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Aeon Acquisition I Corp. Warrants are not shares in an operating business. They are a derivative security tied to Aeon Acquisition I Corp, a blank-check company, also known as a SPAC, that raised money through an IPO with the sole goal of merging with a private company and taking it public. The warrant gives its owner the right to buy shares in that future combined company at a fixed price, but it only becomes valuable if a merger actually closes and the resulting stock trades above that fixed price. If no deal happens, or the deal happens but the stock stays low, the warrant can expire worthless.