Nakamoto Inc. Finalizes Acquisition of BTC Inc. and UTXO Management, Issuing 363.6M Shares at $1.12/Share

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Nakamoto Inc. has finalized agreements to acquire BTC Inc. and UTXO Management GP, LLC, issuing 363.6 million shares of common stock at a fixed price of $1.12 per share, a move that is highly dilutive but executes on its strategic Bitcoin-native pivot.

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• Finalizes Major Acquisitions

  Nakamoto Inc. has exercised its call options and entered into definitive merger agreements to acquire BTC Inc., a Bitcoin media and events company, and UTXO Management GP, LLC, an investment firm focused on Bitcoin companies.

• Significant Share Issuance

  The acquisition involves issuing a total of 363,589,816 shares of Nakamoto common stock to the securityholders of BTC Inc. and UTXO Management.

• Highly Dilutive Transaction Terms

  The shares are issued at a fixed price of $1.12 per share, which is significantly higher than Nakamoto's current market price of $0.2887. This results in substantial dilution for existing shareholders, with the implied valuation of the acquired entities at approximately $407.2 million based on the deal's reference price.

• Execution of Strategic Pivot

  This transaction directly implements Nakamoto's recently announced strategic pivot to become a diversified Bitcoin operating company, integrating media, asset management, and advisory services.

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This filing marks a critical step in Nakamoto Inc.'s strategic pivot to Bitcoin-native operations, as announced on January 21, 2026. The acquisition of BTC Inc. and UTXO Management GP, LLC significantly expands Nakamoto's portfolio into Bitcoin media, events, and asset management. However, the transaction involves the issuance of 363.6 million shares of Nakamoto common stock, which is highly dilutive to existing shareholders. The shares are valued at a fixed price of $1.12 per share for the transaction, substantially above the current market price of $0.2887, implying a significant premium paid for the acquired entities relative to Nakamoto's current market valuation. The involvement of key executives, including CEO David Bailey and CIO Tyler Evans, as securityholders of the acquired entities, highlights the related-party nature of the deal, although it was approved by an independent Special Committee.