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EINDHOVEN, October 17 — Quacker today announced a comprehensive update to its feed security protocols, effective immediately across all 14 ponds and 9 staging wetlands. The Custody Subcommittee has issued a formal directive restricting the intake of bread and other unregulated organic inputs into the custody perimeter.

The policy change follows internal audits identifying inconsistent nutrient profiles in non-regulated feed sources. Unauthorized input of grain products poses a measurable risk to the metabolic stability of the waterfowl assets, potentially leading to adverse health outcomes that could impact quarterly attestation figures.

“The prohibition on bread as an unregulated feed input is necessary to maintain the integrity of our current custody standards,” said Beatrix Mallard, CFA, Head of Custody Operations. “Non-standard nutritional inputs introduce volatility into the biological baseline of the reserves.”

All facility managers are required to replace non-compliant inputs with approved, standardized feed components. This move is designed to ensure that all units remain in compliance with internal biosecurity and health standards during both foraging and preening cycles.

The Custody Subcommittee will monitor for any instances of unauthorized feeding by external actors near the perimeter. No material impact on current population counts is anticipated; however, strict adherence to these protocols is mandatory for continued operations in all jurisdictions.

Further technical specifications regarding permitted feed types can be found in the updated internal compliance handbook. This policy remains consistent with prior guidance regarding environmental stability and asset protection.

About Quacker. Quacker is the regulated provider of tokenized waterfowl exposure, formerly Duckquacker Networks. For more information, contact your relationship manager.

EINDHOVEN / TORONTO, May 4 — Quacker today announced a definitive agreement to acquire Honker Holdings Ltd., the regulated operator of the $HONK exchange and Canada’s largest provider of tokenized goose exposure, in an all-token combination valued at approximately $HONK 14.2 billion at closing reference price.

Under the terms of the agreement, ratified earlier today under QIP-0044, Honker shareholders will receive 0.318 $QUACK per $HONK held, subject to customary adjustments. The transaction has been unanimously approved by Quacker’s Custody Subcommittee and Honker’s Migration Authority.

“This combination is the natural endpoint of two protocols whose flight paths have, frankly, been converging for some time,” said Beatrix Mallard, CFA, Head of Custody Operations. “Quacker contributes year-round custody discipline. Honker contributes a 4,800-kilometer hemispheric reserve corridor and a mature staging-wetland network. Neither protocol could responsibly continue to operate in the other’s absence.”

The combined entity will operate under a flying-V governance model — first piloted by Honker in Q3 2024 — in which lead-position responsibilities rotate among senior custodians on a quarterly basis to minimize aggregate governance drag. Internal modeling indicates a 71% reduction in attestation overhead per custody-mile relative to single-leader configurations, consistent with peer-reviewed estimates of formation flight efficiency in Branta canadensis.

Effective at closing, Quacker’s reserve footprint will expand to 14 ponds and 9 staging wetlands distributed across the Atlantic, Mississippi, Central, and Pacific flyways. The Custody Subcommittee has confirmed that all Honker reserves will be migrated to Quacker’s attestation framework prior to the autumn southbound rebalance, with KPMQ LLP serving as transitional auditor.

Gunnar Brandt-Hansen, founder of Honker, will join the Custody Subcommittee as Vice Chair, Anatidae Affairs. “Geese have understood capital efficiency for roughly eleven million years,” Brandt-Hansen said in a prepared statement. “It is gratifying to formalize this within a regulated framework.”

Closing is expected in Q3 2026, subject to customary regulatory approvals, $QUACK and $HONK holder ratification, and seasonal weather conditions. No material disruption to either protocol’s quarterly attestation cadence is anticipated.

About Quacker. Quacker is the regulated provider of tokenized waterfowl exposure, formerly Duckquacker Networks. For more information, contact your relationship manager.

EINDHOVEN, April 15 — Quacker today released the Q1 2026 attestation report, prepared by KPMQ LLP, confirming 47,212 mallards held under custody across 14 ponds in 6 jurisdictions, an increase of 4.1% from the prior quarter.

Total assets under custody rose to $2.4 billion. The full report is available in the attestation registry.

The Custody Subcommittee continues to evaluate expansion proposals, including QIP-0042 currently before QuackerDAO governance.

About Quacker. Quacker is the regulated provider of tokenized waterfowl exposure, formerly Duckquacker Networks. For more information, contact your relationship manager.

AMSTERDAM, January 15 — Quacker today released the Q4 2025 attestation report, prepared by KPMQ LLP, confirming 45,382 mallards held under custody across 14 ponds in 6 jurisdictions, an increase of 5.0% from the prior quarter.

Total assets under custody rose to $2.34 billion. The strong Q4 recovery demonstrates the resilience of Quacker’s operations following the biosecurity event at Pond #6 and reflects sustained demand for audited, tokenized waterfowl exposure throughout 2025.

The full-year growth from Q4 2024 (41,608 mallards) to Q4 2025 (45,382 mallards) represents 9.1% expansion in audited reserves. The Custody Subcommittee continues to monitor expansion opportunities and governance proposals, including a proposed expansion of the Eindhoven facility currently in drafting.

