Nasdaq-Listed Fold Sells $45M in Bitcoin, Clears $20M Debt and Frees Cash for Expansion

Fold Holdings recently sold $45 million in bitcoin and used the proceeds to pay off $20 million in bitcoin-collateralized loans.

• Key Takeaways:
• • Fold Holdings wiped out $20 million in secured debt by selling part of its bitcoin holdings.
• • Selling bitcoin at a $71,000 average price underscores corporate crypto treasury flexibility.
• • CEO Will Reeves expects the $25 million cash injection to scale the Fold Bitcoin Credit Card.

Debt Elimination and Liquidity Boost

The Nasdaq-listed bitcoin financial services company, Fold, disclosed that it monetized approximately $45 million of bitcoin at an average price of about $71,000 per bitcoin. From the proceeds, Fold repaid $20 million of bitcoin-collateralized debt, completely erasing its secured debt obligations. The remaining $25 million of unrestricted cash has been allocated toward growth initiatives across the business.

Company officials said the transactions have improved monthly net cash flows by eliminating cash interest payments, enhanced liquidity and left the company with a meaningful bitcoin treasury position.

“We believe Fold is poised for near-term growth and investing in that future is exactly what the company needs to do,” Will Reeves, Fold’s chairman and chief executive officer, said in a statement.

Reeves noted that over the past year, the company developed an aggressive product roadmap. In addition to recent rollouts—including a credit card, a bitcoin gift card and its Fold Business platform—the company plans to introduce new products in the coming months to expand its market reach.

“Increased liquidity and lower debt ensure we have the resources and flexibility to execute our plans during this pivotal moment for Fold,” Reeves said.

Management stated that the financial restructuring is expected to accelerate the growth of the Fold Bitcoin Credit Card. The company expects the added liquidity and financing flexibility will allow it to support a larger cardholder base, pursue new funding relationships and capture a larger share of the economic returns generated by the card program. Leadership identified the credit card as one of the most significant long-term growth avenues within its ecosystem.

Fold plans to maintain its bitcoin treasury position moving forward but retained the flexibility to monetize additional digital assets if it offers a high-return investment for shareholders. The company also kept its revolving credit facility open to back future growth.

“We have reduced financing risk, strengthened our balance sheet, and ensured that short-term market volatility cannot stand in the way of executing our roadmap,” Reeves said.