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Marco Digital Announces Subscription of WLFI Fund Rights, Indirectly Investing Approximately HKD 3.925 Million in ALT5

Marco Digital Announces Subscription of WLFI Fund Rights, Indirectly Investing Approximately HKD 3.925 Million in ALT5

ForesightNewsForesightNews2025/08/25 06:32
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Foresight News reports that Hong Kong-listed company Marco Digital Technology (MOG Holding) has issued a voluntary announcement regarding the subscription of WLFI fund interests. The announcement reveals that the company has recently invested USD 500,000 (approximately HKD 3.925 million) in Nasdaq-listed ALT5 Sigma Corporation by indirectly subscribing to membership interests in a fund. This fund, together with several global institutional investors and crypto venture capital firms, participated in ALT5’s recent offering, with World Liberty Financial serving as the lead investor.

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