What is Nakamoto's reverse stock split?

It's a move to mash 20-50 shares into one, bumping the price from $0.22 to hopefully over $1, dodging Nasdaq's boot.

Will Nakamoto get delisted from Nasdaq?

Not immediately if shareholders approve, but ongoing dilution and BTC volatility make it a coin flip.

Why is Nakamoto's stock down 99%?

Bitcoin's drop from $126k to $70k nuked it, plus sales of holdings and massive share overhangs.

Nakamoto's Reverse Split Gambit: David Bailey's Bitcoin Bet Fights Nasdaq Axe

Everyone figured bitcoin treasury plays like Nakamoto were invincible after that May 2025 peak. Now? A 99% plunge and a Hail Mary reverse split to cling to Nasdaq.

theAIcatchup Apr 10, 2026 4 min read

Nakamoto stock price chart crashing 99% with reverse split proposal overlay

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Nakamoto's stock plunged 99% from May 2025 peak, now at $0.22, risking Nasdaq delisting. 𝕏
Reverse split 1:20 to 1:50 proposed; also 400M shares registered for resale and $7B shelf. 𝕏
Similar to past hype busts like dot-com era — unlikely to fix underlying bitcoin dependency. 𝕏

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