Our Bond Details Massive Potential Dilution from Warrant Repricing and Share Resale Overhang

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Our Bond, Inc. filed a prospectus supplement detailing the repricing of 9 million warrants to lower exercise prices and the registration of over 34 million shares for resale by existing stockholders, alongside amendments to preferred stock terms, all contributing to significant potential dilution.

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• Warrant Repricing

  9,000,000 warrants held by Ascent Partners Fund LLC were repriced to exercise prices ranging from $1.25 to $4.50 per share, making them more likely to be exercised compared to their previous higher strikes.

• Warrant Cancellation

  Over 16 million high-strike warrants (15,991,902 at $12.35 and 300,000 at $3.2475) were cancelled, reducing some potential dilution but shifting focus to the more accessible repriced warrants.

• Massive Resale Overhang

  Up to 34,073,681 shares of common stock are registered for resale by existing stockholders, representing a significant potential supply of shares on the market.

• Preferred Stock Amendments

  The conversion price for Series D Preferred Stock was adjusted downwards to $2.0265 per share, and a 'leak-out' provision was added to both Series C and D Preferred Stock, limiting daily sales to 10% of volume (with an exception for sales at 115% of prior day's close).

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This prospectus supplement provides critical details regarding Our Bond, Inc.'s ongoing financial challenges and potential future dilution. While over 16 million high-strike warrants were cancelled, 9 million warrants were repriced to significantly lower exercise prices, making them more likely to become in-the-money and dilutive if the stock price recovers. Additionally, the registration of over 34 million shares for resale by existing stockholders represents a substantial overhang, equivalent to approximately 174% of the current market capitalization. Amendments to preferred stock conversion terms and the introduction of a leak-out provision further underscore the intent of holders to convert and sell, adding to the dilutive pressure on the stock. This filing elaborates on the "repriced warrants" mentioned in the prior 8-K, providing specific terms that were previously undisclosed and adding new details on preferred stock.