AIxCrypto Provides Additional Context on Schedule 14C Filing and Disciplined Capital Strategy to Advance RoboShare’s Next Stage of Growth

AIxCrypto Holdings, Inc. (Nasdaq: AIXC) (“AIxC” or the “Company”) provided additional context regarding its recent Schedule 14C filing and the Company’s existing $50 million equity line of credit (“ELOC”), highlighting how the facility is intended to provide flexible access to capital as AIxC advances the measured expansion of its RoboShare business toward becoming a leading robot-sharing platform in the U.S., with the support from its largest shareholder Faraday Future.

While the emerging U.S. robot-sharing market presents certain challenges, AIxC believes it also represents a critical first-mover opportunity. AIxC aims to build a scalable platform across key U.S. regions, while using operational data from early deployments to continuously refine its services and operating model.

The ELOC is intended to serve as a flexible capital facility rather than a commitment to raise a predetermined amount of capital or issue shares upfront, as RoboShare moves from initial commercial validation toward broader market development. Importantly, the availability of the facility does not itself require the Company to immediately issue shares or draw the full amount of available capital. Subject to the terms and conditions of the Purchase Agreement, AIxC retains discretion over whether and when to initiate a draw and the amount of capital accessed under the facility. The Company has not issued or sold any shares in a subsequent capital raise since Faraday Future’s PIPE investment in 2025.

The Company intends to evaluate any future use of the ELOC prudently, based on actual business requirements, market conditions and the potential impact on all existing stockholders, with the objective of minimizing unnecessary dilution. The Company does not intend to raise capital simply because capacity is available under the ELOC. The Company expects to balance access to growth capital with disciplined capital deployment as RoboShare advances its Physical AI and robotics strategy. Potential dilution is not predetermined and will depend on the amount of capital raised and the prevailing share price, with higher share prices generally requiring fewer shares.

Supporting the Next Stage of RoboShare Growth

RoboShare is intended to be the core operating platform supporting AIxC’s transition into Physical AI and robotics operations. The Company believes the robotics industry is entering a stage in which value creation will increasingly depend on both the manufacturing of robots and the operating infrastructure required to put those robots to productive commercial use. While hardware capabilities have advanced rapidly, the cost of robot ownership remains beyond the reach of many potential commercial users, while robots that have already been sold may remain underutilized. RoboShare is building an operating platform designed to connect robot owners with customers and make robotic capabilities available, without requiring every customer to purchase equipment directly.

RoboShare is designed as an asset-light marketplace that can onboard qualified robots owned by customers and other asset owners, enabling the platform to expand available supply, robot categories and geographic coverage without requiring a corresponding increase in assets held on AIxC’s balance sheet.

RoboShare has begun securing commercial engagements and generating revenue. Because RoboShare is designed as an asset-light marketplace, the Company does not currently intend to build growth primarily through large-scale ownership of robot inventory. This structure is expected to allow capital deployment to scale more closely with demonstrated commercial demand.

ELOC Is Currently Subject to a Defined Share Limit

The facility is subject to an aggregate limit of up to 55 million shares under the Purchase Agreement. The Company’s recent Schedule 14C filing relates to the written consent of the Company’s majority stockholder associated with the existing $50 million ELOC. The filing should not be interpreted as an indication that AIxC intends to immediately issue the maximum number of shares authorized or immediately draw the full amount available under the ELOC. The Company will provide disclosure regarding utilization of the ELOC in accordance with applicable securities laws and disclosure requirements.

Authorized Shares and ELOC Are Separate Concepts

Authorized shares represent the maximum number of shares the Company is permitted to issue and do not represent shares that have been issued or are required to be issued. AIxC’s 225 million authorized share capacity was established prior to the FFAI-related PIPE transaction, and the $50 million ELOC should not be interpreted as an intention or obligation to issue shares up to that amount.