Limitless X Holdings to Acquire Majority Stake in AI Platform Ding Easy AI for $9M in Stock, Significant Dilution Expected

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Limitless X Holdings Inc. announced a binding letter of intent to acquire a 60% equity interest in Ding Easy AI, LLC, an AI-driven meal planning platform, for $9 million in common stock, representing substantial dilution and involving a related-party transaction.

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• Acquisition of Majority Stake

  Limitless X Holdings Inc., via its subsidiary Bodycor, Inc., signed a binding LOI to acquire 60% of Ding Easy AI, LLC, an AI-driven meal planning platform, for a pre-money valuation of $15 million.

• Significant Stock Consideration

  The Ding Owners will receive $9 million in Limitless X Holdings Inc. common stock, based on the 90-day volume-weighted average price, which represents a highly dilutive event for current shareholders.

• Related-Party Transaction

  Ding Easy AI is wholly owned by Daniel Sanders, who was appointed President of Limitless X, Inc. (a subsidiary) on January 8, 2026, making this a related-party transaction approved by the Audit Committee.

• Growth Capital Commitment

  Bodycor will provide up to $1.75 million in growth capital to Ding, with the first $750,000 in tranches and the remaining $1 million contingent on achieving specific milestones.

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Limitless X Holdings Inc., through its subsidiary Bodycor, Inc., has entered into a binding letter of intent to acquire a 60% equity interest in Ding Easy AI, LLC. This acquisition is highly significant for Limitless X, as the $9 million consideration in common stock represents a substantial portion of the company's current market capitalization, indicating considerable dilution for existing shareholders. The transaction is a related-party deal, as Ding Easy AI is wholly owned and controlled by Daniel Sanders, who was recently appointed President of Limitless X, Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary. While the Audit Committee approved the terms, the related-party nature warrants close scrutiny. The deal also includes a commitment for up to $1.75 million in growth capital for Ding and a call option to acquire the remaining 40% for an additional $16 million in stock upon Ding reaching a $40 million valuation, signaling further potential dilution. Investors should monitor the integration of Ding Easy AI and the impact of the substantial share issuance on the company's stock performance.