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Full Alliance Group, Inc. (OTC: FAGI) is stepping into the spotlight after becoming the first publicly traded company to adopt a fully compliant, blockchain-based digital preferred equity framework—an innovation that could significantly reshape how micro-cap and OTC companies structure capital, protect shareholders, and unlock value.

The milestone follows FAGI’s strategic adoption of the Series QDP™ (Quantum Digital Preferred) framework, a next-generation solution designed to modernize preferred stock through blockchain verification, transparency, and regulatory-aligned digital issuance. The move places Full Alliance Group at the forefront of digital securities innovation at a time when investors are increasingly focused on dilution control, transparency, and long-term capital efficiency.

Why This Matters for Investors

Traditional preferred stock markets—particularly in the OTC space—have long suffered from opaque supply verification, inefficient settlement processes, limited liquidity, and heightened dilution risk. The Series QDP™ framework directly addresses these challenges by converting preferred equity into blockchain-verified digital securities, offering real-time supply transparency, secure transfer mechanisms, and enhanced shareholder confidence.

For investors, this represents a meaningful shift away from legacy structures toward a more modern, verifiable, and investor-aligned capital framework—one that could ultimately support stronger valuation multiples as adoption expands.

A Multi-Phase Capital Structure Upgrade

Under its implementation plan, Full Alliance Group will roll out a comprehensive modernization strategy that includes:

• Issuing digital preferred dividends to existing common shareholders

• Allowing current preferred holders to convert into a unified Series QDP™ class

• Establishing a dedicated trading symbol designed to support blockchain-backed transparency

• Introducing participation units that separate engagement mechanisms from investment securities

This approach is designed to enhance capital clarity while creating new mechanisms for shareholder participation—an uncommon initiative among OTC-traded companies.

Founding Shareholder Position Adds Strategic Upside

In addition to adopting the framework, Full Alliance Group has become a founding shareholder in the digital preferred infrastructure provider itself, receiving Series QDP™ equity as part of the partnership. This alignment positions FAGI to benefit not only from its own implementation but also from broader industry adoption as other public and private companies pursue similar modernization strategies.

For investors, this adds an additional layer of long-term optionality tied to the expansion of digital securities infrastructure across capital markets.

Beyond Blockchain: A Diversified Operating Platform

While the digital preferred initiative is drawing attention, FAGI operates as a diversified holding company with revenue-generating businesses and next-generation blockchain infrastructure development through subsidiaries including Qubitera Holdings and YAHBEE.

This combination of operating subsidiaries and forward-looking digital infrastructure distinguishes FAGI from many micro-cap peers that rely solely on speculative narratives without underlying operational activity.

Why the Market May Be Undervaluing FAGI

Despite its strategic positioning, FAGI continues to trade at levels that do not yet appear to reflect:

• Its first-mover status in compliant digital preferred equity

• Its role as a founding participant in emerging capital markets infrastructure

• Its diversified operational footprint

As institutional and retail investors increasingly focus on transparency, dilution mitigation, and blockchain-enabled financial systems, companies that have already laid this groundwork may attract renewed attention.

Looking Ahead

Full Alliance Group’s adoption of Series QDP™ represents more than a technical upgrade—it signals a fundamental evolution in how small-cap public companies can protect shareholders, modernize capital structures, and compete for investor capital.

As digital securities move closer to mainstream adoption, FAGI stands out as one of the earliest public companies to execute—not just discuss—this transition. For investors seeking undervalued micro-cap opportunities with structural innovation, Full Alliance Group is a name increasingly difficult to ignore heading into 2026.

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