A major shareholder, Tice P. Brown, is demanding that Empery Digital abandon its Bitcoin-focused strategy, sell its 4,081 BTC holdings, and redistribute the proceeds to investors. Brown, who owns 9.8% of the shares, also called for the resignation of the CEO and the entire board, citing concerns about entrenched management and the long-term viability of a Bitcoin-centric treasury strategy. The dispute highlights growing tensions between management and dissident investors regarding capital allocation, governance, and the sustainability of crypto-treasury models amidst evolving market conditions.
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Empery Digital shareholder demands sale of 4,000+ BTC, resignations
A major shareholder, Tice P. Brown, is demanding that Empery Digital abandon its Bitcoin-focused strategy, sell its 4,081 BTC holdings, and redistribute the proceeds to investors. Brown, who owns 9.8% of the shares, also called for the resignation of the CEO and the entire board, citing concerns about entrenched management and the long-term viability of a Bitcoin-centric treasury strategy. The dispute highlights growing tensions between management and dissident investors regarding capital allocation, governance, and the sustainability of crypto-treasury models amidst evolving market conditions.