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Alpha Modus Holdings, Inc. (Nasdaq: AMOD/AMODW) filed Prospectus Supplement No. 3 that incorporates three recent Form 8-K reports, each containing material developments that affect the company’s capital structure, listing status and executive compensation.
1. Exchange of Series C Preferred for Common Shares (May 27 2025)
The company executed an Exchange Agreement with four family trusts controlled by CEO William Alessi. An aggregate 3.2 million Series C Preferred shares will be exchanged for 26,079,868 Class A common shares (6,519,967 shares per trust). All exchanged common shares are subject to a lock-up until 13 June 2026. The issuance relies on the Section 3(a)(9) exemption, creating no cash inflow for the company.
2. Nasdaq Listing Transfer (July 14 2025)
AMOD’s Class A common stock and warrants were downgraded from the Nasdaq Global Market to the Nasdaq Capital Market. The move cures prior deficiencies relating to (i) Market Value of Publicly Held Shares and (ii) Market Value of Listed Securities under Rules 5450(b)(2)(C) and 5450(b)(2)(A). While the transfer restores compliance, it signals a smaller market-cap profile and may affect liquidity and institutional ownership thresholds.
3. CFO Compensation Amendment (July 11 2025)
The company amended CFO Rodney Sperry’s employment agreement: annual compensation rises to $144,000, split $72,000 cash / $72,000 in stock. Shares are issued quarterly at the closing price on the final trading day of each quarter, conserving cash while aligning management incentives.
- Dilution: The exchange increases outstanding common shares materially, concentrating significant ownership with insider-controlled trusts.
- Capital Structure: Eliminates preferred stock class and its potential dividend/ liquidation preferences, simplifying equity stack.
- Liquidity Management: Stock-settled CFO pay and lock-up on exchanged shares mitigate immediate selling pressure yet indicate cash preservation needs.
- Listing Status: Compliance regained, but lower-tier listing may reduce perception of prestige and analyst coverage.
Investors should weigh the substantial dilution and listing downgrade against the benefits of preferred-share conversion and restored Nasdaq compliance.
BTCS Inc. (NASDAQ: BTCS) filed an 8-K disclosing that on 14 July 2025 it borrowed an additional USDT 2.34 million from the AAVE decentralized-finance protocol, lifting total AAVE borrowings to USDT 17.8 million. The debt is collateralised by 16,232 ETH (≈ US$49.1 million @ US$3,025/ETH) and has no fixed maturity; repayment is enforced automatically if the AAVE health factor falls below one. At announcement, the variable borrowing rate was 5.4 %, while the staked ETH collateral earned ≈ 2 %, resulting in an estimated net funding cost of 3.4 %.
The proceeds were used to purchase an additional 2,731 ETH (US$8.24 million) that the Company has staked or intends to stake through its NodeOps validator business. Post-transaction, BTCS held 31,855 ETH with a fair value of US$96.2 million, and total cryptocurrency plus cash holdings of US$100.6 million.
BTCS’s board has authorised management to utilise leverage up to 40 % of total assets (inclusive of convertible notes) at the time of borrowing. The structure provides a high collateral cushion (~2.8×) but introduces liquidation risk if ETH prices fall or AAVE rates rise sharply. Investors should weigh the potential staking yield expansion against increased balance-sheet leverage and DeFi counter-party complexities.
