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📅 Event Period: Oct 15, 2025, 10:00 – Oct 24, 2025, 16:00 UTC
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U.S. stocks BTC Treasury shares NAKA pre-market 50% Slump, the company announced that PIPE financing shares will soon enter the public market.
BlockBeats news, on September 15, Kindly MD CEO David Bailey posted on social media that the company submitted the S3 form on September 12, registering the shares sold in the PIPE financing. As these shares enter the market, the company expects the stock price fluctuation may intensify in the short term. For shareholders seeking short-term trades, the company recommends exiting. This transitional phase may bring uncertainty, and the company looks forward to emerging on the other side with consistency and faith alongside our supporters. We have been working hard to prepare for the upcoming developments, and we have already made plans and are ready. According to official information, since the launch of the Bitcoin strategy, the company has completed $742 million in financing and merger transactions, establishing over 5,700 Bitcoin vaults. According to market data, as of the time of publication, Kindly MD, Inc. (NAKA) is down 55.75% in pre-market trading. BlockBeats note: PIPE financing is a way to raise funds by selling shares to private investors, typically at a discount to the market price. After the S-3 form registration is completed, these shares can enter public market trading. With a large number of new shares (in this case, the shares from the PIPE financing) being introduced, the supply of stocks in the market increases. If demand does not grow accordingly, this could lead to downward pressure on the stock price, thus triggering fluctuations.