Massive Dilution Looms: Selling Stockholder Registers 32.7M Shares from Convertible Notes at Deep Discount; Company in Default

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Onfolio Holdings' selling stockholder is registering 32.7 million shares for resale from convertible notes at a deep discount, leading to over 550% dilution for existing shareholders, with the company receiving no proceeds amidst its default status and going concern warning.

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• Massive Dilution from Resale Offering

  A selling stockholder, ATW Digital Assets XI LLC, is registering 32,696,345 shares of common stock for resale. This represents approximately 557% dilution relative to the 5,863,215 shares currently outstanding.

• Company Receives No Proceeds

  Onfolio Holdings will not receive any proceeds from the resale of these shares, as they are being sold by a third-party stockholder who previously acquired convertible notes.

• Deep Discount Conversion Price

  The shares are convertible from senior secured convertible notes and rights at a floor price of $0.22 per share, significantly below the current market price of $0.6562, indicating highly unfavorable terms for existing equity holders.

• Company in Default and Going Concern Warning

  This registration occurs while the company is in default on the underlying convertible notes and faces a going concern warning, as previously disclosed in its March 31, 2026 10-K filing.

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This S-1/A filing registers 32,696,345 shares of common stock for resale by a selling stockholder, ATW Digital Assets XI LLC. These shares originate from the conversion of senior secured convertible notes and related rights, which were previously disclosed in the 10-K on March 31, 2026. The company will not receive any proceeds from this resale. The conversion floor price of $0.22 is significantly below the current market price of $0.6562, indicating a highly unfavorable deal for existing shareholders. This registration formalizes the imminent and substantial dilution, representing over 550% of the company's currently outstanding shares. This event occurs while the company is in default on these very notes and faces a going concern warning, as reported in its recent 10-K. The filing also highlights the potential for even greater dilution, up to 1.5 billion shares, from the full conversion of these securities. This massive potential dilution, coupled with the company's precarious financial state and the fact that it receives no capital from this offering, presents a critical negative signal for investors.