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Let's hope so, because it needs it, desperately. Right now it's a rudderless ship that's drifting without direction or purpose.

So whoever does come on board needs to be dynamic and communicative with purpose. Otherwise, the shambles will continue and be reflected in the SP.

It's this level of clarity and communication from the directors that separates ASTR from the crowd IMO.

Just waiting on the auditors to pull their fingers out, and we get to hear more details.

Leo saying things about SN127 which simply go way over my head, but sound very exciting!

https://x.com/leomercier/status/2018962836416819653

Laffer still on board?

Looks like a 360 back to Hamak Gold from where I sit.

What is the strategy here? Dig it up and convert it to BTC or hold on to it? Still no wiser.

Can we get it back to 3p please then I can sell up

I have to agree, the new Directors are the reason I'm here. I've never invested in a share before where I was so confident with the people at the helm. It's quite refreshing.

I read the 30 day window as a rolling period before a formal announcement. As opposed to a window before a defined calendar date by which the accounts have to be published. Any financial report or accounts falls within this remit.

I'm not in the Telegram group, maybe someone who is could pose Siam the question? Are you currently in a closed period with regard to director buys?

I asked AI what the regulations are for closed periods on AQSE and it provided the following:-

I'm still assuming we're in a closed period for director buys and will be until the RNS arrives with the trading update/accounts.

1. Definition and Timing of Closed Periods

Duration: A closed period is a mandatory 30-calendar-day window before the announcement of an interim financial report or a year-end report.

Trigger: The period ends at the time of the announcement/publication of the results.

Applicability: Applies to PDMRs (directors, senior executives) and their closely associated persons.

Pre-close calls: Companies often restrict external communication during this period to avoid impacting share prices before official results.

2. Trading Prohibitions (Blackout Periods)

Strict Ban: PDMRs must not conduct any transactions on their own account or for the account of a third party, directly or indirectly, relating to the shares or debt instruments of the issuer during a closed period.

Scope: This ban applies regardless of whether the PDMR actually possesses inside information at the time of the trade.

It's an easy share to trade as it's reasonably predictable on days like today. I was in this morning at 37.95p and out not long after at 42.06p for a trade.

I certainly wouldn't be buying and holding long term. But the volatility creates opportunities. So don't assume the buys are "investments".

The biggest issue this morning was being able to buy at all. I couldn't get anywhere close to the volume I wanted.

No one can answer that. It's a trade, that's all. Someone was selling, someone else was buying.

Don't get caught up in the size of these things either. One man's punt can be another man's house. It all depends on your perspective.

HL and IG

I think of it as a baseline rather than a barrier.

Placing level and the level at which the directors' options are exercised.

To go beyond it in any degree of substance will probably require substance.

I guess we now know why there wasn’t much information coming from Nimba.

Maybe a complete reset here isn’t a bad thing. There’s little point flogging a dead horse once it becomes apparent the strategy isn’t unfolding as expected. That’s assuming there is a conscious strategy.

I need to see 2.8p to get out even. I imagine many are in far deeper.

On a positive note, since NT has left there has been an increase in newsflow. Hopefully all this is the first step in the right direction.

Well, if I'm reading those numbers right, they have two months of cash remaining.

£100k a month in overheads. On what exactly? Salaries, 1st class flights and 5 star hotels?

Not sustainable, in any way shape or form. BTC will need to be sold to keep the gravy train running. Or another placing. But who would invest in this $hitShow as it stands now?

As much as I dislike a consolidation, there are just too many shares in issue here (more than Shell).

As Gen10 says, an SP at fractions of a penny doesn't shout credibility. So I wouldn't be surprised to see 100-1 consolidation at some point.

I listened to the chat on X last night.

One nugget in there is that TaoFi is generating between $1,000 & $2,000 a day in xchange fees right away. That's effectively just a side hustle.

The market is just waiting for some clarity and numbers/revenue. Presented and explained in a way that my late mother, a small child or a Labrador would understand. As are many shareholders.

It's a complex thing this Bittensor, unless you devote some time to understanding it.

Once some clarity is presented to market, it should allow the cork to pop, until then we're in a holding pattern, but primed. IMO.

Well I wasn't expecting that. A TR1 maybe after yesterdays buy.....A CEO update.

Buying 3BTC at the beginning of the month and buying gold on the open market......I can't help feel they'd be better off digging it out of the ground rather than buying it at record highs. But what do I know?

Just a bit odd.

I have accounts with IG and HL.

In my experience trading on both, IG buys/sells show in real time.

HL buy/sells under circa £5,500 also show in real time. Anything above around £5,500 on HL almost always shows up 60 minutes delayed or more.

I tend not to read anything into these “black” delayed trades. Unless the are large (Six figure large) it’s unlikely they are “worked” or delayed for any reason.

I think this is one of the very rare occasions where their money already is where their mouths are. 100% in Bittensor via their own fund.

In most cases you'll look at director appointments and wonder if they just got lucky and landed a nice plum role. Or they went to the right school, had the right chums in the right banks.

ASTR is the opposite IMO. I think in this case the empty shell of a rudderless company has got lucky and hit the jackpot with two people that are going to turn it around in potentially spectacular fashion as a win/win for both.

What ASTR does is give them more credibility and leverage to accelerate their goals.

Numbers, right now are what matter to the market. Revenue, future revenue, accounts, new investments and growth. How they're going to create shareholder value and hopefully, long term do something about the simply vast number of shares in issue.

Would the directors buying shares send a signal to the market? Of course it would. But in this case I think it's further down the list of priorities than is usual.

This is actually quite a big deal in the grand scheme of things.

I bought some Tao with the intention of playing around with investing in subnets. Real time learning I guess you could call it.

But the whole sequence of new wallets and moving it and swapping it just put me off. I’m not tech averse. I’m just really cagey with moving money/crypto in and out of things I have no understanding of.

Anything that makes access easier, less complex and secure is huge when it comes to future uptake.