VNUE Restructures $857,000 of Convertible Debt and Interest Into Promissory Note
VNUE, Inc. (OTC: VNUE) announced a restructuring of its largest creditor's debt, reducing a 10% convertible note of $857,157 into an 8% non-convertible promissory note, due September 30, 2022. CEO Zach Bair emphasized this as a vote of confidence from YLimit, eliminating concerns over potential dilution of shares. The restructuring significantly decreases convertible debt from $1,956,922 to $635,714, with a derivative liability reduction to zero. This move positions VNUE favorably for its goal to uplist to the OTCQB market.
- Reduction of convertible debt from $1,956,922 to $635,714.
- Elimination of derivative liability to zero.
- YLimit's restructuring indicates strong investor confidence.
- None.
NEW YORK, Sept. 27, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- VNUE, Inc. (OTC: "VNUE") announced today that its largest creditor, YLimit, LLC has agreed to restructure its existing
Zach Bair, Chairman and CEO stated, "Agreeing to this transaction is another tremendous vote of confidence by YLimit, our largest and oldest investor. On May 17, 2021, YLimit converted
Mr. Bair continued, "On December 31, 2020 we had convertible notes payable of
About VNUE, Inc. (www.vnue.com)
VNUE, Inc., (OTC: VNUE) is a multi-faceted music technology company dedicated to monetizing the live music experience for artists, labels, writers, and publishers, with products such as its set.fm instant content distribution platform (www.set.fm), exclusive license partner and "instant live" pioneer DiscLive (www.disclive.net), and protecting the rights of artists and writers with the company's Soundstr music recognition technology (MRT) (www.soundstr.com). The veteran entrepreneurs, artists and songwriters behind VNUE, led by music and tech entrepreneur and recording artist Zach Bair (www.zachbairmusic.com), are passionate about the future of their industry and ensuring that rights holders' value is not lost amid always-changing technology. VNUE also holds a
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