Nakamoto Amends Loan Agreement for Trading Wallet, Expands Collateral

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Nakamoto Inc. amended its Master Loan Agreement to establish a 'Trading Wallet' as collateral for loan obligations and trading activities, a key step in its Bitcoin-native strategy that introduces new financial risks.

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• Master Loan Agreement Amended

  Nakamoto Holdings, Inc., a subsidiary of Nakamoto Inc., entered into a First Amendment to its Master Loan Agreement with Payward Interactive, Inc. on January 30, 2026.

• Trading Wallet Established as Collateral

  The amendment permits the funding of a designated 'Trading Wallet' at the Lender, which will serve as collateral for both existing loan obligations and any trading activity conducted through it.

• Expanded Security Interest and Default Triggers

  The security interest was expanded to cover obligations to Payward Oceanic Ltd. under a new ISDA Master Agreement, and the occurrence of an 'Early Termination Date' under this Master Agreement was added as an event of default.

• Warrant Issuance and Resale Disclosure

  The prospectus supplement also covers the potential issuance of 2,059,811 shares upon warrant exercise and the resale of 82,310 shares by selling stockholders, from which the company will not receive direct proceeds.

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Nakamoto Inc. has significantly amended its Master Loan Agreement to facilitate its strategic pivot to Bitcoin-native operations, as previously announced on January 21, 2026. The amendment permits the funding of a designated 'Trading Wallet' at Payward Interactive, Inc. and explicitly states that this wallet will serve as collateral for both existing loan obligations and any future trading activity. This introduces new financial partners, including Bitwise Investment Advisers and Payward Oceanic Ltd., and incorporates complex ISDA Master Agreement terms, expanding the scope of collateral and adding new default triggers. While this agreement enables the company's new business model, the use of a trading wallet as collateral and the expanded security interest introduce substantial financial risk, particularly given the company's stock is trading near its 52-week low. Investors should monitor the company's trading activities and the implications of these complex financial arrangements.