Eva Live Disputes Streeterville’s 10% Increase in Convertible Note Balances

• Eva Live disputes Streeterville Capital's asserted 10% increase in outstanding balances on two Secured Convertible Promissory Notes, effective October 2, 2026.
• The estimated increase totals $741,786, raising aggregate outstanding balances from approximately $7.42 million to $8.16 million; Streeterville has not confirmed these estimates.
• Streeterville's October 20 notice alleges the October 2 financing agreement with Dune Equity Holdings triggered the increase because required consent was absent.
• The borrower contests whether the Dune transaction constituted a Restricted Issuance or validly triggered any balance increase.
• Payment and conversion terms remain unchanged; Streeterville has neither demanded a cure nor declared an Event of Default.

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