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Black Titan Corporation's SEC filings document its foreign private issuer reporting through Form 6-K current reports and related press-release exhibits. The disclosures center on the launch of cryptocurrency-related business activities, the Digital Asset Treasury Plus strategy, digital asset industry updates and capital-structure matters tied to convertible-note financing.
The filing record also includes governance and reporting matters, including an approved change in independent registered public accounting firm, audit-committee action and internal-control disclosures. Other material-event disclosures cover shareholder voting, security-structure and regulatory topics relevant to the company's public-company status.
Black Titan Corporation (BTTC) reports that Nasdaq has notified the company that its ordinary shares no longer meet the $1.00 minimum bid price requirement for continued listing on The Nasdaq Capital Market under Nasdaq Listing Rule 5550(a)(2), after 30 consecutive business days with a closing bid below that level. The notice has no immediate effect on trading and BTTC’s shares will continue to trade under the symbol BTTC while the company remains subject to other continued listing requirements.
Under Nasdaq Listing Rule 5810(c)(3), Black Titan has 180 calendar days, until March 1, 2027, to regain compliance by achieving a closing bid price of at least $1.00 for a minimum of 10 consecutive business days. If compliance is not regained by that date, the company may qualify for an additional 180‑day period subject to certain conditions. Black Titan states it is evaluating options to regain compliance, including a potential reverse stock split, but cautions there is no assurance it will restore or maintain compliance or avoid potential delisting.
Black Titan Corp (BTTC) reports that its senior unsecured convertible note issued to an institutional investor has been fully converted into 2,924,082 ordinary shares, eliminating the note. The note was originally issued on January 16, 2026 with $1,515,000 principal (including $15,000 in fees) at a purchase price of $1,350,000, reflecting a 10% original issue discount. It was issued under a Securities Purchase Agreement permitting senior unsecured convertible notes of up to $200,000,000 in aggregate principal, with the option to issue additional notes through January 16, 2029. Black Titan states that no additional notes have been issued under this agreement and that, after conversions carried out between May 2026 and August 20, 2026, the note is fully satisfied with no remaining principal, interest or other amounts outstanding.
Black Titan Corp (BTTC) reported that it issued a research-style press release analyzing recent developments in the stablecoin payments sector, with a focus on Circle’s USDC ecosystem, Solana’s x402 machine payments, and emerging payment-specific blockchains.
The analysis notes that Circle disclosed USDC circulation of $73.3 billion at quarter-end, up 19% year over year, while total USDC onchain volume reached $14.8 trillion, indicating much faster growth in transaction activity than in stablecoin supply. Circle’s Circle Payments Network reached an annualized transaction volume of $14.7 billion based on the trailing 30 days at second quarter-end 2026, with 175 enrolled financial institutions.
Black Titan highlights ecosystem data that Solana’s x402 machine-payment standard has processed roughly 200 million transactions and $50 billion in cumulative volume across about 150,000 merchant endpoints, mostly for sub‑$0.50 payments, and cites Circle’s reported Q2 2026 figures of $701 million in total revenue and reserve income, including $668 million of reserve income, $48 million in net income from continuing operations, and $143 million in adjusted EBITDA. The release frames these third‑party metrics as evidence of a shift toward network utilization, machine-native commerce and institutional validator participation, while emphasizing that they are ecosystem-reported and not independently verified by Black Titan.
Black Titan Corporation filed a report highlighting a research note on recent structural shifts in digital-asset lending infrastructure. The note describes how Uniswap’s new “Earn” feature and Bitget’s access for 125M users both embed Morpho’s on-chain credit engine, signaling convergence between centralized and decentralized “Lending-as-a-Service” and “DeFi-as-a-Service” models.
It also covers Morpho’s regulated deployment on HashKey’s HSK Chain in Hong Kong and latency improvements on Coinbase’s Base Layer-2, where “Flashblocks” deliver about 200-millisecond pre-confirmations. The commentary interprets these moves as reinforcing middleware LaaS protocols, commoditizing front-end interfaces, and positioning APAC as a growth region for regulated institutional digital-asset credit.
