[Form 4/A] 180 Life Sciences Corp. Warrant Amended Insider Trading Activity
Currenc Group Inc. (Cayman Islands) filed Amendment No. 2 to its Form S-1 registration statement. The document registers 50,070,187 ordinary shares (par $0.0001) for resale by multiple selling security-holders, equal to ≈51.71 % of shares outstanding as of the prospectus date.
Key components include:
- Equity Line of Credit (ELOC): up to 20 million shares ("ELOC Purchase Shares") plus 600 k commitment-fee shares issuable to Arena Business Solutions Global SPC II, Ltd.; company may draw up to $10 million at its sole option.
- Roth Capital Partners: 81,818 shares for advisory services.
- Pine Mountain Holdings: 1,027,996 shares arising from convertible-note conversion.
- Creditor Share Purchase Agreement: an aggregate 24.9 million shares issued to eight individual creditors on June 15 2025.
The company will not receive proceeds from secondary sales; its only potential cash inflow is through optional ELOC sales to Arena. Arena is deemed an underwriter under Securities Act §2(a)(11). Because many registered shares were obtained at nominal or deeply discounted prices, the prospectus warns that resales could exert significant downward pressure on the trading price.
Currenc is classified as a non-accelerated filer, smaller reporting company and emerging-growth company. Principal executive office: 410 North Bridge Road, Singapore; U.S. agent: Cogency Global Inc., New York. The filing delays effectiveness until a subsequent amendment and contemplates continuous offerings under Rule 415.
- Optional $10 million ELOC provides a flexible, low-commitment source of capital if management chooses to utilise it.
- Registration may improve share liquidity and transparency by clarifying resale mechanics for existing holders.
- The prospectus registers ≈51.71 % of outstanding shares for resale, a sizeable supply that can depress market price.
- Company receives no proceeds from secondary sales; only potential cash is the limited ELOC, reducing capital-raising effectiveness.
- Several selling securityholders obtained shares at nominal or below-market prices, heightening the risk of rapid, opportunistic selling.
Insights
TL;DR – Over half the float is now eligible for resale; limited cash to company; likely pricing overhang.
The amendment is shareholder-driven; Currenc raises no immediate capital except an optional $10 million ELOC that, if exercised, is itself dilutive. Registering 50 million shares—more than half the outstanding float—creates a substantial supply overhang. Many shares were acquired at low or zero cost, incentivising quick monetisation once lock-ups expire. Arena’s designation as an underwriter underscores resale intent, not capital formation. While the ELOC provides theoretical liquidity, its small size relative to float limits strategic impact. Overall, the filing increases liquidity risk and potential price pressure, with minimal balance-sheet benefit.