Webstar Technology Group Inc. 8-K

What Happened

• Webstar Technology Group, through an affiliated project entity Forge Atlanta Asset Management, LLC (FAAM), announced an Exchange Licensing Agreement dated February 3, 2026 with Torch, LLC. The agreement sets the framework for Torch to provide blockchain-enabled exchange infrastructure and related compliance technology in connection with potential tokenization of economic interests in the Forge Atlanta development project.
• Torch will supply digital asset exchange infrastructure, smart contract deployment using the ERC-3643 token standard, compliance monitoring tools, investor accreditation/verification services, and transaction processing. FAAM and any affiliated special purpose vehicles (the “Issuer Entities”) remain responsible for preparing offering materials, regulatory filings, disclosure, and complying with federal and state securities laws (including registration or applicable exemptions).

Key Details

• Agreement date: February 3, 2026; Parties: Forge Atlanta Asset Management, LLC (FAAM) and Torch, LLC.
• Services: exchange infrastructure, ERC-3643 smart contracts, compliance monitoring, investor verification, transaction processing.
• Issuer responsibility: FAAM/Issuer Entities will handle offering materials, filings, and securities-law compliance; Webstar’s parent does not itself issue digital securities.
• Restrictions: Agreement forbids marketing that guarantees returns, liquidity, or regulatory approval; any token issuance would be subject to applicable registration or valid exemptions.

Why It Matters

• This is a technology and infrastructure services deal that contemplates possible future tokenized (blockchain-enabled) securities tied to the Forge Atlanta project, but it does not represent an offering of securities by Webstar’s parent company.
• For investors, the filing highlights potential new capital-raising or liquidity mechanisms at the project level, while also emphasizing regulatory and execution risk: any token issuance would be carried out by affiliated Issuer Entities and subject to securities laws and approvals.
• The company cautions that timing, approval, or completion of any tokenization, capital formation, or secondary trading is not guaranteed and included standard forward-looking statement disclosures. Investors should watch for future filings and disclosures from the Issuer Entities regarding any actual offering or registration steps.