Edgemode, Inc. 8-K

What Happened
Edgemode, Inc. (EDGM) filed an 8-K (Item 8.01) on January 14, 2026 saying it is pursuing rescission of the Share Exchange Agreement (SEA) dated April 7, 2025 with Synthesis Analytics Production Ltd. and Adler Capital Limited and the related Employment Agreement with Niclas Adler. The company previously disclosed related issues in 8-Ks on December 11, 2025 and December 31, 2025 and says it discovered material breaches of representations and warranties under the SEA. Edgemode also says it learned of a petition filed in the Stockholm District Court (the “Swedish Petition”) concerning Marviken ONE AB and disputed Swedish Tax Agency claims, where Marviken’s representatives state Marviken is to be acquired by a third party unrelated to Edgemode. Edgemode intends to use those statements to support its demand to rescind the SEA and to seek damages and other relief against Adler Capital Limited, Niclas Adler and their affiliates.

Key Details

• SEA date: April 7, 2025; prior related 8-K disclosures: December 11, 2025 and December 31, 2025.
• Swedish Petition: filed in Stockholm District Court concerning tax disputes and representations that Marviken ONE AB will be sold to a third party (contrary to SEA terms requiring transfer free of encumbrances).
• Related litigation: Adler Capital Limited and Niclas Adler filed a lawsuit against Edgemode in Clark County District Court, Nevada on December 19, 2025; Paul Taylor (an affiliate of Adler) has supported that suit.
• Company action: Edgemode intends to pursue rescission, termination and damages against Adler Capital Limited, Niclas Adler and affiliates; it cannot predict the litigation outcome or estimate potential financial exposure.

Why It Matters
For investors, this filing signals ongoing legal and transactional uncertainty tied to the April 2025 share-exchange deal and the planned transfer of Marviken assets. The company is formally seeking to unwind the deal and pursue damages, while parallel litigation already exists. Edgemode states it cannot yet estimate any financial impact, so investors should be aware of potential legal costs, delays or changes to the company’s planned acquisitions and strategies tied to the SEA.