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SEC filingGreenlane pivoted to a digital asset treasury strategy, with executive turnover and capital raising, while legacy operations wound down.
Greenlane underwent a fundamental strategic transformation during fiscal 2025, shifting from its legacy cannabis accessories business to a digital asset treasury strategy. The Board established a new Digital Assets Committee, chaired by Bruce Linton, to oversee strategy, risk management, and controls related to digital asset activities. In February 2026, the company entered into token purchase and lending agreements with Berachain Operations Corporation to acquire and manage BERA tokens, signaling a concrete step into crypto treasury operations. This pivot represents a radical departure from the company's historical operations and introduces new risk factors including market volatility, cybersecurity, and regulatory compliance.
To fund its strategic pivot, Greenlane raised capital through a PIPE financing in October 2025. The company also issued strategic advisory warrants to new directors and the Chief Investment Officer, aligning incentives with the new digital asset focus. The Board was reconstituted with members possessing digital asset expertise, and Bruce Linton was appointed Chairman, bringing significant experience in the crypto space.
The company engaged in related-party transactions with BSQD Corp., a firm controlled by the CIO, for BERA token sourcing. These transactions were conducted on arm's-length terms and approved by the Audit Committee. Additionally, no liability was recorded under the Tax Receivable Agreement due to a full valuation allowance against deferred tax assets, reflecting the company's uncertain tax position. The wind-down of legacy operations continues, with remaining liabilities being settled as part of the strategic shift.