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BTCS Inc. (NASDAQ: BTCS) filed an 8-K disclosing that on 14 July 2025 it borrowed an additional USDT 2.34 million from the AAVE decentralized-finance protocol, lifting total AAVE borrowings to USDT 17.8 million. The debt is collateralised by 16,232 ETH (≈ US$49.1 million @ US$3,025/ETH) and has no fixed maturity; repayment is enforced automatically if the AAVE health factor falls below one. At announcement, the variable borrowing rate was 5.4 %, while the staked ETH collateral earned ≈ 2 %, resulting in an estimated net funding cost of 3.4 %.
The proceeds were used to purchase an additional 2,731 ETH (US$8.24 million) that the Company has staked or intends to stake through its NodeOps validator business. Post-transaction, BTCS held 31,855 ETH with a fair value of US$96.2 million, and total cryptocurrency plus cash holdings of US$100.6 million.
BTCS’s board has authorised management to utilise leverage up to 40 % of total assets (inclusive of convertible notes) at the time of borrowing. The structure provides a high collateral cushion (~2.8×) but introduces liquidation risk if ETH prices fall or AAVE rates rise sharply. Investors should weigh the potential staking yield expansion against increased balance-sheet leverage and DeFi counter-party complexities.
Form D filing highlights
On 8 July 2025, Cayman-incorporated GIBO HOLDINGS Ltd submitted a new Form D to report an exempt equity offering conducted under Rule 506(b) of Regulation D.
- Offering size: US$6.8 million in Class A ordinary shares; the full amount has already been issued, leaving no remaining securities.
- Purpose: Shares were provided "as consideration for the payment obligations" of wholly-owned subsidiary Hong Kong Daily Group Supply Chain Limited under a 10 May 2024 statement-of-work agreement, so the parent receives no cash proceeds.
- Timing: First sale occurred 1 July 2025 and the offering is expected to last less than one year.
- Investor base: Only one investor participated; the filing allows for non-accredited investors but does not identify them.
- Fees: No sales commissions or finders’ fees were paid; minimum investment was set at US$0.
- Issuer profile: Revenue bracket US$25 million–US$100 million; industry classification "Other Technology." The company was organized within the last five years (2024) and lists six officers/directors, including CEO & Director Jing Tuang “Zelt” Kueh.
The notice effectively records a completed, broker-free private placement used to settle an internal liability rather than raise external capital.