KindlyMD, Inc. is securing shareholder approval for its proposal to merge with Nakamoto Holdings Inc., telling us a major step towards becoming one of the largest Bitcoin finance companies in the market.
The majority of KindlyMD shareholders submitted written consent on May 18, 2025 in favor of the merger. The transaction is expected to close in the third quarter of 2025, following review and distribution of information statements to SEC shareholders. Under current terms, transactions will close 20 days after the statement is mailed.
Full release: https://t.co/jsn4xnw1dk
“We are pleased to be able to achieve this important milestone in the merger process,” said Tim Pickett, CEO of KindlyMD. “As a combined company, we leverage Bitcoin’s advantages and real-world utilities to strengthen our company and dowing it…pic.twitter.com/ypd3ajzfnf– kindlymd (@kindlymd) May 20, 2025
“This milestone brings us a step closer to unlocking the potential of Bitcoin KindlyMD shareholders,” said David Bailey, founder and CEO of Nakamoto. “We are grateful that Bitcoin is a central part of our corporate balance sheet and that we share our vision for a future where global capital market investors are exposed to the world’s largest storage of assets and value.”
Nakamoto builds a global portfolio of companies that are consistent with the core principles of Bitcoin. Through financial strategy and targeted acquisitions, the company aims to redefine the capital market infrastructure using Bitcoin in its centre.
KindlyMD, on the other hand, brings a unique model of integrated targets to the table. Target = “_ blank”>KindlyMD CEO Tim Pickett highlighted the strategic benefits of the contract. “We are delighted to achieve this important milestone in the merger process.
Disclosure: Nakamoto is working with BTC Inc, the parent company of Bitcoin Magazine, to build the first global network of Bitcoin Treasury Companies, where BTC Inc offers specific marketing services to Nakamoto. More details about this can be found here.
This post KindlyMD shareholder approved a merger with Bitcoin Treasury Company Nakamoto, making his first appearance on Bitcoin Magazine, written by Jenna Montgomery.
