Triller Group Inc. has officially changed its name to Eight Holdings Inc., effective upon customary regulatory processes, to better reflect its evolving business strategy. The company's strategy for 2026 is centered on monetization, shifting from a 'reset' year in 2025. Key shareholder approvals from the June 10, 2026 Annual Meeting include the name change, authorization for a reverse stock split (up to 1-for-10), adoption of the 2026 Equity Incentive Plan, and Nasdaq 20% issuance approval for private placements. Management acknowledges the low share price, attributing it to legacy issues such as prior financial reporting delinquency, Nasdaq suspension, capital access uncertainty, and lack of reported revenue from social media and sports streaming in 2025. The company is focusing on three operating pillars: Social Media (potentially via Project Eight), Eight Sports Capital, and Financial Services (AGBA). Project Eight is described as a preferred pathway for social engagement and monetization, but not a single point of failure, with alternative pathways available. Shareholders have authorized flexibility to raise up to approximately $300 million in equity via private placements, though no definitive financing agreement has been entered into. Management commits to avoiding toxic equity lines, variable-price resets, and hidden dilution, emphasizing capital for compounding value. A 1-for-10 reverse stock split was effected on June 25, 2026, to support Nasdaq listing requirements and investor accessibility. AGBA Group is highlighted as the current operating anchor and financial services foundation, generating 2025 revenue and providing infrastructure for the broader ecosystem. Key performance indicators (KPIs) for tracking progress include metrics for social engagement, sports monetization, AGBA performance, and overall group financial discipline.