Bullish Provides $100M Debt Facility to USD.AI for GPU-Backed AI Loans

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Cryptocurrency platform Bullish has committed a $100 million financing facility to USD.AI, a lending firm focused on artificial intelligence infrastructure. The capital will be used to fund GPU-backed loans, enabling businesses to secure financing using graphics processing units as collateral. The deal highlights growing institutional interest in bridging crypto-native capital with AI infrastructure demand. This move positions Bullish as an active participant in the emerging intersection of digital asset finance and AI hardware lending.

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