Moon's Dark Side Issues a Serious Statement on Financing Matters

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On June 29, Moonshot AI released a solemn statement regarding financing matters, stating that recently there have been multiple instances of false financing and equity transaction information being circulated in the market under the name of Moonshot AI. The company has discovered that some institutions and individuals are suspected of fraud. The specific content of the statement is as follows:

1. All financing activities of the company are solely handled directly by the company. The company has not hired or authorized any third-party institution as a financial adviser or financing adviser to handle any financing transactions of Moonshot AI (including new share transactions and secondary share transfer transactions).

2. The transfer of the company’s secondary shares (including common shares, incentive equity, etc.) may only be carried out after internal approval by the company. Any secondary share transactions carried out without the company’s approval are invalid. The company will refuse to conduct any form of confirmation and registration of such transactions, and reserves the right to take all legal measures to pursue liability for breach of contract against the transferring party. In particular, the aforementioned transfer restrictions not only cover direct transfers, but also include indirect transfers through any form or structure (including but not limited to special purpose entities/SPVs, upper-tier interests, conduits, nominee holdings, entrusted shareholding, beneficial interest transfers, etc.).

3. The allocation of quotas for the company’s new share financing shall be confirmed solely on the basis of the actual funds received. The company has not made any advance commitments or locked quotas for any institution or individual, and will not actively request or authorize any institution to issue asset certificates. Any conduct claiming to have locked the company’s investment interests, providing so-called “company-sealed documents ensuring the interests,” or requesting asset certificates in the company’s name is false or fraudulent. The company does not assume any responsibility for such actions.

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