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The company owns 5,058 Bitcoin, ranking it as the 20th largest publicly traded BTC treasury company, according to data from Bitcoin Treasuries. Nakamoto (NAKA) is trading down more than 10% on Wednesday just days after the Bitcoin treasury company completed a 1-for-40 reverse stock split undertaken to stay compliant with the Nasdaq stock exchange’s listing criteria.  NAKA stock is down by about 67% year-to-date (YTD) and by more than 99% since its May 2025 peak of about $34 per share, reaching a low of about $0.16 per share in April before the reverse stock split on Friday. Nasdaq warned the company in December that its shares would be delisted after trading below $1 for at least 30 consecutive days, according to a Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filing. Read more

Shares in Nakamoto closed Wednesday at 16 cents. They are down more than 99% from May last year, when the stock traded above $25. Bitcoin treasury company Nakamoto is moving ahead with a shareholder-approved 1-for-40 reverse stock split on Friday in an effort to avoid delisting from the Nasdaq Stock Exchange. The company received a notice from the Nasdaq on Dec. 10, warning that its stock price had fallen below the $1 minimum for 30 consecutive business days, according to an SEC filing. Nakamoto has until June 8 to address the issue and keep its stock above $1 for at least 10 days.  A reverse stock split reduces the number of shares outstanding. In a 1-for-40 split, every 40 shares are combined into one. After completion, Nakamoto’s total common shares will drop from 696.1 million to 17.4 million, the company said Wednesday. Read more

Nakamoto CEO David Bailey said the company is focused on scaling its Bitcoin treasury, services and trading strategies for the remainder of 2026. Bitcoin company Nakamoto saw a 500% quarter-on-quarter increase in Q1 revenue after completing two key strategic acquisitions in February aimed at expanding its footprint across the Bitcoin ecosystem.  Despite recording a $238.8 million net loss, Nakamoto CEO David Bailey said Wednesday that Q1 “marked a transformational period” for the company as it closed the acquisitions of Bitcoin-focused news outlet BTC Inc. and Bitcoin-focused investment platform UTXO Management. More than $1.1 million of Nakamoto’s revenue came from its new Bitcoin treasury and derivatives strategy, $800,000 from its media business, $500,000 from healthcare operations and $200,000 from asset management services.  Read more

Nakamoto launched a Bitcoin derivatives program with Bitwise and Kraken, aiming to generate options premiums and hedge part of its BTC treasury exposure. Nasdaq-listed Bitcoin treasury company Nakamoto announced on Friday an actively managed Bitcoin derivatives program designed to generate recurring income from volatility while hedging part of its downside exposure. Nakamoto said the program has been in place since the first quarter of 2026 and uses a portion of the company’s Bitcoin holdings as collateral for a derivatives strategy managed by Bitwise Asset Management in a separately managed account. Under the arrangement, a portion of the company’s Bitcoin is held in Kraken’s qualified custody solution and used as collateral for a derivatives strategy managed by Bitwise Asset Management in a separately managed account. Read more

Nakamoto will acquire BTC Inc and UTXO in an all-stock deal, consolidating Bitcoin media, events and asset management under one Nasdaq-listed company. Nakamoto, the Bitcoin treasury company formerly known as KindlyMD, has signed definitive agreements to acquire BTC Inc and UTXO Management GP, advancing its plan to build a Bitcoin-native operating company. The transaction will be financed entirely with Nakamoto’s common stock under a previously disclosed call option contained in a Marketing Services Agreement (MSA) with BTC Inc. The MSA granted Nakamoto the right to acquire BTC Inc, which in turn held a call option to acquire UTXO, the company disclosed Tuesday.  Under the terms, BTC Inc and UTXO holders will receive 363,589,816 shares of Nakamoto common stock on a fully diluted basis.  Read more

