Matador Technologies Inc. (TSXV: Mata, Otcqb: Mataf), a technological society focused on Bitcoin, has announced that it has closed the second tranche of its private non -broker positioning, collecting C $ 1,644,300 in terms of bitcoin reserves.
“Each unit consists of a common share and half of a mandate of purchase of common shares,” he declared in the press release. “Each mandate gives entitled to the owner to acquire an additional common action of the company at the price of $ 0.77 for a period of twelve months from the date of issue.”
Warrant are subject to acceleration if Matador’s actions exchange at $ 1.15 or greater than five days of consecutive negotiation at any time following the date which is four months and one day after the closing date.
The securities of the second tranche are under a period of waiting that lasts until October 5, 2025. As part of the agreement, the company has also paid Finder’s commissions for a total of $ 95,582 and issued 152,165 Warrant broker on the same terms.
This follows the first tranche of the offer, announced on May 30, 2025, which included an investment of 1.5 million dollars from Arrington Capital, a company for managing digital activities co-founded by Michael Arrington.
“We are excited to welcome Arrington Capital as a strategic investor,” said Matador Technologies CEO Inc. Deven Soni. “Their deep conviction in the Bitcoin ecosystem and the global perspective on digital resources perfectly align with Matador’s vision. This investment improves our ability to accelerate the development of Bitcoin native financial products and resize our platform globally.”
In that tranche, Matador emitted 2,419,354 units according to the same terms. Each by including a common share and the middle mandate, with complete mandates that can be exercised at $ 0.77 for a year. Like the second tranche, those warrants are also subject to acceleration if the actions price reaches $ 1.15 for five days of consecutive trading after the initial four -month period.
“This is much more than a simple capital increase: it is a signal that the best digital activities in the world see the same future we do,” said Matador Mark Moss’s Chief Visionary Officer.
“In Matador, we believe that the next wave of global financial infrastructures will be built on digital activities,” said Moss. “Aligning with Hodl, we are not just expanding geographically: we are expanding the scope of the ecosystem of digital resources in a key innovation hub.”