May. 13 at 12:03 PM
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The S-3 and Warrant Structure
1. Hyper-Dilution Over Restructuring
New shares and warrants fund operational cash burn (working capital) rather than retiring legacy debt.
2. Conversion Death Spiral
The
$2M raise issued Series B preferred shares (initially convertible at
$0.55) alongside 8.7 million warrants. With the stock crashing to
$0.2761, strict down-round protectionforces the conversion price lower, creating massive, unchecked share dilution.
3. Capital Lock-Up
Terms explicitly prohibit alternative variable-rate financing while Series B shares remain outstanding, leaving management's hands tied.
