USD.AI lends against tokenized GPUs; largest loan grew from $620K to $98.1M in a year
antavedissian · x · 2026-09-12
GPUs face a similar financing problem: bank capital rules make loans against them expensive, so banks mostly don't lend directly. USD.AI filled the gap by lending stablecoin deposits against tokenized GPUs — its largest loan grew from $620K to $98.1M in a year.
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