Eightco Holdings Expands Strategic Asset Strategy with Worldcoin Tower, Committing to Long-Term, High-Fee Agreement

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Eightco Holdings Inc. has amended its consulting agreement with Worldcoin Tower LLC, significantly expanding its strategic asset management to include investments in emerging companies, alongside digital asset accumulation, under a new fee structure and a 15-year term with substantial termination penalties.

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• Expanded Strategic Asset Strategy

  Worldcoin Tower LLC's consulting mandate now includes a "Strategic Investment Strategy" to deploy capital into emerging companies, in addition to the existing digital asset treasury strategy.

• Updated Fee Structure

  The company will pay Worldcoin Tower a consulting fee of 1.00% per annum of assets under management (AUM), covering both treasury and investment assets.

• Long-Term Commitment & Penalties

  The agreement has an initial 5-year term, automatically renewable for two additional 5-year terms (total 15 years). Termination by the company for any reason triggers a liquidated damages payment of 85% of all fees that would have accrued through the end of the term.

• Significant Risk Acknowledgment

  The company explicitly acknowledges and accepts the risks associated with these activities, including the potential for "substantial diminution in value, including a complete loss."

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This filing details a critical strategic shift for Eightco Holdings, formalizing a long-term, high-cost engagement with Worldcoin Tower LLC to manage its treasury and pursue a new "Strategic Investment Strategy" alongside its existing digital asset accumulation. The agreement's 15-year term and a termination clause requiring payment of 85% of all future fees as liquidated damages represent a substantial and potentially onerous financial commitment for the company. While the expansion into investing in emerging companies could offer growth opportunities, the explicit acknowledgment of risks, including "substantial diminution in value, including a complete loss," highlights the speculative nature of this strategy. Investors should closely monitor the performance of these strategic assets and the impact of the significant management fees on the company's financial health, especially given its recent large net loss.