The crypto platform’s Form S-3 registration, filed June 26, 2025, allows it to sell Class A common stock, preferred stock, debt securities, warrants, or units in one or more future offerings. Proceeds may support working capital and “general corporate purposes,” per the prospectus. The shelf mechanism provides flexibility to raise capital opportunistically over time without new SEC filings.

BKKT share performance as of June 26, 2025.

Bakkt’s updated investment policy, disclosed on June 10, 2025, explicitly permits bitcoin (BTC) and digital asset acquisitions using cash reserves, financing proceeds, or other capital. The policy aims to align treasury strategy with crypto market exposure, though the firm noted no purchases have yet occurred.

The SEC filing highlights significant business challenges, including client concentration and non-renewal of a major contract. Bakkt’s loyalty segment faces potential divestment as it refocuses on crypto services. A March 2025 cooperation agreement with Distributed Technologies Research Global Ltd. aims to integrate payment-processing technology.

Regulatory uncertainties feature prominently in risk disclosures. Bakkt warned that evolving crypto rules, potential security classification of digital assets, and banking access disruptions could materially impact operations. Cybersecurity threats to digital holdings and operational hurdles in integrating new assets were also cited.

Bakkt did not specify a timeline for securities sales but the crypto community is amped up about this prospect. Its Class A shares (NYSE: BKKT) and public warrants (BKKT WS) remain listed. The shelf offering requires prospectus supplements detailing terms for each tranche. If Bakkt does allocate to bitcoin, the company will join a slew of firms using the same strategy.

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