Sponsor Converts 7.2M Shares, Sells 4.3M, and Provides $4M Lifeline to Velos Acquisition

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Velos Acquisition's sponsor converted 7.2M Class B shares to Class A, sold 4.3M shares to investors, and provided a $4M promissory note to the company, amid ongoing financial distress.

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• Sponsor Converts and Sells Shares

  On July 20, 2026, the sponsor converted all 7,187,500 Class B ordinary shares into Class A shares and sold 4,279,275 of them to investors under agreements dated June 12, 2026.

• Promissory Note Provides Emergency Funding

  On July 21, 2026, the issuer drew $3.5 million of a $4 million promissory note from the sponsor to pay existing liabilities and for working capital, with no interest and repayment due upon a business combination.

• Ownership Stake Reduced to 12.39%

  After the transactions, the reporting persons beneficially own 2,908,225 Class A shares, representing 12.39% of the 23,481,911 shares outstanding.

• Distress Context: Prior Terminated Merger and Resignations

  This filing follows the June 12 termination of the ReserveOne merger and the June 18 resignations of the CEO, CFO, COO, and three board members, highlighting the SPAC's precarious position.

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The sponsor converted all 7.2 million Class B shares into Class A shares and immediately sold 4.3 million of them to investors, while also extending a $4 million promissory note to the company. This follows a series of distress signals — a terminated merger, mass executive resignations, and a going-concern warning — and shows the sponsor both cashing out a large stake and injecting emergency capital to keep the SPAC afloat.