The cheetah is Cheetah Net's logo, traced. The coin is ours — $CTNT is not affiliated with Cheetah Net Supply Chain Service Inc. Whole company = listed market cap, live from Yahoo Finance. Cheapest Lambo = 2026 Urus SE, US base MSRP.
Company = CTNT listed market cap (Yahoo Finance, live). Car price = 2026 Lamborghini Urus SE, US base MSRP. Car pictured is an illustration, not a Lamborghini.
*Daily closes from Yahoo Finance, adjusted for the 1-for-16 and 1-for-200 splits. Log scale.
2,955,935 shares — the count in the company's August 10-Q, and still the one every quote page multiplies by.
Then an at-the-market offering: 196,850,000 new shares printed and sold into the market in about four weeks. 67 new shares for every one that existed in August.
Then a 1-for-150 reverse split (trading from September 28, 2026) squeezes them back down. Third one since the IPO: 1:16 · 1:200 · 1:150 — one share today is 480,000 IPO-day shares. $10,000 at the IPO is worth $0.01 today.
On Sept 17, Takeover Time 2026 LLC bought 1,846,000 shares for $84,995.46, then told the SEC it owned 62.45% of Cheetah Net's Class A stock — and asked for a seat on the board.
It divided by 2,955,935, the count on the quote pages. The company's own filing two days later counted 199,805,935. Real stake: 0.92%.
This is why our treasury measures its stake against the SEC count, never the internet's. Sources: Schedule 13D (Sept 21, 2026); Form 8-K (Sept 23, 2026).
Illustration. Not a real certificate; CTNT shares are held in book-entry form.
Chief Executive Officer, interim Chief Financial Officer and Chairman of the Board — one person since the CFO resigned on May 29, 2026. (8-K, June 4, 2026)
Class B shares carry 15 votes each. In June the CEO bought 200,000 of them at $2.00. (8-K, June 22, 2026)
Base salary $72,000. The whole company, as listed, is worth 37.8× that. (10-K for 2025)
Generated image. No cheetahs hold office at Cheetah Net (that we know of).
Every few quarters, Cheetah Net finds a new thing to be. Here is the whole run, in order.
Discontinued01Parallel-import vehicles: Mercedes GLS 450s, BMW X7s, Porsche Cayennes and Lexus LX 600s bought in the U.S. and sold into China. The board shut it down on March 3, 2025.
Source: IPO prospectus; 10-K for 2025
Current02Bought Edward Transit Express Group, a California ocean carrier, in February 2024, then moved head office from Charlotte to Irvine to be near the ports.
Source: 10-K for 2025
Acquired03Super International Trading Limited, a Hong Kong trader of large-scale industrial equipment. About $4.98M cash, closed May 27, 2026.
Source: 8-Ks of Apr 16 & Jun 1, 2026
Pending04JoyPak Supply LLC, a Nevada seller of consumer, beauty and personal-care products. $788,000; closing expected around October 15, 2026.
Source: 8-K of Sep 15, 2026
Nobody outside the company knows. Probably not Lamborghinis.
$CTNT is a memecoin on pump.fun (Solana, SPL Token-2022). It is not a share and gives you nothing from Cheetah Net Supply Chain Service Inc., which has nothing to do with it. It has one job: be worth more than the whole company.
Every $CTNT trade on pump.fun pays a creator fee into a public wallet.
The wallet is cashed out and the money buys real CTNT shares at a US brokerage.
Every fill is posted with its receipt. The stake is measured against the SEC's share count.
No. $CTNT is a memecoin on pump.fun. It is not a share of CTNT and gives you no votes, no dividends and no claim on the company or on our treasury.
No. We have no relationship with the company. Its name and logo appear here to identify what the site is about.
That's what every quote page shows: $2,720,131, the share price times the 3,159,391 shares in the August 10-Q. The company's own Sept 23 filing counts 200,009,391 shares (before the new split). By that count it is worth about $2,720,130, or roughly 11.0 Lambos. We show both, and our treasury only ever uses the SEC count.
The 1-for-150 reverse split starts trading. Every 150 shares become one, the price should jump about 150×, and nothing else changes.
pump.fun creator fees → a public wallet → a US brokerage → real CTNT shares, each purchase posted with a receipt.
No. It's a website about a cheetah.
