Ryvyl

Roundtable CEO James Heckman disclosed the capital structure after shareholders approved the merger with RYVYL: the combined company has about 13.5 million outstanding shares, of which roughly 2 million are freely tradable and 11.5 million (85%) are subject to a one-year lock-up, after which they will be released gradually over 12 months. Roundtable invested $6 million in RYVYL; a total of $35 million in new capital was provided, including $2 million from UTXO at a $150 million valuation (~$11.15 per share). The stock rose 24% after the announcement to $5.64 currently, but is down about 81% year-to-date; InvestingPro points to high cash burn and short-term liabilities exceeding liquid funds. In addition, Roundtable signed a binding agreement to acquire a majority stake in a digital media company and made a $10 million deposit. » More on de.investing.com

RYVYL shareholders approved the merger with RTB Digital (Roundtable) at an extraordinary general meeting on April 1, 2026; CEO James Heckman reported 99% approval. With the clearance, the last corporate-law hurdle has been taken and closing of the transaction is expected shortly, subject to NASDAQ approval of the application already filed. RYVYL is facing economic headwinds: the stock fell 83% over the past year to $5.78 and market capitalization is about $5.88 million, near the 52-week low. The announcement warns that risks remain, including the possible need for a reverse stock split to meet NASDAQ listing requirements. » More on de.investing.com