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Refinancing adds collateral a BTC-backed lender never counted: your ASICs. With the hardware underwritten into the package, Mezzamine holds a much smaller BTC pledge and releases the rest.
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Bring your loan and your ASICs

Send your existing BTC-backed facility terms and your fleet details.
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Mezzamine underwrites the fleet

The fleet is verified at the source, from pool data to power contracts to financials, and stress-tested across thousands of BTC price paths.
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Your ASICs join the collateral package

The new facility is secured by your ASICs plus a residual BTC pledge set per facility, under a first-lien claim. It is BTC-denominated and carries program-level hedging.
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Your Bitcoin is released

The old facility is retired and the Bitcoin no longer needed as collateral is returned to you.

What changes

A USD-denominated loan forces you to convert more Bitcoin into dollars as BTC falls, and demands more collateral in a bear market when the balance sheet is weakest. The refinance is repaid in BTC and carries program-level hedging, so a BTC decline does not trigger a margin call. See Fleet Hedging.

Interest offset

The Bitcoin released by the refinance can be put to work, and the yield it earns can offset the interest on the facility.
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Deploy the released Bitcoin

Freed Bitcoin is deployed into BTC yield strategies at up to 9% APY, paid to you.
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Yield offsets interest

The facility charges interest in BTC and the released Bitcoin earns yield in BTC. When enough is deployed at a yield that matches the facility rate, the two cancel and your net cost of borrowing approaches zero.
Net zero APR is a target, not a guarantee. Reaching it depends on the performance of BTC yield strategies and on deploying enough of the released Bitcoin to cover the interest owed. Figures are illustrative and deal-specific.
To see what a refinance would release on your facility, see Getting Started.