Amended Registration for 6.16M Share Resale, Details Highly Dilutive Convertible Notes & $2.8M CEO Settlement

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Black Titan Corp filed an amended registration for the resale of 6.16 million shares by an institutional investor, from which the company receives no proceeds. The filing also details a highly dilutive convertible note program and a $2.8 million settlement with a former CEO involving cash and new share issuance, all while the company embarks on a speculative digital asset strategy.

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• Massive Resale Offering Registered

  An institutional investor, ATW Digital Asset Opportunities XII LLC, is registering 6,157,019 ordinary shares for resale. This represents approximately 57.1% of the current outstanding shares, and the company will not receive any proceeds from these sales.

• Highly Dilutive Convertible Note Program Detailed

  The company has an existing $200 million convertible note facility. The initial $1.515 million note has an initial conversion price of $1.98, but an alternate conversion price can be as low as $0.3248 (the floor price) or 90% of VWAP, indicating significant potential for dilution.

• Former CEO Settlement and New Share Issuance

  Black Titan Corp settled a claim with former CEO David Lazar for $800,000 cash and issued $2 million in restricted ordinary shares (512,820 shares at $3.90) to Armistice Capital Master Fund Ltd. for a warrant repurchase. ARC Group International Limited provided the cash in exchange for 800 Series B preferred shares, convertible at 80% of 5-day VWAP.

• New Speculative Digital Asset Strategy

  The company is pursuing an early-stage 'Digital Asset Treasury Plus (DAT+)' strategy, aiming to generate revenue and earnings from digital assets, which introduces new, speculative risks to the business model.

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This amended F-1 filing reveals a highly dilutive capital structure and significant cash outflows for Black Titan Corp. The registration of 6.16 million shares for resale by an institutional investor, representing over 57% of current outstanding shares, creates a substantial overhang on the stock price, with no proceeds going to the company. The underlying $200 million convertible note program, with a low floor conversion price of $0.3248, poses a risk of extreme dilution. Additionally, the company recently paid $800,000 in cash and issued $2 million in restricted shares to settle a claim with its former CEO. These financial activities are set against the backdrop of the company's new, speculative digital asset treasury strategy, introducing further risk and uncertainty for investors.