Author Benjamin Wallace searched for years to find the real identity of Satoshi Nakamoto but concluded the mystery is more valuable unsolved. Benjamin Wallace has an amusingly direct way of trying to solve the identity of Bitcoins creator in his book The Mysterious Mr Nakamoto. He just asks every possible candidate: Are you Satoshi Nakamoto? I still didnt rule out the possibility that Nakamoto was frustrated no one had bothered to simply ask him, Wallace writes. It seems like every other week, theres another newspaper investigation, documentary or nonfiction book promising to unmask Satoshi.  Read more

Author Benjamin Wallace searched for years to find the real identity of Satoshi Nakamoto but concluded the mystery is more valuable unsolved. Benjamin Wallace has an amusingly direct way of trying to solve the identity of Bitcoins creator in his book The Mysterious Mr Nakamoto. He just asks every possible candidate: Are you Satoshi Nakamoto? I still didnt rule out the possibility that Nakamoto was frustrated no one had bothered to simply ask him, Wallace writes. It seems like every other week, theres another newspaper investigation, documentary or nonfiction book promising to unmask Satoshi.  Read more

Author Benjamin Wallace searched for years to find the real identity of Satoshi Nakamoto but concluded the mystery is more valuable unsolved. Benjamin Wallace has an amusingly direct way of trying to solve the identity of Bitcoins creator in his book The Mysterious Mr Nakamoto. He just asks every possible candidate: Are you Satoshi Nakamoto? I still didnt rule out the possibility that Nakamoto was frustrated no one had bothered to simply ask him, Wallace writes. It seems like every other week, theres another newspaper investigation, documentary or nonfiction book promising to unmask Satoshi.  Read more

Author Benjamin Wallace searched for years to find the real identity of Satoshi Nakamoto but concluded the mystery is more valuable unsolved. Benjamin Wallace has an amusingly direct way of trying to solve the identity of Bitcoins creator in his book The Mysterious Mr Nakamoto. He just asks every possible candidate: Are you Satoshi Nakamoto? I still didnt rule out the possibility that Nakamoto was frustrated no one had bothered to simply ask him, Wallace writes. It seems like every other week, theres another newspaper investigation, documentary or nonfiction book promising to unmask Satoshi.  Read more

Author Benjamin Wallace searched for years to find the real identity of Satoshi Nakamoto but concluded the mystery is more valuable unsolved. Benjamin Wallace has an amusingly direct way of trying to solve the identity of Bitcoins creator in his book The Mysterious Mr Nakamoto. He just asks every possible candidate: Are you Satoshi Nakamoto? I still didnt rule out the possibility that Nakamoto was frustrated no one had bothered to simply ask him, Wallace writes. It seems like every other week, theres another newspaper investigation, documentary or nonfiction book promising to unmask Satoshi.  Read more

Author Benjamin Wallace searched for years to find the real identity of Satoshi Nakamoto but concluded the mystery is more valuable unsolved. Benjamin Wallace has an amusingly direct way of trying to solve the identity of Bitcoins creator in his book The Mysterious Mr Nakamoto. He just asks every possible candidate: Are you Satoshi Nakamoto? I still didnt rule out the possibility that Nakamoto was frustrated no one had bothered to simply ask him, Wallace writes. It seems like every other week, theres another newspaper investigation, documentary or nonfiction book promising to unmask Satoshi.  Read more

Author Benjamin Wallace searched for years to find the real identity of Satoshi Nakamoto but concluded the mystery is more valuable unsolved. Benjamin Wallace has an amusingly direct way of trying to solve the identity of Bitcoins creator in his book The Mysterious Mr Nakamoto. He just asks every possible candidate: Are you Satoshi Nakamoto? I still didnt rule out the possibility that Nakamoto was frustrated no one had bothered to simply ask him, Wallace writes. It seems like every other week, theres another newspaper investigation, documentary or nonfiction book promising to unmask Satoshi.  Read more

Author Benjamin Wallace searched for years to find the real identity of Satoshi Nakamoto but concluded the mystery is more valuable unsolved. Benjamin Wallace has an amusingly direct way of trying to solve the identity of Bitcoins creator in his book The Mysterious Mr Nakamoto. He just asks every possible candidate: Are you Satoshi Nakamoto? I still didnt rule out the possibility that Nakamoto was frustrated no one had bothered to simply ask him, Wallace writes. It seems like every other week, theres another newspaper investigation, documentary or nonfiction book promising to unmask Satoshi.  Read more

