Overview
- Through subsidiary Nakamoto Holdings, the company outlined a five-year secured convertible note aimed at long-term bitcoin accumulation and general corporate purposes.
- KindlyMD says the structure is designed to reduce dilution risk compared with standard convertible debt.
- Proceeds are earmarked to replace a $203 million bitcoin-backed credit line from Two Prime Lending, which the company says will remain available.
- CoinDesk reports the agreement is currently non-binding, and Antalpha is set to extend an interim bitcoin-backed loan prior to finalization.
- KindlyMD holds 5,765 BTC and has faced intense stock volatility, including a drop of more than 77% over the past month alongside SEC disclosures of an S-3 shelf and a $200 million discounted private placement.