The company intends to issue 19,230,769 units priced at $0.026 each. Every unit includes one common share and a half-warrant, the latter exercisable at $0.08 within a one-year window. Proceeds from the offering will support working capital, technology development, and treasury investments, specifically targeting MicroStrategy call options and Bitcoin-linked ETFs. Belgravia currently holds roughly $1,000,000 in assets, including Bitcoin and shares of DELX.

Management is simultaneously restructuring its financial oversight. R. Duncan MacPherson, an international tax specialist, has been appointed as CFO, while Tanya Anikshteyn joins the team as associate controller. MacPherson, who maintains his role at the company’s subsidiary Gravitio.ai, brings extensive experience in cross-border compliance and enterprise valuation. Former consultant Ande Le will assist in the transition of these responsibilities. The firm continues to utilize its Gravitio.ai tools to refine investment strategies as it manages the volatility associated with its digital asset portfolio.