor raises. Republic positioned the financing as shareholder-friendly relative to other Ether-focused companies.
Republic joins 18 public companies holding large Ether treasuries. These firms collectively hold about 5.45 million ETH valued at roughly $17.3 billion, according to CoinGecko data.
The strategy mirrors Michael Saylor’s Bitcoin accumulation approach. Companies are building crypto reserves on their balance sheets as long-term investments.
Ethereum traded around $3,100 on Monday. The price sits well below its all-time high of approximately $4,900 reached in May. Treasury values fluctuate with these price swings.
BitMine announced Monday it increased holdings to control 2.9% of Ether’s total supply. The company targets 5% ownership. BitMine chairman Tom Lee stated he does not believe crypto prices have peaked this cycle.
Lee pointed to upcoming catalysts including regulatory changes and tokenization growth. He expects these factors to drive prices higher.
Republic’s zero-interest structure provides flexibility other companies lack. The company avoids cash flow pressure from debt service. It also eliminates default risk tied to interest payments.
The financing allows Republic to expand its validator operations. These generate steady rewards from Ethereum network participation. The rewards provide ongoing revenue as the treasury grows.
Republic previously operated as Beyond Medical Technologies before pivoting to blockchain infrastructure. The company now focuses entirely on Ethereum-related activities.
The convertible note can eventually convert to equity. This provides the lender potential upside if Republic’s value increases. The 28% warrant coverage adds additional equity participation for the lender.
Republic announced the financing Monday. The company did not disclose the lender’s identity or the conversion terms of the note. The funds are already available for ETH purchases and infrastructure expansion.
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