RagingBull Reverse-Merges Into LeafBuyer Shell, Now Rebranded DATZ World Holdings
Former RagingBull insiders now control roughly 95% of the company, while its legacy cannabis-media unit has been sold to a Colorado buyer.
June 15, 2026
DATZ World Holdings Corp. — known until this month as LeafBuyer Technologies — has completed a reverse merger that hands control of the public company to the operators of RagingBull.com and clears its earlier cannabis-focused business off the books.
The transaction closed on June 8, under an agreement struck in November 2025 among the company, a Delaware subsidiary called LB Acquisition Corp., RagingBull.com LLC, and RagingBull’s equity holders. The subsidiary merged into RagingBull, leaving the trading-education firm as a wholly owned unit of the renamed parent. In exchange, RagingBull’s owners received 15 million newly issued common shares.
The company also adopted the DATZ World name and carried out a 1-for-156 reverse stock split. Together, the new issuance and the split left the former RagingBull holders with about 95% of the outstanding stock. The parties structured the deal to qualify as a tax-free exchange under Section 368 of the federal tax code.
A Clean Sweep at the Top
The change of control swept out prior leadership. Kurt Rossner stepped down as chief executive, chairman and director; Mark Breen left as chief financial officer and director; Michael Goerner exited as chief technology officer, treasurer and director; and directors Jeff Rudolph and Kristin Baca resigned.
Anthony Bell, 31, takes over as chief executive, treasurer, secretary and director, and is the company’s sole listed officer. Bell joined RagingBull in 2017 and has served as its finance chief since the start of 2025. He also runs an independent accounting practice serving small businesses, previously advised clients through Intuit’s ProAdvisor program, and is continuing coursework toward an accounting degree at the University of North Carolina at Asheville.
Voting Power in Few Hands
The new ownership table concentrates control in a small group, based on 15,641,482 shares outstanding as of June 12:
- Jeff Bishop — about 63.9%, or 9.75 million shares held through Sherwood Ventures LLC. The stake excludes 324,327 Series A convertible preferred shares he also acquired, which carry voting rights equal to 55% of the company’s voting stock on an as-converted basis.
- Jason Bond LLC — roughly 23.9%.
- Asset Development Strategies Corp. — 9.9%.
- Anthony Bell — no shares.
Side Deals Reshape the Balance Sheet
Several related transactions closed alongside the merger:
- The three departing executives sold the Series A preferred block to Bishop for $1,000 under a June 1 stock purchase agreement.
- The company restructured its debt through a note exchange with Bishop, Allan Marshall and MFA Holdings Corp., repaying $750,000 in cash and issuing new convertible notes of $627,296 to MFA and $364,582 to Bishop. The notes carry 3% annual interest, mature in five years, and convert to common stock at five cents a share.
- Immediately after the merger, the company sold all membership interests in LB Media Group LLC to Foundation AI LLC, a Colorado buyer, for $750,000 in cash. A companion agreement moved the loan obligations tied to LB Media’s business from the parent onto the unit being sold.
Registration and Listing
The 15 million shares issued to RagingBull’s owners were not registered, with the company citing private-placement exemptions under the Securities Act. DATZ World trades on the OTC Markets under the LBUY symbol and remains incorporated in Nevada. The company said audited and pro forma financial statements for RagingBull will follow by amendment within the allowed disclosure window.
