According to CoinMeta, the first-tier loan invested by Guggenheim collapsed in August 2026, falling to about 72 cents per dollar, indicating that investors had little confidence in the management's ability to deal with declining profits, accounting practices, and the federal investigation. This loan was issued by GIH Borrower LLC for a total amount of $1.18 billion. Guggenheim Partners reported last week that its revenue for the second quarter decreased by 38% year-on-year. Since Walter is a private company, the decline in the value of Guggenheim's loans provides investors with a real-time indicator of concerns regarding Walter's financial empire.