ReserveOne Submits Draft Registration Statement for Business Combination with M3-Brigade

ReserveOne submits SEC filing for merger with M3-Brigade, aiming to list on Nasdaq under “RONE” and offer a diversified digital asset platform.

Fridah Kangai
September 25, 2025
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ReserveOne files for Nasdaq listing in business combination with M3-Brigade.
SEC filing moves ReserveOne closer to cryptocurrency-focused public platform.
M3-Brigade and ReserveOne aim to create long-term digital asset value.

ReserveOne Inc. has confidentially submitted a draft registration statement on Form S-4 with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), moving closer to its business combination with M3-Brigade Acquisition V Corp. Pubco will be formed by the proposed deal that was first announced in July 2025. Upon its completion, Pubco is unlikely to be listed on Nasdaq with a ticker symbol RONE. The filing is a significant move in the merging process, which will provide ReserveOne with an avenue to tap into the public markets.

ReserveOne is a digital asset company that seeks to connect the old financial structure with the new world of cryptocurrencies. The business merger will make ReserveOne competitive by providing a diversified digital asset treasury strategy and attracting investors who seek to be exposed to the expanding digital economy. The acquisition merger with M3-Brigade, a self-purpose acquisition company (SPAC), is in line with the reserves’ vision to merge crypto innovation with the known financial nature.

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Advancing Through Regulatory and Approval Steps

The SEC is reviewing the draft registration statement, and this must be done before proceeding. The shareholders of M3-Brigade will also be required to approve the business combination to enable it to move on. As these processes are being done, risks are involved, such as regulatory delays and the amount of shareholder redemptions, which may affect the ultimate result. In case the deal is passed, ReserveOne will change its name to Pubco, and the new company will be listed on Nasdaq.

M3-Brigade has collaborated with businesses in its energy, infrastructural, and digital assets sectors. The merger is part of M3-Brigade’s strategy to invest in companies with transformational growth prospects.

Strategic Growth and Investor Access

After the business combination is achieved, Pubco will offer a platform that will combine the credibility of the public markets with the potential of cryptocurrency. The approach is likely to create long-term value for the investors and make ReserveOne in line with the rising popularity of digital assets. As the registration statement is filed, it marks the second step in the merger process, and the shareholders will be able to go through the proxy statement and prospectus after they are filed with the SEC.

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