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Talk about the SUI Microstrategy US stock company and the SUI Foundation's financing of 500 million dollars.
It's no wonder that the $SUI Foundation knows how to stir things up; this time, the micro-strategy of SUI in the US stock market is much more sophisticated than that of other altcoins.
Sui's recent funding of up to 500 million USD is not a traditional one-time financing, but rather conducted through a method called "Equity Line Agreement." This method offers greater flexibility and control compared to directly selling tokens in the secondary market (like MicroStrategy) or traditional debt financing.
Specifically:
This is a financing tool for directed issuance/staged issuance, targeting A.G.P. / Alliance Global Partners;
Mill City Ventures, where Sui is located, has obtained the right, but not the obligation, to sell common stock of the company to A.G.P. at some point in the future.
The financing limit is set at 500 million USD, and the company can independently choose when to sell and how much to sell based on factors such as funding needs and market prices.
The funds obtained will be used to promote the Sui Treasury Strategy;
The initiative is entirely in the hands of the company, which can avoid the pressure of one-time large-scale equity dilution while maintaining a high level of financing efficiency.
Compared to traditional ATM models, this structure is also more deterministic and less affected by market liquidity fluctuations.
In summary, this design essentially provides Sui with a flexible "fund withdrawal pool" that neither directly impacts the stock price nor can it be called upon at any time when funds are needed to purchase Sui, making it a more robust operational approach.
This financing method is indeed flexible and smart. Looking forward to seeing SUI's performance in the future.