As digital securities, blockchain-based preferred stock, and tokenized equity frameworks move from concept to real-world execution, early adopters are positioned to benefit most. Full Alliance Group’s (OTC: FAGI) first-mover position in compliant, blockchain-verified preferred equity, combined with real operating businesses and strategic digital infrastructure exposure, creates a rare asymmetric opportunity within the OTC market.
With capital structure modernization, preferred equity transparency, and dilution-mitigation initiatives now underway, FAGI may be approaching a valuation inflection point that the broader microcap market has yet to fully price in. As investor focus continues shifting toward capital integrity, share structure clarity, and next-generation financial infrastructure, companies actively executing these upgrades are increasingly standing out.
For context, peer companies operating across digital infrastructure, cybersecurity, and emerging capital-markets technology include Peraso Inc. (NASDAQ: PRSO), an infrastructure-level semiconductor provider enabling next-generation wireless networks; Signal Advance Inc. (OTC: SIGL), focused on cybersecurity and capital-markets technology; and Datavault AI Inc. (NASDAQ: DVLT), a blockchain-enabled data monetization platform.
Additional stocks under $1 to watch that are drawing increased retail and small-cap investor attention include: Park Ha Biological Technology Co (NASDAQ: BYAH), Mobix Labs Inc. (NASDAQ: MOBX), Boxlight Corporation (NASDAQ: BOXL), Elong Power Ltd (NASDAQ: ELPW), and SurgePays, Inc. (NASDAQ: SURG), as investors continue scanning for undervalued opportunities with restructuring, turnaround, or technology-driven catalysts.
As adoption of digital preferred securities, blockchain capital structures, and transparent equity frameworks accelerates across public markets, Full Alliance Group’s early execution places FAGI among a select group of OTC companies potentially positioned ahead of the curve heading into 2026.
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