LQWD Technologies Corp. reports developments tied to its Bitcoin treasury and enterprise-grade infrastructure for the Bitcoin Lightning Network. Company news includes Bitcoin acquisitions, deployment of network liquidity, Lightning node operations, transaction-fee generation, and products for machine-to-machine payments such as AI Launchpad and the SaturnZap wallet.
Recurring updates also cover capital actions and governance, including normal course issuer bid activity, TSX Venture Exchange and OTCQX trading status, board appointments, and public presentations on Lightning Network adoption, AI agents, and real-time Bitcoin payment infrastructure.
LQwD Fintech Corp. has filed a preliminary short form base shelf prospectus across Canadian provinces (excluding Quebec) to offer up to $50 million in various securities over a 25-month period. This initiative aims to enhance financial flexibility as the company further develops its Lightning Network infrastructure, though it currently has no plans to proceed with an offering. The securities will not be registered under U.S. Securities Act and cannot be sold in the U.S. without proper registration or exemption.
LQwD Fintech Corp. (OTC: INLAF; TSXV: LQWD) has appointed Joost Jager and Roy Sheinfeld as advisors to enhance its Lightning Network initiatives. Joost Jager, an expert in Bitcoin and Lightning Infrastructure, has a strong development background with Lightning Labs and Bottlepay. Roy Sheinfeld, co-founder of Breez Development, brings extensive experience in building Lightning interfaces. The company's focus is to develop institutional-grade services for the Lightning Network, which has seen significant growth recently, including a 51.74% rise in BTC capacity.