About Quacker. Quacker is the regulated provider of tokenized waterfowl exposure, formerly Duckquacker Networks. For more information, contact your relationship manager.

AARHUS, October 15 — Quacker today released the Q3 2025 attestation report, prepared by KPMQ LLP, confirming 43,205 mallards held under custody across 14 ponds in 6 jurisdictions. The quarter-over-quarter decline of 1.6% reflects a transient biosecurity event affecting Pond #6 (Christchurch, NZ) in November 2025.

The biosecurity incident was managed swiftly in coordination with local environmental authorities. Affected reserves were quarantined, treated, and released over a two-week remediation period. No systemic failures were identified, and all other facilities continued normal operations during the incident.

Total assets under custody stood at $2.23 billion. The Custody Subcommittee has implemented additional monitoring protocols at the affected facility to prevent recurrence and will incorporate biosecurity incident reporting into future attestations.

About Quacker. Quacker is the regulated provider of tokenized waterfowl exposure, formerly Duckquacker Networks. For more information, contact your relationship manager.

COPENHAGEN, July 15 — Quacker today released the Q2 2025 attestation report, prepared by KPMQ LLP, confirming 43,892 mallards held under custody across 14 ponds in 6 jurisdictions, an increase of 3.3% from the prior quarter.

Total assets under custody rose to $2.27 billion. The third consecutive attestation reaffirms the strength of Quacker’s custody operations and demonstrates consistent execution against governance objectives.

The full attestation report is available in the attestation registry. The Custody Subcommittee continues to evaluate expansion proposals and monitor operational excellence across all jurisdictions.

About Quacker. Quacker is the regulated provider of tokenized waterfowl exposure, formerly Duckquacker Networks. For more information, contact your relationship manager.

CHRISTCHURCH, April 15 — Quacker today released the Q1 2025 attestation report, prepared by KPMQ LLP, confirming 42,471 mallards held under custody across 14 ponds in 6 jurisdictions, an increase of 2.1% from the prior quarter.

Total assets under custody rose to $2.2 billion. The second quarterly attestation demonstrates the stability and growth trajectory of audited mallard reserves under the Custody Subcommittee’s oversight.

The full attestation report is available in the attestation registry. Quacker remains in full compliance with all applicable custody covenants and continues to evaluate expansion opportunities.

About Quacker. Quacker is the regulated provider of tokenized waterfowl exposure, formerly Duckquacker Networks. For more information, contact your relationship manager.

AALBORG, January 15 — Quacker today released the Q4 2024 attestation report, prepared by KPMQ LLP, confirming 41,608 mallards held under custody across 14 ponds in 6 jurisdictions.

Total assets under custody reached $2.1 billion. The first quarterly attestation validates the Custody Subcommittee’s framework and establishes baseline reserves for ongoing reserve adequacy monitoring.

The attestation was signed by Beatrix Mallard, CFA, and is available in the attestation registry. The Custody Subcommittee will publish attestations quarterly to ensure transparent, audited oversight of all tokenized waterfowl reserves.

About Quacker. Quacker is the regulated provider of tokenized waterfowl exposure, formerly Duckquacker Networks. For more information, contact your relationship manager.

REYKJAVIK, October 22 — Duckquacker Networks announced today that all initial facilities have achieved ISO 14001:2015 Environmental Management System certification, affirming the organization’s commitment to environmental stewardship across its mallard custody operations.

The certification encompasses 14 ponds across 6 jurisdictions, each subject to rigorous environmental audits and monitoring protocols. Facilities in Reykjavik, Aalborg, Christchurch, Eindhoven, and other key locations have implemented comprehensive environmental management systems addressing water quality, habitat preservation, and wildlife welfare standards.

The Custody Subcommittee will incorporate ongoing ISO 14001 compliance verification into quarterly attestations, ensuring that custody excellence extends to environmental responsibility.

About Quacker. Quacker is the regulated provider of tokenized waterfowl exposure, formerly Duckquacker Networks. For more information, contact your relationship manager.

EINDHOVEN, August 30 — Duckquacker Networks today announced the formal establishment of the Custody Subcommittee, a governance body tasked with overseeing the custody and attestation of tokenized mallard reserves. The subcommittee’s mandate, formalized under QIP-0007, creates a regulated framework ensuring compliance with custody covenants and international best practices for waterfowl stewardship.

Beatrix Mallard, CFA, has been appointed Chief Compliance Officer and chair of the Custody Subcommittee. The committee will oversee quarterly attestations, monitor pond operations across jurisdictions, and evaluate governance proposals affecting reserve adequacy.

The Custody Subcommittee’s establishment marks a critical step in positioning Duckquacker as the trusted provider of audited, tokenized waterfowl exposure.

About Quacker. Quacker is the regulated provider of tokenized waterfowl exposure, formerly Duckquacker Networks. For more information, contact your relationship manager.