Alpha Modus Holdings Raises USD 250 Million in Bitcoin, Meets Nasdaq's Equity Requirement

Alpha Modus Holdings, a vertical artificial intelligence and intellectual property company, closed a private investment in public equity on October 1, 2026, where investors paid with Bitcoin (BTC) valued at over USD 250 million. This investment was valued at about USD 83,612.20 per coin, and the company issued 51.62 million Class A shares in return. The equity now exceeds USD 200 million, meeting Nasdaq's minimum requirement of USD 2.5 million.

Nasdaq staff confirmed compliance with Listing Rule 5550(b)(1) on October 1, but warned that failure to evidence compliance in the next periodic report could lead to delisting. The company's equity is now concentrated in one volatile asset, Bitcoin (BTC), which poses risks. At about USD 86,000 per coin on October 2, roughly 2,990 Bitcoin (BTC) would be worth about USD 257 million, but a 30% fall would remove about USD 77 million of equity.

The company has fixed its listing problem, but the compliance requirement is continuous. The market reacted strongly, with shares jumping 60.68% after hours to USD 1.88, but the share count and Bitcoin (BTC) prices will be crucial to watch in the next periodic report.