Debt reduced from $3.6B to about $2.4B via note repayments and buybacks
Company: Marathon Digital
The claim, verbatim
MARA's bitcoin sales have cut total debt from $3.6 billion to about $2.4 billion, including partial repayment of $912.8 million in convertible notes, a $350 million credit line, and a buyback of nearly $1 billion in 0% convertible notes.
Source (primary)
Whales Bought 15,000 Bitcoin in Three Days While MARA Sold $81 Million. Who Has It Right? - Yahoo Finance (-, news_article)
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Quote: “This selling strategy has reduced MARA's total debt from $3.6 billion to about $2.4 billion, including partial repayment of $912.8 million in convertible notes, a $350 million credit line, and the buyback of nearly $1 billion in 0% convertible notes.”
How we checked this
Checked on October 15, 2026. The cited source supports every part of this claim.
The article attributes the debt reduction to MARA's selling strategy and lists each of the components named in the claim.
Confirmed in the source:
- MARA's bitcoin selling strategy cut total debt from $3.6 billion to about $2.4 billion
- The reduction included partial repayment of $912.8 million in convertible notes
- The reduction included a $350 million credit line
- The reduction included a buyback of nearly $1 billion in 0% convertible notes
What we did: Read our cached copy of the publisher (https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/crypto/articles/whales-bought-15-000-bitcoin-213038716.html) in full (14,211 characters, retrieved October 11, 2026) and checked each assertion in the claim against it.
Additional evidence
confirms Whales Bought 15,000 Bitcoin in Three Days While MARA Sold $81 Million. Who Has It Right? - Yahoo Finance
Quote: “This selling strategy has reduced MARA's total debt from $3.6 billion to about $2.4 billion, including partial repayment of $912.8 million in convertible notes, a $350 million credit line, and the buyback of nearly $1 billion in 0% convertible notes.”