What is Nakamoto's reverse stock split proposal?

They're asking for 1-for-20 to 1-for-50 ratio to jack share price above $1 and dodge Nasdaq delisting .

Why has Nakamoto's stock plunged 99%?

Bitcoin's drop from $126K to $70K nuked their treasury value; broader market panic followed.

Will Nakamoto avoid delisting with this move?

Short-term maybe, but 400M resale shares and $7B shelf mean heavy dilution pressure — long-term iffy.

Nakamoto's Hail Mary Reverse Split: Bitcoin Holder Clings to Nasdaq Life Support

Bitcoin treasury firms were supposed to be the golden ticket after BTC's $126K high. Now Nakamoto's down 99%, begging shareholders for a reverse split just to stay on Nasdaq.

Fintech Dose Apr 11, 2026 3 min read

Nakamoto stock chart crashing 99% with Bitcoin price overlay and reverse split proposal graphic

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Nakamoto's stock down 99% from May 2025 peak, now at $0.22, risking Nasdaq delisting. 𝕏
Reverse split 1-for-20 to 1-for-50 proposed; also 400M shares registered for resale and $7B shelf. 𝕏
Bitcoin treasury model under fire — dilution and sales signal deeper troubles ahead. 𝕏

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