Blue Hat Interactive Entertainment Technology (NASDAQ:BHAT) shares are plunging Friday afternoon after pricing a $6.4 million public offering that adds new shares and warrants. Here’s what investors need to know.

• Blue Hat Interactive shares are approaching critical lows. Why are BHAT shares at support?

Aggressive Warrant Structure Heightens Dilution Risk

The company is selling 32 million units at 20 cents, each made up of one ordinary share and one warrant to buy another share at the same price.

The warrants are immediately exercisable for one year and can reset the exercise price to 70% and then 50% of the initial level on the second and fifth trading days after closing, increasing the underlying share count.

Holders may also opt for a cashless, zero-exercise feature that delivers twice the number of shares versus a standard cash exercise. The deal includes a 15-day option for the underwriter to buy an extra 4.8 million units, potentially deepening dilution.

Proceeds Fund Pivot Toward Commodity Trading

Blue Hat expects the offering to close Feb. 23, with proceeds earmarked for working capital and general corporate purposes as it shifts away from its legacy augmented-reality games business toward global commodity trading.

BHAT Shares Drop Over 70% Friday

BHAT Price Action: Blue Hat Interactive shares were down 75.17% at $0.11 at the time of publication on Friday. The stock is trading at a new 52-week low, according to Benzinga Pro data.

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