Author Benjamin Wallace searched for years to find the real identity of Satoshi Nakamoto but concluded the mystery is more valuable unsolved. Benjamin Wallace has an amusingly direct way of trying to solve the identity of Bitcoins creator in his book The Mysterious Mr Nakamoto. He just asks every possible candidate: Are you Satoshi Nakamoto? I still didnt rule out the possibility that Nakamoto was frustrated no one had bothered to simply ask him, Wallace writes. It seems like every other week, theres another newspaper investigation, documentary or nonfiction book promising to unmask Satoshi.  Read more

Author Benjamin Wallace searched for years to find the real identity of Satoshi Nakamoto but concluded the mystery is more valuable unsolved. Benjamin Wallace has an amusingly direct way of trying to solve the identity of Bitcoins creator in his book The Mysterious Mr Nakamoto. He just asks every possible candidate: Are you Satoshi Nakamoto? I still didnt rule out the possibility that Nakamoto was frustrated no one had bothered to simply ask him, Wallace writes. It seems like every other week, theres another newspaper investigation, documentary or nonfiction book promising to unmask Satoshi.  Read more

Author Benjamin Wallace searched for years to find the real identity of Satoshi Nakamoto but concluded the mystery is more valuable unsolved. Benjamin Wallace has an amusingly direct way of trying to solve the identity of Bitcoins creator in his book The Mysterious Mr Nakamoto. He just asks every possible candidate: Are you Satoshi Nakamoto? I still didnt rule out the possibility that Nakamoto was frustrated no one had bothered to simply ask him, Wallace writes. It seems like every other week, theres another newspaper investigation, documentary or nonfiction book promising to unmask Satoshi.  Read more

Author Benjamin Wallace searched for years to find the real identity of Satoshi Nakamoto but concluded the mystery is more valuable unsolved. Benjamin Wallace has an amusingly direct way of trying to solve the identity of Bitcoins creator in his book The Mysterious Mr Nakamoto. He just asks every possible candidate: Are you Satoshi Nakamoto? I still didnt rule out the possibility that Nakamoto was frustrated no one had bothered to simply ask him, Wallace writes. It seems like every other week, theres another newspaper investigation, documentary or nonfiction book promising to unmask Satoshi.  Read more

Author Benjamin Wallace searched for years to find the real identity of Satoshi Nakamoto but concluded the mystery is more valuable unsolved. Benjamin Wallace has an amusingly direct way of trying to solve the identity of Bitcoins creator in his book The Mysterious Mr Nakamoto. He just asks every possible candidate: Are you Satoshi Nakamoto? I still didnt rule out the possibility that Nakamoto was frustrated no one had bothered to simply ask him, Wallace writes. It seems like every other week, theres another newspaper investigation, documentary or nonfiction book promising to unmask Satoshi.  Read more

Author Benjamin Wallace searched for years to find the real identity of Satoshi Nakamoto but concluded the mystery is more valuable unsolved. Benjamin Wallace has an amusingly direct way of trying to solve the identity of Bitcoins creator in his book The Mysterious Mr Nakamoto. He just asks every possible candidate: Are you Satoshi Nakamoto? I still didnt rule out the possibility that Nakamoto was frustrated no one had bothered to simply ask him, Wallace writes. It seems like every other week, theres another newspaper investigation, documentary or nonfiction book promising to unmask Satoshi.  Read more

Author Benjamin Wallace searched for years to find the real identity of Satoshi Nakamoto but concluded the mystery is more valuable unsolved. Benjamin Wallace has an amusingly direct way of trying to solve the identity of Bitcoins creator in his book The Mysterious Mr Nakamoto. He just asks every possible candidate: Are you Satoshi Nakamoto? I still didnt rule out the possibility that Nakamoto was frustrated no one had bothered to simply ask him, Wallace writes. It seems like every other week, theres another newspaper investigation, documentary or nonfiction book promising to unmask Satoshi.  Read more