$SCLX·8-K

Scilex Holding Co · May 11, 4:32 PM ET

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Scilex Holding Co 8-K

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Scilex Holding Co Announces Dividend of Dream Bowl Meme Coin I Tokens

What Happened
Scilex Holding Company (SCLX) announced on Form 8-K that its board declared a dividend payable in Dream Bowl Meme Coin I tokens to eligible record holders of its common stock and certain other securities. The Record Date is April 30, 2026 and the Company intends to begin payments on or about May 26, 2026, subject to conditions and the Board’s right to change or revoke the dividend.

Key Details

  • Dividend rate: 5 Dream Bowl Tokens for each 1 share of common stock (or equivalent underlying securities).
  • Record Date: April 30, 2026; Payment Date (planned): May 26, 2026 (Board may change/revoke).
  • Eligible holders: record common stock holders, certain unexercised warrants (excluding publicly traded warrants with $11.50 exercise price), certain Tranche B convertible note holders, and Series A preferred stock holders.
  • Payment conditions: recipients must set up (or have) a Datavault digital wallet and submit an Opt‑In Agreement via the Dividend Website (http://www.SCLXdreambowl1coin.com). Alliance Advisors is the Information Agent and began mailing information letters on May 11, 2026.
  • Additional: the Dream Bowl Tokens were received by Scilex from Datavault AI Inc. (distributed on/after Dec 24, 2025) and do not confer rights to Datavault warrants.

Why It Matters
This is a non‑cash, crypto/token dividend rather than a cash or stock payout. Eligible shareholders must actively opt in and set up a compatible wallet to receive tokens, so failure to follow the steps means no payment. The announcement raises practical considerations for retail investors about custody, transferability, valuation and potential regulatory or legal risks related to tokenized asset distributions. The Board retains discretion to change dates or revoke the dividend, and the company includes standard forward‑looking cautions in the filing.

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