ALT5 Sigma will raise $1.5 billion through share sales to fund World Liberty Financial’s growing digital asset reserve strategy.
The initiative includes a registered direct offering and a private placement funded by WLFI tokens contributed by World Liberty Financial.
Funds will support WLFI token acquisitions, litigation settlements, debt reduction, and the expansion of corporate cryptocurrency treasury holdings.
ALT5 Sigma has announced a $1.5 billion funding plan to support World Liberty Financial’s digital asset reserves strategy. The company confirmed definitive agreements for the issuance and sale of up to 200 million shares. Both offerings are priced at $7.50 per share and structured through a registered direct offering and a concurrent private placement.
The private placement will be fully funded by WLFI tokens contributed by World Liberty Financial. The registered direct offering will operate under an existing SEC-approved shelf registration, while the private placement remains exempt from public registration. This exemption limits resale in the U.S. unless specific conditions are met.
Closing Scheduled for August 12, 2025
The financing is expected to close on August 12, 2025, and is projected to generate about $1.5 billion before fees and expenses. Proceeds will be used to acquire additional WLFI tokens, establish ALT5 Sigma’s cryptocurrency treasury operations, settle litigation, pay down debt, and cover ongoing business expenses. A.G.P./Alliance Global Partners is serving as the sole placement agent for the transaction.
The funding initiative aligns with World Liberty Financial’s broader plan to build significant reserves based on its native token. Reports indicate WLFI is in talks with institutional investors to create a publicly traded company focusing on WLFI holdings. This mirrors ALT5 Sigma’s $1.5 billion approach and highlights the strategic partnership between the two firms.
Market Reacts to Announcement
Following the announcement, ALT5 Sigma’s stock dropped 5 percent, according to Yahoo Finance. The decline reflects investor caution over short-term share dilution and volatility in the cryptocurrency market.
ALT5 Sigma’s move adds to a growing number of publicly traded companies holding digital assets as part of their reserves. Similar strategies include MicroStrategy’s $71 billion Bitcoin position, Metaplanet’s $1.78 billion Bitcoin reserves, and Sygnum Bank’s $450 million SUI treasury management. VivoPower also announced plans to purchase $100 million worth of Ripple shares.
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