Public companies raise $105 million to buy Bitcoin, with a maximum target of 1,000 BTC

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【Chain Wen】Canadian publicly listed company Matador Technologies announced a major financing plan. In collaboration with ATW Partners, a convertible bond financing of up to $100 million has been revised, with the first tranche of $10.5 million already signed. The funds are exclusively allocated for purchasing Bitcoin.

The financing terms are quite complex. The initial coupon rate is set at 8%, but once the company uplists to the NASDAQ or NYSE, the rate will decrease to 5%; if there is a default, it will rise to 18%. In addition to the basic interest, the initial issuance also includes a special interest of up to 25% or 50% of the principal, with total costs not exceeding an annualized 24% during the TSXV listing period.

The conversion price will dynamically adjust based on the company’s listing status and volume-weighted average price. The initial conversion price is set at $0.529178304. As a risk buffer, the notes are collateralized with BTC, with a collateral ratio of 150% for the first financing, and 100% for subsequent financings.

From an investment perspective, Matador plans to purchase up to 1,000 Bitcoin by the end of 2026. This financing changes the company’s previous stance on long-term BTC holdings, removing commitments such as “holding 6,000 BTC until 2027” and “long-term goal of holding about 1% of the total Bitcoin supply.” This adjustment reflects the company’s reassessment of the financing structure and market conditions.

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SeeYouInFourYearsvip
· 12-16 13:02
Raising 100 million USD just to hoard Bitcoin, this person really has some guts.
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BugBountyHuntervip
· 12-16 13:02
10.5 million just dare to go all-in on Bitcoin? That’s really bold. --- Default with 18% interest... feels a bit risky, betting that Matador can get listed on NASDAQ. --- Using BTC as collateral? That’s like financing with the coin itself to buy more coins, a bit of a recursive loop. --- The conversion price has so many decimal places, are you sure this isn’t a scam? --- The financing fee caps at an annualized 24%, I wonder if the returns from buying BTC can cover that. --- Again, convertible bonds and dynamic adjustments—this stuff requires careful reading of the contract details. --- Uplisting to the NASDAQ, interest rate drops from 8 to 5, so it’s basically betting on getting listed.
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zkProofInThePuddingvip
· 12-16 13:01
This financing structure is ridiculously complex, with default interest rates soaring to 18%? It feels like betting that Matador can successfully list on NASDAQ.
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DustCollectorvip
· 12-16 12:58
Hmm, this financing structure is really a bit complicated, with the default interest rate rising to 18%, which makes me a little worried about whether they can repay on time.
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CrashHotlinevip
· 12-16 12:56
Another one trying to get on board by collateralizing BTC for financing, the interest rate game is quite elaborate... A default directly results in 18%, who dares to bet on this?
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LiquidatedTwicevip
· 12-16 12:51
Damn, it's another story of "we want to buy Bitcoin." This time, the financing terms are ridiculously complicated, with a default rate of 18%? That's pretty harsh.
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