The extraordinary general meeting held in Dallas greenlit the consolidation of Class A and Class B ordinary shares, allowing the board of directors to set a specific ratio or proceed with no change at all. Should the board move forward, any fractional shares resulting from the math will be cancelled and returned to the company's pool of unissued capital without compensation to holders.

Alongside the consolidation measure, investors approved the adoption of a fifth amended memorandum and articles of association. This legal update is designed to align the company's governing documents with the proposed share structure. Cango, a global Bitcoin mining firm with operations spanning from North America to East Africa, noted that further details regarding the timing and final consolidation ratio will be released once the board reaches a definitive decision.