Every 8-K that Know Labs, Inc. (KNW) has filed with the SEC in the last 24 months is listed below, newest first, and each one links through to the document itself with the summary and the scores our analysis gives it.
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USBC, Inc., formerly known as Know Labs, Inc., reported several corporate changes and governance updates. The company adopted a new form of indemnification agreement for its directors and officers, providing indemnification to the fullest extent permitted by law and its governing documents, including advancement of expenses with reimbursement if indemnification is later found unwarranted. The company also maintains a directors’ and officers’ liability insurance policy covering certain securities law liabilities.
The company completed a change of its corporate name to USBC, Inc. and updated its trading symbol to “USBC” on the NYSE American, each effective August 15, 2025. In addition, the principal executive offices were relocated to Reno, Nevada.
On 6 Aug 2025 Know Labs, Inc. (NYSE-AM: KNW) closed a private placement with Goldeneye 1995 LLC, issuing ≈357.8 million new shares at $0.335 for consideration of 1,000 Bitcoin + US$15 million cash. The buyer now owns ≈81 % of the fully-diluted stock, creating a change in control.
Shareholders approved a charter amendment raising authorised shares from 7.5 m to 750 m, a name change to USBC, Inc. and future ticker USBC (effective 15 Aug 2025). Legacy financing was cleaned up: the Lind note was repaid (US$2.35 m), multiple Struve notes were settled (cash + 3.0 m shares), Series C & D preferred converted into 8.33 m shares and Series H preferred redeemed (US$0.65 m cash + 2 m shares).
The company adopted a Bitcoin-treasury strategy under a new Digital Asset Management Agreement with Hyrcanian Asset Management (1 % AUM fee & 25 % performance fee). Board and management were overhauled—investor Greg Kidd becomes CEO/Chair, Kitty Payne CFO, and Kirk Chapman COO; former CEO Ronald Erickson becomes President of the Science Division. New leadership received 13.7 m stock options.
The deal injects liquidity and eliminates expensive debt but causes massive dilution, hands control to a single investor and exposes the balance sheet to Bitcoin price volatility.