FG Nexus Inc. Secures $10 Million Staked ETH Loan at 7.9% Borrow Fee

Reuters11-05
<a href="https://laohu8.com/S/FGNX">FG Nexus</a> Inc. Secures $10 Million Staked ETH Loan at 7.9% Borrow Fee

FG Nexus Inc. has entered into a new master digital currency loan agreement with an undisclosed lender. Under the agreement, finalized on October 29, 2025, the company can request loans in either digital currency or cash, with each loan's specific terms detailed in a separate loan term sheet. On October 30, 2025, FG Nexus and the lender executed a loan term sheet for a $10 million loan with a 7.9% borrow fee. The loan is secured by staked ETH as collateral at an initial level of 170%, with margin calls triggered if collateral falls to 140%. The loan is structured as evergreen, meaning it is due 30 days after the lender issues a recall request, and includes additional provisions for post-default hedging costs and remedies in case of default.

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