Roundtable Details Post-Merger Capitalization Strategy with Ryvyl

Roundtable CEO James Heckman detailed the company's post-merger capitalization strategy following the April 1 shareholder approval of its merger with Ryvyl. The merger was approved by approximately 99% of votes cast by shareholders. This communication provides additional detail for shareholders, following last week's meeting announcement, including details of the 85% equity capitalization table lock up. The combined entity is expected to have approximately 13.5M total shares outstanding. Of those, approximately 2M shares are expected to be available for public trading, with the remaining 11.5M shares, representing approximately 85% of the total outstanding shares, subject to a one year lock up provision. Prior to the merger, Ryvyl effected a reverse stock split to secure compliance with Nasdaq listing requirements, while Roundtable invested $6M into Ryvyl to ensure shareholder equity compliance. Approximately 2M share public float designed to meet Nasdaq listing requirements, comprising approximately 1.25M existing Ryvyl shares and approximately 750,000 shares issued in connection with the Roundtable merger. $35M of new capital was invested to support the merger and accelerate major media brand customer adoption. This follows over $10M of R&D investment in RTB's "DeWeb" acquired, Web3 media platform, primarily funded by Binance and Roundtable founding investors.