Black Titan Corporation is deploying its cash reserves to support a series of strategic growth initiatives in Southeast Asia. The company has already expanded operations into Indonesia and plans further investment in the region to capture growing demand for its human capital management and ERP solutions.
Black Titan also plans to strengthen its Singapore commercial hub through additional sales and marketing hires. Beyond geographic expansion, it intends to broaden its product portfolio, invest in staff training and development, and maintain sufficient working capital to fund these initiatives while preserving balance sheet flexibility.
Black Titan Corporation reports a leadership change, appointing Brynner Chiam as Interim Co-Chief Executive Officer effective July 10, 2026. He will share the role with existing Co-CEO Shang Ju Lin.
Chiam has served as a director and Chief Financial Officer since August 21, 2025, and will retain both positions while assuming interim co-CEO responsibilities. The Board cites his leadership and understanding of the company’s financial and strategic operations as important during this transitional period. The company states there are no special appointment arrangements, no family relationships with other directors or officers, and no disclosable related party transactions involving Chiam.
Black Titan Corporation filed a Form 6-K sharing a research-style press release on trends in crypto payments infrastructure, with a focus on stablecoins. The note highlights growing work around merchant stablecoin acceptance, card-network settlement, institutional payment infrastructure, enterprise treasury orchestration, and regulatory calibration.
The Company explains that merchants are unlikely to adopt stablecoin payments at scale unless infrastructure providers handle wallets, blockchain integrations, liquidity, and reconciliation so merchants can keep using familiar fiat-based providers. It also notes experiments in using regulated stablecoins for card-network and institutional settlement, aiming to align blockchain-based rails with confidentiality and compliance requirements.
Black Titan emphasizes that stablecoin distribution, liquidity access, and enterprise-grade treasury tools are becoming central, while regulatory design—illustrated by UK discussions over stablecoin rules—remains a key factor for adoption. The Company stresses that crypto payments are still early, with broad use dependent on addressing regulatory, liquidity, counterparty, cybersecurity, operational, and consumer-protection risks.
Black Titan Corporation reported a sharp deterioration in results for the six months ended January 31, 2026. Revenue fell 29.9% to $1,179,735 from $1,682,879, as implementation, licensing, and other revenues declined, partly offset by 40.7% growth in SaaS subscription revenue.
Gross profit dropped to $315,656 from $620,996, and general and administrative expenses surged to $3,300,862 from $295,470, mainly due to approximately $1.8M higher professional fees and an $800,000 severance accrual, leading to a net loss of $3,092,512 versus prior income of $294,968.
Annual Recurring Revenue increased to $857,152 from $692,870, reflecting a larger maintenance base. Cash, cash equivalents and restricted cash rose to $4,604,980, supported by $5.5M of Series A preferred financing, a $1,515,000 convertible note (10% coupon, maturing January 16, 2028) and reverse recapitalization proceeds. The company also outlined an early-stage DAT+ digital asset treasury strategy, with no material digital asset holdings yet.
Black Titan Corporation reported that Co-Chief Executive Officer and director Mr. Chay Weei Jye has resigned from both roles, effective June 12, 2026. The company states that his resignation did not arise from any disagreement over operations, policies, or practices.
Mr. Chay will not receive severance benefits in connection with his departure. The remaining leadership, including Chief Executive Officer Shang Ju Lin, continues to manage the company, and Black Titan publicly expresses appreciation for Mr. Chay’s years of service and contributions.
Black Titan Corporation is registering 6,157,019 Ordinary Shares for resale, representing shares issuable upon conversion of an Initial Convertible Note with original principal of $1,515,000. The Notes are convertible at an initial conversion price of $1.98 per share and the registration covers shares underlying the Initial Note; the Company may issue Additional Notes of up to $198,500,000 in the future. The prospectus states the Company will not receive proceeds from resale by the Selling Shareholders and discloses a Beneficial Ownership Limitation (9.99%) and leak-out resale limits tied to daily trading volume. Shares outstanding were 10,774,621 Ordinary Shares as of the prospectus date; market price cited was $1.39 (close on May 8, 2026).