Now, on the flip side, the company's in advanced merger talks with a nuclear fus...

…And according to SEC filings, a significant portion of their Bitcoin holdings are pledged as collateral against convertible debt, exposing the position to margin call risk if Bitcoin keeps dropping, which is not good. The CEO resigned mid-crisis and insider selling is documented in SEC filings from March and May. Now, on the flip side, the company's in advanced merger talks with a nuclear fusion firm called TAE Technologies, which means shareholders who bought DJT as a Bitcoin proxy may end up owning an energy company instead. Nakamoto Holdings posted a $238 million Q1 loss, has 87% of its BTC pledged as collateral, and the CEO's compensation reportedly jumped sevenfold while the company sold 284 BTC just to fund working capital. And of course, we should absolutely trust that a company selling its core asset to pay operating expenses while paying its CEO 7 times more is…