Republic Technologies Secures $100 Million to Supercharge Validator-Backed Ethereum Treasury

Republic Technologies Inc. is doubling down on Ethereum — announcing a $100 million secured convertible note facility with a leading institutional investor to expand its validator-backed ETH treasury and boost participation in Ethereum’s core infrastructure.

The financing package, which carries 0% interest, launches with an initial $10 million tranche and is designed to fuel direct ETH acquisitions that will power Republic’s rapidly growing validator and attestation network.

According to a company statement shared with Cryptonews.com, over 90% of the proceeds will be used to accumulate Ethereum, supporting Republic’s long-term strategy of integrating blockchain validation with financial performance.

Unlike traditional treasury models that passively hold crypto on the balance sheet, Republic’s ETH reserves actively generate yield through validator operations, producing attestations that help secure the Ethereum network. This innovative setup — internally dubbed “DAT++” (Dynamic Asset Treasury Plus Plus) — aligns Ethereum’s on-chain participation with income-generating performance.

Even more striking, the company claims to achieve returns through its “Synthetic Mining” strategies, which mirror staking-like dynamics without the associated lock-up risks. These methods, according to internal data, have produced weekly yields of up to 1.75%, equivalent to annualized returns between 80% and 100%.

Republic emphasized that the note structure removes mark-to-market collateral requirements, insulating the company from margin calls and providing enhanced flexibility — a significant edge over typical facilities that demand 8–10% interest and heavier collateral.

“This isn’t just about holding ETH,” a Republic spokesperson noted. “It’s about creating an active, income-producing digital treasury that scales alongside Ethereum itself.”

With validator economics now a defining feature of institutional Ethereum strategy, Republic’s move may mark the beginning of a broader trend — where corporate treasuries evolve from passive crypto holders into active participants in network security and yield generation.