Core Viewpoint - The financing behavior of Delin Holdings, utilizing the "old before new" model, has led to significant stock price fluctuations, raising investor concerns about potential dilution and the implications of the financing strategy [2][3][4]. Financing Model - The "old before new" financing model involves two main steps: first, the major shareholder sells existing shares to a placement agent, who then sells them to market investors to quickly raise funds; second, the company issues an equal number of new shares to the major shareholder to restore their ownership percentage [2][9]. - This model is not uncommon in the Hong Kong market and has been used by companies like Tencent, Meituan, and Anta Sports for strategic development or shareholder structure optimization [2][9]. Market Reaction - Following the announcement of the financing plan, Delin Holdings' stock price dropped nearly 9%, with a trading volume of 988 million HKD, indicating a negative market response despite previous significant gains [3][4]. - The financing plan involves the placement of 201 million shares, representing approximately 11.96% of the expanded share capital, at a price of 2.95 HKD per share, which is an 11.94% discount to the closing price on August 6 [2][4][6]. Shareholder Impact - Although the major shareholder will maintain their ownership percentage through the issuance of new shares, the overall increase in total share capital will dilute the equity stakes of other shareholders [8][9]. - The financing plan includes a special subscription plan for the major shareholder to increase their stake, which may further complicate the equity structure [8]. Use of Proceeds - Approximately 30% of the net proceeds from the financing will be allocated to support strategic acquisitions and investments, including the expansion of the Real-World Asset (RWA) tokenization plan, which involves developing Bitcoin mining operations and establishing a licensed virtual asset trading network in Hong Kong [10][11]. - The RWA tokenization initiative aims to convert real-world assets into digital tokens for trading and other operations, with an initial target value of up to 500 million HKD in assets [11].