Who it is for
- Holders who refuse to sell Bitcoin to expand hash
- Family offices funding mining capex without liquidating the reserve
- Corporates asking whether credit is cleaner than a sale
Work
Stack-and-Hash
Hold the coins. Mine the rest — only if the watts work.
How the work runs
- 01Hold. The stack stays the point of the exercise.
- 02Diligence the lender. Custody, LTV, liquidation, rehypothecation, jurisdiction.
- 03Size the use of proceeds. Only against a tariff that already works.
- 04Operate against policy. Debt service sits inside treasury rules, not beside them.
Deliverables
- Written view on whether a BTC-backed path is appropriate at all
- Lender comparison on the terms that actually matter
- Use-of-proceeds design into miners or hosting
- Debt service versus treasury policy
- A clear alternative: sell a slice, host, or do nothing
What we need from you
- Holdings context — not keys, not a dump of addresses
- Intended use of proceeds
- Risk budget and liquidation tolerance
- Whether selling a slice is on the table
What it is not
- NexusArc does not lend
- We do not broker securities
- We do not take collateral or custody of client Bitcoin
- We do not originate or book the loan
Lenders may be named only as illustrative, not endorsements: Ledn, Unchained, Arch, Strike, and any regulated India path that actually exists.
BTC-backed credit can be liquidated in a drawdown. Past Bitcoin price is not a plan. If selling a slice of Bitcoin is cleaner than a loan, we will say so.