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Livingston describes this transformation not just as a typical restructuring but as a "corporate exorcism." The company is ripping out its old engines, rewriting its articles of incorporation, and refashioning its entire financial architecture to optimize Bitcoin accumulation. This overhaul includes canceling nearly 400 million warrants, reissuing a smaller batch at higher exercise prices, and reducing its capital stock to a minuscule 1 yen—an extreme measure that creates a massive capital surplus, effectively turning the company into a flexible financial monster capable of continuous, aggressive Bitcoin buying.