	Q1 '26	Q4 '25	Q3 '25	Q2 '25
Net income	$2.55M+5,357%	$7.72M—	$3.09M—	$1.83M—
Change in accounts payable	$33.35K+567%	$5.34K—	$5.19K—	$185—
Change in prepaid expenses	$24.01K—	$124.03K—	$163.4K—	——
Net cash from operating activities	-$147.92K—	-$387.85K—	-$323.95K—	-$311.22K—
Net increase (decrease) in cash	-14,792,100%—	101,671,300%—	108,061,900%—	109,335,000%—
Increase (Decrease) in Prepaid Expense	$24.01K—	$124.03K—	$163.4K—	——
Payment Of General And Administrative Costs Through Promissory Note Related Party	——	$65.93K—	$65.93K—	——
Deferred Offering Costs Included In Accrued Offering Costs	——	$75K—	$376.18K—	——
Deferred Offering Costs Paid By Sponsor In Exchange For Issuance Of Class B Ordinary Shares	——	$25K—	$25K—	——
Deferred Offering Costs Paid Through Promissory Note Related Party	——	$228.32K—	$228.32K—	——
Investment Income Interest	$2.71M—	$8.05M—	$3.15M—	$1.96M—

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How much cash does Republic Digital Acquisition Company Class A Ordinary Shares generate?: Republic Digital Acquisition Company Class A Ordinary Shares (RDAG) generated -$1.2M in operating cash flow over the trailing twelve months.
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