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    Hut 8 locks in $1B credit line, but faces 40% liquidity rules

    NCIJ NETWNCIJ NETWORKBy NCIJ NETWNCIJ NETWORKSeptember 30, 2026 Crypto & Blockchain No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Bitcoin miner Hut 8 announced on Sept. 28 that it had closed a four-year, $1 billion senior secured credit line.

    The facility gives the parent company room to borrow during site development and to back construction obligations with letters of credit. Its securities filing says no amounts were outstanding when the agreement closed on Sept. 24.

    Hut 8 says letters of credit can support interconnection deposits and obligations to utilities and equipment vendors, reducing the cash it needs to post as collateral. The $1 billion letter-of-credit sublimit is contained within the overall commitment.

    In effect, the line offers two ways to use a single pool of bank capacity: borrowing cash or securing eligible obligations.

    Flexibility for development, exposure at the parent

    Hut 8’s June 30 balance sheet listed $233.6 million in cash, with restricted funds reported separately.

    The line can help bridge interim development needs while Hut 8 decides when to arrange longer-term project financing, according to the company. That timing gives the parent a financing option while projects move through their earlier stages.

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    Diagram of Hut 8’s $1.07 billion secured parent credit line, showing borrowing and letters of credit within one commitment, parent guarantees and liens, and the separate earlier non-recourse project financing.
    Hut 8’s $1.07 billion secured revolver supports borrowing or letters of credit, with nothing outstanding at closing.

    The new agreement names Hut 8 Corp. as borrower. Certain restricted subsidiaries guarantee its obligations, and first-priority liens cover substantially all assets of the borrower and guarantors, subject to exclusions.

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    Hut 8 described $7.5 billion of earlier financing for its River Bend and Beacon Point AI campuses as non-recourse project financing. Use of the new line could create secured obligations at the parent and guarantor level alongside those project structures.

    If Hut 8 chooses Term SOFR loans, the initial margin is 1.75 percentage points above the benchmark. That margin can range from 1.50 to 2.00 points as the company’s debt-to-market-capitalization ratio changes.

    The agreement also restricts certain additional debt and liens, subject to qualifications, and a minimum-liquidity covenant beginning with the quarter ending March 31, 2027.

    Its threshold is 40% of commitments before a defined stabilization date and 25% afterward, measured using the agreement’s definition of liquidity and subject to equity cure rights. How much Hut 8 eventually borrows or issues in letters of credit will determine the scale of its parent-level obligations.

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