PANews reported on April 28th that, according to TheEnergyMag, Bitcoin mining company Riot Platforms has revised its $200 million Bitcoin collateralized credit line agreement with Coinbase, changing the floating interest rate to a fixed rate and adding protection against short-term market volatility. The new agreement introduces a "two-day rule": stricter collateral requirements will only be triggered if the price of Bitcoin falls below a threshold for two consecutive days, whereas previously a single day's price drop would trigger it. The agreement was originally a 364-day loan, but can now be extended for up to one year. Riot sold 3,778 Bitcoins in the first quarter, generating approximately $289.5 million in revenue, and the amount of Bitcoin collateralized increased from 3,977 at the end of 2025 to 5,802 as of March 31st.