Dynamix Corp SEC Filings

Dynamix Corporation (SPAC) provides updated communications around its planned business combination with The Ether Machine, Inc. (“Pubco”) and The Ether Reserve LLC (“the Company”). The filing reproduces interviews and social media posts by CEO Andrejka Bernatova discussing how artificial intelligence is driving higher power demand, the role of natural gas and microgrids in supporting data centers, and expectations for disciplined SPAC activity with a focus on larger, higher-quality targets.

Bernatova outlines Dynamix’s dual platform of SPAC vehicles and a separate private investment arm focused on energy and infrastructure, and notes that Dynamix Corporation announced a merger with The Ether Machine and completed an IPO for Dynamix Corporation III. She highlights The Ether Machine’s Ethereum-focused strategy, including founder Andrew Keys’ contribution of 150,000 ETH, and frames both energy infrastructure and Ethereum as capital-intensive, mission-critical ecosystems. The filing also explains that a Form S-4 registration statement with a combined proxy statement/prospectus will be filed for shareholders to evaluate and vote on the proposed transactions, and includes extensive risk-factor and forward-looking statement disclosures.

Dynamix Corporation is moving ahead with its previously disclosed plan to merge its SPAC with The Ether Machine, an Ethereum-focused crypto business, under a broader Business Combination Agreement involving several affiliated entities. In a CNBC interview, CEO Andrejka Bernatova argued that SPACs work best for mature companies that belong in public markets and cited The Ether Machine as a high-quality example, highlighting Ethereum’s role in stablecoins and growing institutional interest in select crypto assets.

The discussion emphasized Ether’s use in staking and yield generation, and likened crypto market volatility to long‑lived commodity cycles. The communication also outlines that Dynamix and Pubco plan to file a Form S‑4 with a combined proxy statement and prospectus, urges shareholders to review those materials before voting, and includes extensive risk factors around completing the merger, Ether price volatility, regulatory treatment of crypto assets and future stock exchange listings.

Dynamix Corporation provides additional detail on its planned business combination between its SPAC vehicle and The Ether Machine, Inc., part of a broader strategy focused on energy, power infrastructure, digital assets and AI-driven demand for electricity. In a podcast transcript filed under merger-communication rules, CEO Andrejka Bernatova explains Dynamix’s dual platform: a private capital arm typically investing $50–$150 million of equity into mission‑critical energy businesses, and a SPAC franchise that targets larger, billion‑dollar‑plus companies ready for public markets.

Bernatova highlights a recently priced third SPAC and a previously announced transaction to acquire Ether Machine, described as involving over $2 billion of equity fundraising, and emphasizes disciplined due diligence, capital structure and long‑term contracts as core to value creation. The filing notes that a Form S‑4 registration statement with a joint proxy statement/prospectus will be filed for shareholders to vote on the business combination and that the transaction is subject to customary approvals and risks outlined in extensive forward‑looking statements.

Dynamix Corporation describes its proposed business combination with The Ether Machine, The Ether Reserve and related entities that would create a new publicly traded Pubco focused on Ether-related activities. The communication notes recent CEO interviews about the deal and explains that a detailed registration statement, proxy statement and prospectus will be filed with the SEC before shareholders are asked to vote.

The text clarifies that the transaction has not been approved by regulators or shareholders and that Pubco Class A stock and related units have not been registered and cannot be sold without registration or an exemption. It includes extensive forward-looking statements about an Ether-centric business model, while outlining risks such as regulatory and tax uncertainty, Ether price volatility, high correlation of Pubco’s stock to Ether, shareholder redemptions, potential listing issues and the possibility the business combination may not be completed.

Dynamix Corporation (a SPAC) provides an update on its previously announced business combination with The Ether Machine, Inc. and related entities, and shares extensive commentary from CEO Andrejka Bernatova’s media appearances. She explains why Dynamix uses SPAC structures to take mature, cash-flowing companies public, emphasizing faster timelines, more flexible valuation discussions, and structured capital raising.

Bernatova notes that Dynamix “raised 2.2 billion of equity financing” as part of a recently announced de-SPAC and highlights the platform’s focus on energy infrastructure, power, data centers, and digital assets such as crypto. She discusses expected growth in these sectors, driven by AI and digital asset demand, while stressing disciplined deal selection and realistic valuations. The communication also outlines that a Form S-4 registration statement and proxy statement/prospectus will be filed for shareholders to review, and includes detailed risk and forward-looking statement disclosures related to the proposed Ether-focused transaction.

Dynamix Corporation (SPAC) is moving forward with its planned business combination with The Ether Machine, Inc. and The Ether Reserve LLC. The companies plan to file a Form S-4 registration statement that will include a proxy statement for Dynamix shareholders and a prospectus for the new public company, Pubco. Dynamix shareholders will later be asked to vote on the business combination and related transactions.

The communication emphasizes that it is not an offer to sell securities and that Pubco Class A stock and certain Company units have not been registered under the Securities Act. It includes extensive forward-looking statements about an Ether-focused strategy, such as staking, restaking and Ether-related financial services, and highlights numerous risks, including completion of the deal, shareholder approval, listing risks, Ether price volatility, regulatory and tax uncertainty, and the absence of a third-party fairness opinion.

Dynamix Corporation (SPAC) is moving forward with a proposed business combination involving The Ether Machine, Inc. and The Ether Reserve LLC under a previously announced Business Combination Agreement dated July 21, 2025. The companies plan to file a Form S-4 registration statement that will include a proxy statement for SPAC shareholders and a prospectus for the new public company, Pubco, to solicit approval of the transaction and related private placement investments. The communication emphasizes that Pubco Class A stock and certain Company units tied to the deal are not yet registered and can only be offered under a prospectus or valid exemption. It also includes extensive forward-looking statements about Ether-focused strategies and highlights significant risks, including deal completion risks, Ether price volatility, regulatory and tax uncertainties for crypto assets, potential high redemptions by SPAC shareholders, and challenges in obtaining or maintaining a stock exchange listing for Pubco.

Dynamix Corporation filed an investor communication describing its previously announced plan to merge its SPAC with The Ether Machine, Inc. and related entities through a business combination agreement dated July 21, 2025. The company explains that a detailed Registration Statement on Form S-4 will be filed with the SEC, containing a proxy statement for Dynamix shareholders and a prospectus for the new public company, and that shareholders will receive definitive materials before any vote on the deal. The communication stresses that no securities are being offered by this notice, that the Pubco Class A stock and certain units tied to the transaction are not yet registered, and that any sale must comply with securities laws.

It also includes extensive forward-looking statements about the potential benefits of the transaction, Pubco’s Ether-focused strategy and listing plans, and the expected use of any cash proceeds, while emphasizing significant risks such as regulatory reviews, SPAC shareholder redemptions, Ether price volatility, and the possibility the business combination may not be completed.

Dynamix Corporation (DYNX) announced progress on its planned business combination with The Ether Machine, Inc. The companies intend to file a Form S-4 that will include a proxy statement/prospectus for shareholders to vote on the proposed transaction. The communication reiterates that no securities are being offered at this time and that any sales must follow Securities Act requirements.

Completion remains subject to conditions, including SPAC shareholder approval and regulatory review. The filing highlights potential risks such as Ether price volatility, possible high redemptions that could reduce public float and liquidity, and the need for Pubco to obtain and maintain a stock exchange listing. The statement notes no third‑party fairness opinion and emphasizes that forward‑looking statements are subject to uncertainties.