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KindlyMD and Nakamoto raise $51.5 million in new PIPE financing to support Bitcoin Reserve Program

Kindly MD, Inc. (NASDAQ: NAKA), which had previously announced plans to merge with the Bitcoin native holding company Nakamoto Holdings Inc., has completed an additional $51.5 million private placement public listing financing ("PIPE financing") to support its plan to establish a Bitcoin reserve.

As of now, KindlyMD has raised approximately $563 million through PIPE financing, and a total of approximately $763 million including convertible bonds.

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