[SCHEDULE 13D/A] TeraWulf Inc. SEC Filing
TeraWulf Inc. Schedule 13D Amendment updates beneficial ownership for Bayshore Capital LLC and Bryan J. Pascual following the Issuer's Preliminary Proxy Statement reporting 407,944,157 shares outstanding as of August 25, 2025. Bayshore directly holds 19,826,021 shares (about 4.8%), including 1,587,302 warrants exercisable into Common Stock. Mr. Pascual is reported as beneficial owner of 20,076,021 shares (about 4.9%), reflecting Bayshore's holdings plus convertible Series A preferred interests. The Amendment states the Reporting Persons fell below the 5% threshold on August 28, 2025, and serves as an exit filing confirming sole voting and dispositive power over these shares.
- Transparent disclosure of current beneficial ownership using updated outstanding share count
- Details provided on warrants (1,587,302) and Series A convertible preferred inclusion in ownership totals
- Confirms sole voting and dispositive power over the reported shares, clarifying control
- Dilution from additional share issuance reduced reported ownership percentages below 5%
- Exit filing indicates the Reporting Persons no longer exceed the 5% threshold, reducing their formal reportable influence
Insights
TL;DR: Reporting persons' stake diluted below 5%, triggering an exit filing; ownership remains disclosed and concentrated via warrants and convertible preferreds.
The Amendment clarifies current positions using the Issuer's updated share count of 407,944,157. Bayshore's direct stake of 19.8 million shares and Mr. Pascual's 20.1 million (inclusive of convertible preferred conversion rights and 1.587 million warrants) represent disclosure-grade holdings but do not indicate active control. The filing is procedural to reflect dilution from new share issuance and ensures regulatory compliance with Section 13(d) reporting thresholds.
TL;DR: Accurate beneficial ownership detail preserved; falling below 5% reduces short-term influence but maintains transparency about convertible instruments.
The Amendment documents sole voting and dispositive power over reported shares and specifies the instruments (warrants and Series A convertible preferred) contributing to beneficial ownership. While the drop below 5% lessens mandatory disclosure obligations going forward, the continued reporting here preserves market visibility into potential future dilution from exercise or conversion events.