APPlife Digital Secures Highly Dilutive Convertible Note and Issues Shares for Marketing Services

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This 8-K reveals APPlife Digital Solutions Inc. is continuing to rely on highly dilutive financing methods and equity compensation to sustain operations. The new convertible promissory note, while providing a modest capital infusion, features aggressive conversion terms (65% of the lowest traded price) that will significantly dilute existing shareholders. Concurrently, the company is issuing a substantial block of shares for investor relations services, further increasing the share count and adding a "make-good" provision that could lead to even more dilution if the stock price declines. These actions, following a recent "going concern" warning and a large equity line of credit, underscore the company's ongoing financial challenges and its strategy of leveraging equity to address immediate capital and operational needs.

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• Secured Highly Dilutive Convertible Note

  APPlife Digital Solutions Inc. issued a convertible promissory note with a principal amount of $60,000, receiving $54,000 in cash after a $6,000 original issue discount. The note carries a 12% interest charge and is convertible into common stock at a highly dilutive 65% of the lowest traded price over the 10 days preceding conversion.

• Issued Shares for Marketing Services

  The company entered into a six-month investor relations and digital marketing agreement, compensating PCG Advisory, Inc. and PRISM Digital Media with 20,000,000 shares of common stock. A "make-good" provision requires additional share issuance if the value of these shares falls below $50,000 at the end of the term.

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This 8-K reveals APPlife Digital Solutions Inc. is continuing to rely on highly dilutive financing methods and equity compensation to sustain operations. The new convertible promissory note, while providing a modest capital infusion, features aggressive conversion terms (65% of the lowest traded price) that will significantly dilute existing shareholders. Concurrently, the company is issuing a substantial block of shares for investor relations services, further increasing the share count and adding a "make-good" provision that could lead to even more dilution if the stock price declines. These actions, following a recent "going concern" warning and a large equity line of credit, underscore the company's ongoing financial challenges and its strategy of leveraging equity to address immediate capital and operational needs.