What is the size of the capital raise and the pricing range for the Series D shares compared to the current market price?

Answer

The press‑release excerpt you shared does not contain the specific figures for either:

1. The total amount of capital Thumzup Media Corp. is seeking to raise (i.e., the dollar value of the offering), or
   
2. The price range at which the newly created Series D shares are being offered relative to the company’s current market price.

Both of those details are typically disclosed in the “Offering Terms” section of a company’s public‑offering announcement (e.g., “the company is offering up to X million shares of Series D at a price of $Y‑$Z per share, representing a % discount/premium to the prevailing market price of $M”). However, the snippet you provided stops after noting that the company “has commenced a best‑efforts public offering of shares of its newly designated Series D” and does not include the quantitative terms.

What to do next

• Locate the full press release – The complete announcement (often posted on the company’s investor‑relations website or on PR Newswire) will list the exact size of the capital raise (e.g., “up to $150 million”) and the pricing range (e.g., “$1.20‑$1.35 per share”) together with a statement of how that range compares to the current trading price of TZUP on Nasdaq.
• Check the SEC filing – For a public offering, the company typically files a Form S‑1 (or S‑3) or a Form 8‑K that contains the same details. Those documents are available through the SEC’s EDGAR system.
• Review market data – Once you have the offering price range, you can compare it to the latest closing price of TZUP (e.g., if the market is $1.40 and the offering is $1.20‑$1.35, the discount/premium can be calculated).

Bottom line: Based solely on the information you supplied, the exact capital‑raise size and the pricing range for the Series D shares are not disclosed. You’ll need to consult the full press release or the related SEC filing to obtain those figures.