Barclays, Cantor, and B. Riley Securities have been named as lead book-running managers for the transaction.
Bit Digital is preparing a major move. The Nasdaq-listed crypto firm announced plans to raise $100 million through convertible notes.
The funds will be aimed at Ethereum purchases while leaving room for other business uses. This step reflects a strategy to build exposure to digital assets while accessing fresh liquidity. The company confirmed the plan through a filing and a press release on September 29.
According to Bit Digital, the convertible senior notes will mature in October 2030 unless redeemed, repurchased, or converted earlier.
Investors holding the notes may opt to convert them into cash, shares, or a mix of both. The company stated that the final interest rate, conversion price, and terms will be set at the time of pricing.
The filing also revealed that underwriters will have the option to purchase an extra $15 million in notes. This move would help manage over-allotments if demand exceeds the $100 million base offer.
Barclays, Cantor, and B. Riley Securities will serve as joint lead book-running managers for the deal.
Proceeds from the raise are expected to go primarily toward buying Ethereum. The firm added that remaining funds could support acquisitions, investments, or other general needs tied to its digital asset operations. This strategy ties debt financing directly to crypto exposure, a path few firms in the space have taken publicly.
The company emphasized that the offering is subject to market conditions and may not close as planned. It also clarified that the securities will be issued under an existing shelf registration statement declared effective by the SEC earlier in June.
Bit Digital explained that the notes are unsecured senior obligations. Investors will be able to convert them at their discretion until shortly before the maturity date. The company will decide whether to settle conversions in cash, stock, or both.
The announcement was supported by a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, where the preliminary prospectus is available. Investors have been advised to review the prospectus before making decisions, as it outlines risks and conditions in detail.
According to the official press release, copies of the preliminary prospectus can be obtained through the underwriters. This ensures transparency around terms and compliance with U.S. securities law. The firm underlined that the release is not a direct offer to sell securities but an announcement of the proposed deal.
Wu Blockchain also shared details of the move, pointing out the timing and focus on ETH. The market reaction will now depend on pricing terms and how investors view the crypto exposure strategy.
