Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
An old article : https://spongeshare.com/2023/06/04/quantum-blockchain-the-next-unicorn/
Https://edition.cnn.com/2023/10/24/investing/bitcoin-price/index.html
An old post (Jan 2023), but it sketches the market for the product:
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18 Jan '23 - 08:31 - 718
QBT system to be adapted to mine two further coins, Bitcoin Cash ("BCH") and Bitcoin SV ("BSV") "which it has determined is possible without any additional monetary or opportunity cost or time diversion from the Company's current R&D endeavours":
hTTps://uk.advfn.com/stock-market/london/quantum-blockchain-techn-QBT/share-news/Quantum-Blockchain-Technologies-Plc-Altcoins-Oppor/90001894
QBT share price could go ballistic.
Teletim- we have a world class team as good (if not better) than any other company. DR Grover is considered one of the leading experts in quantum and he has stayed with Qbt. It is also really exciting for Qbt and Google to be in the same sentence. It speaks volumes about the ambitions of this company.
Because the potential here is massive :)
So after 1 year of R&D the multiple teams within QBT have made some massive leaps forward in improving the efficiency of bitcoin mining, most recently announcing with a simple software upgrade they could improve the efficiency of an existing miner rig by 30% without causing any increase to the power consumption, further increases are expected upon application of cooling. This however is not the main target here, this software upgrade is expected to be used as a revenue stream by licencing it out to existing miners and taking their fair cut.
The revenue brought in by such deals would then be used to progress further with their quantum algorithms applied to the latest quantum computers coming on to the market, FG has been working ahead of the race, with algorithms in place they now await the industry to catch up with the required qubits, at which point QBT will hold the patents to the world's fastest most efficient mining rigs in a multi £billion industry.
So where could it go?
Just look at where Argo went in late 2021, from 3p to £3 in less than a month, now to think they are just mining bitcoin, QBT will hold the key to the fastest mining on the planet, patents and have even said that when it becomes viable to mine (the price of bitcoin rises) then they would definitely look at in-house mining, FG has also stated creating prototype mining rigs to compete with the global leaders who take advantage of their customers!
So a buy-in price of 2p for a company that could well be into the ££ within the next two years is an amazing opportunity for all interested in investing with QBt
Pxen is a 2-day riser. poster there: Gas is up 4 and a bit percent. Looking to be a pretty good level for pxen and others that rely on it for their income stream.
hTTps://www.barchart.com/futures/quotes/TG*1
From another site.
excellent news
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This a loony market dominated by trolls and bashers.
Bring back the sanity of 2022, when IOG had a Year low of 24.5p!
Compare that to the loony price of present.
Enough said.
IMO, the exploration resources and logistics/experience of RTO takes the weight of the shoulders of ATN for Rwanda. Which means their (small) cash in the bank will last longer IMO. Their own cash burn will be less. As I see it anyway.
Typo: should be: .... high of ca. 43p in April 2022 .....
If you take the view that IOG is at its strongest when the winter gas prices are high, this is borne out too in the chart for 2022. A high of ca. 43p in June 2022, then a low of 24.5p in June, then a bounce to 39.75p by 24.8.22. OK, they have a debt problem but I think you can allay bondholders's fears by pointing to its ability to regain former highs (as winter nears).
Have bought some more while it's still red.
This has to go north violently at some point
what's not to like?
lithium... a hot commodity, tick
big partner. Rio Tinto mkt cap is 168,06B
Bondholders IMO are essentially financial experts. Conversely, to run IOG you need to have drilling know-how. So if IOG went under, a new firm would have to step in and maintain production. That would involve some months' delay before operations could restart, IMO. So, is it in the bondholders' interest to get a new company in? (operational hiccup & more delays) or to give an iog an extension (knowing that it has a health cash pile, and, once the winter is here, gas prices are up and the bonds can be paid back.) I think letting iog survive is the lesser of 2 evils for those 'financial experts'. As the technical side is not their forte.