Hawkeye Systems Rebrands as Hawkeye Digital, Inc.

Hawkeye Systems (OTC:HWKE) has changed its name to Hawkeye Digital, introduced a new logo, and relocated its headquarters to Miami Beach, Florida.

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ThinkEquity LLC, One of Wall Street’s Leading Investment Banks, Becomes Financial Advisor to the Company

MIAMI BEACH, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Hawkeye Systems, Inc. (OTC:HWKE) ("Hawkeye" or the "Company") today announced that the Company's name has been changed from Hawkeye Systems, Inc. to Hawkeye Digital, Inc. The new name, along with a new logo, reflects Hawkeye's transformation into a private equity and merchant banking platform focused on digital assets and advanced technology.

Alongside the rebrand, Hawkeye has relocated its headquarters to Miami Beach, Florida. The Company is currently hiring merchant bankers to expand its advisory and capital markets team as it builds out the platform.

Hawkeye operates two complementary businesses. Its private equity arm pursues controlling investments in category-defining growth companies, while its merchant banking arm advises growth-stage and public companies on capital formation, public market preparation, exchange listings, and strategic transactions. The Company's initial focus is digital asset businesses, including tokenization, wallets, stablecoins, and blockchain-based financial infrastructure businesses, alongside artificial intelligence businesses as a foundational layer for financial services and other high-growth sectors.

David Wachsman, President of Hawkeye, said: "Our new name reflects who we are today, and with our new name, we've launched a new brand identity for a platform built to identify and back the companies shaping the next era of digital finance. Miami Beach puts us at the center of that opportunity, and the bankers joining our team will help us act on it."

“We are also pleased to announce that ThinkEquity LLC, one of Wall Street’s leading investment banks, has become the Company’s financial advisor. The team at ThinkEquity has been the underwriter and/or bookrunner for over $10 billion in capital raises for the crypto community, most notably Bitmine Immersion Technologies, Inc. (NYSE:BMNR), a $13 billion dollar company,” said Wachsman.

“David Wachsman is one of the most connected and influential figures in the crypto and digital finance community. Marty Sumichrast has been a long-standing client of our firm with over 35 years of Wall Street experience. Hawkeye Digital is in the right place at the right time with the right people. The opportunity for us to participate in what they are building is exciting, and we are honored to be part of the Hawkeye team,” said Joe Jaigobind, CEO of ThinkEquity LLC.

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About Hawkeye Digital, Inc.

Hawkeye Digital, Inc. (OTC: HWKE) ("Hawkeye") is a publicly traded private equity and merchant banking platform dedicated to investing in and advising businesses at the forefront of the digital economy and emerging technologies. Through its private equity platform, Hawkeye pursues controlling investments in category-defining growth companies with the potential to become long-term market leaders. Through its merchant banking platform, the firm provides strategic advisory services encompassing capital formation, public market preparation, and broader corporate positioning.

While Hawkeye's initial focus is the rapidly evolving digital asset industry, the firm intends to expand its investment and advisory activities across select high-growth sectors within financial services and advanced technology.

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For more information, please contact:
350 Lincoln Road, 2nd Floor Miami Beach, FL 33139 United States
Phone: +1-332-334-9551
Email: info@hwke.com
Website: www.hwke.com
Investor Relations: ir@hwke.com
Media Contact: hawkeye@wachsman.com

Source: Hawkeye Digital, Inc.

Key Terms

private equity financial

Private equity involves investing money directly into private companies or buying out public companies to make them private, with the goal of improving their performance and increasing their value over time. For investors, it offers an opportunity to earn returns by helping companies grow or restructure, often requiring a longer-term commitment and a higher level of involvement than typical stock investments.

merchant banking financial

Merchant banking is a type of financial service where a firm provides large-scale business financing, takes equity stakes, and advises on mergers, acquisitions and capital raising for companies rather than serving everyday customers. It matters to investors because merchant banks put money into deals and influence corporate decisions, so their involvement can signal growth prospects, change risk exposure, or create opportunities for higher returns—think of them as a contractor who both builds part of a project and helps fund it.

tokenization technical

Tokenization is the process of converting real-world assets or rights into digital tokens stored on a computer network. This allows assets, such as property or investments, to be divided into smaller parts, making them easier to buy, sell, or transfer electronically. For investors, tokenization can increase access to a wider range of investments and make transactions faster and more efficient.

stablecoins financial

Stablecoins are a type of digital currency designed to maintain a steady value, often linked to traditional currencies like the dollar or euro. They function like digital cash that offers the convenience of online transactions while avoiding the large price swings common with other cryptocurrencies. This stability makes them useful for investors and users who want a reliable way to store and transfer value without exposure to sudden market changes.

bookrunner financial

A bookrunner is the lead bank or financial firm that organizes and manages a new securities offering, acting like a project manager who sets the price range, collects investor demand, and decides how shares are allocated. For investors, the bookrunner’s choices and reputation influence the final price, how many shares each buyer receives, and the overall chance the deal succeeds — similar to how a trusted referee shapes a fair and well-run auction.