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evening albert.yes the speed with which the algo deal was concluded certainly suggests there must have been something reasonably concrete in contemplation when the proposed delisting was announced. all just speculation of course and water under the bridge now in any event. will be interesting see waty updates we get re the app etc. at least it's something to keep us in touch with development i hope.
Morning Italian
I saw this yesterday and also registered for updates.
I don't think they want to lean too heavily on Revolution 1. Not many people have really heard of them - it is 20 years since they arrived on the scene. So Algorand need to get stuck into some marketing/PR when appropriate. Interesting that this link gives access to a French translation.
IMO the Algorand set-up was planned before de-listing and as CSO Emmy Lovell played a big part in this.
A NASDAQ float-off is still not out of the question. Algorand would still own Napster, and they together with the rest of the consortium could retain all or part of their holdings as they wish.
if you google napster.comweb3 you find thishttps://www.napster.com/us/web3/ i have signed up for news updates.as albert say(morning albert) the tokens look like they are going be designed to be used on the app/system.whether they will have any external application isn't clear.i imagine if they are confined to use in a single system or sphere of operation this would limit their attraction and perhaps their scope to increase in value.i have no understanding of crypto and there is much i don't understand,so this observation may be completely wrong.
as to the ability of holders on platforms like IIand hl actually to receive the tokens,we are still waiting to hear whether they can work something out.whether the allocated tokens could be put into some form of separate secure wallet with the individual shareholders being given appropriate access keys(which could be provided to them by their individual trading platforms to enable access) I've no idea.from the website i get the impression(no more than an impression)that things are certainly moving forward and i do expect the tokens to be issued before the march deadline,so cash option would not,in that event,be available.aplogies if some of this is (a )nonsense and (b) already known, but i hadn't seen the website before today.