Coinbase lets users borrow up to $100,000 against HYPE and ZEC

  • Coinbase added HYPE and ZEC as collateral for eligible users’ USDC loans.
  • $100,000 is the maximum borrowing amount available through the offering.
  • Coinbase launched cbHYPE and cbZEC on Base on September 1.

Coinbase has added HYPE and ZEC to the assets eligible users can pledge as collateral for USDC loans of up to $100,000. The facility allows eligible U.S. users outside New York to retain their Hyperliquid and Zcash tokens rather than sell them, potentially avoiding a taxable disposal. The lending service runs through the Morpho on-chain lending protocol and is accessed through Coinbase’s app. Coinbase previously applied a 49% maximum loan-to-value ratio and a 62.5% liquidation threshold to altcoin collateral, though borrowers should verify current asset-specific terms. The additions follow Coinbase's September 1 launch of cbHYPE and cbZEC on Base, while Hyperliquid has faced an expanded House Oversight Committee insider-trading inquiry earlier this year.

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