[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]  Samsolid [@samsolid57](/creator/twitter/samsolid57) on x 13.8K followers Created: 2025-07-18 21:47:19 UTC HERE IS THE WEBULL FILING IN SIMPLER TERMS AND WHY IT CAN BE BAD! $BULL filing this afternoon is to let an investor (Yorkville) resell up to XXXX million shares under a $X billion standby equity agreement. This isn't a brand new offering... it's tied to a previous deal where Yorkville agreed to buy Webull shares if and when Webull wants to raise cash. The filing is basically legal prep that allows Yorkville to resell those shares later. So no shares are hitting the market right now... but Webull has the green light to issue them at its discretion over the next XX months. Why is this potentially bad? Because it creates a looming source of dilution. If Webull chooses to sell shares to Yorkville, it adds more supply into the market... which can drag down the stock price, especially if it's done repeatedly at lower prices. Yorkville buys at a discount, which means they can turn around and sell for profit, putting even more pressure on the stock. It’s like a silent overhang... no immediate threat, but it’s sitting there, and the market knows it. That's why the stock is still down 10%+ It can recover, but needs to be digested first. XXXXX engagements  **Related Topics** [$1b](/topic/$1b) [resale](/topic/resale) [files](/topic/files) [stocks](/topic/stocks) [investment](/topic/investment) [$bull](/topic/$bull) [bull webull corporation class](/topic/bull-webull-corporation-class) [Post Link](https://x.com/samsolid57/status/1946325938456993902)
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Samsolid @samsolid57 on x 13.8K followers
Created: 2025-07-18 21:47:19 UTC
HERE IS THE WEBULL FILING IN SIMPLER TERMS AND WHY IT CAN BE BAD!
$BULL filing this afternoon is to let an investor (Yorkville) resell up to XXXX million shares under a $X billion standby equity agreement. This isn't a brand new offering... it's tied to a previous deal where Yorkville agreed to buy Webull shares if and when Webull wants to raise cash. The filing is basically legal prep that allows Yorkville to resell those shares later. So no shares are hitting the market right now... but Webull has the green light to issue them at its discretion over the next XX months.
Why is this potentially bad? Because it creates a looming source of dilution. If Webull chooses to sell shares to Yorkville, it adds more supply into the market... which can drag down the stock price, especially if it's done repeatedly at lower prices. Yorkville buys at a discount, which means they can turn around and sell for profit, putting even more pressure on the stock. It’s like a silent overhang... no immediate threat, but it’s sitting there, and the market knows it.
That's why the stock is still down 10%+ It can recover, but needs to be digested first.
XXXXX engagements
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