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What is GS Fintech 'Mind management' 'Substance' or we going to keep pivoting......

Ive traded HE1 4 times this week im up £37k guess where its going? I think even BFD can work that out !

But Well done Billy nice win , I made sure I was in deep with miners late 2023 and have owned gold and silver for years, its been a great cycle to be a part of and was beautiful seeing gold go over 5k and silver hitting those 120's...been a silver bug for years! was lovely to see that tbh. Can see far more coming for the miners as well and juciy dividends to motivate the hodlers to hodl.

Once upon a time in Vilnius, Myriad Capital's loyal clients—seasoned traders who'd been happily slinging stocks, ETFs, CFDs, and futures through their sleek app—started whispering (and then outright demanding) the same thing: "Hey, we want in on crypto too, but not the wild-west exchanges. We want it regulated, safe, with proper custody, fiat on-ramps, and no drama." These weren't degens chasing 100x memecoins; they were Myriad's retail and pro investors, already trusting the brokerage's MiFID-compliant setup, low fees, and Lithuanian roots.

They wanted to dip into Bitcoin, Ethereum, or whatever blue-chip crypto without leaving the familiar Myriad ecosystem or risking shady offshore platforms. Gediminas Trumpis and the team listened. Instead of bolting crypto features straight onto the main brokerage (and risking regulatory headaches), they did the smart, compliant thing: in September 2024, they quietly set up UAB Micar Assets as a dedicated, majority-owned subsidiary. Fast-forward through paperwork, AML policies, capital requirements, fit-and-proper checks, and a thorough Bank of Lithuania review—and boom, by early March 2026, Micar snags one of Lithuania's first four full MiCA CASP licenses.

Now, Myriad clients get seamless access to regulated crypto custody, exchanges, and order execution across the EU, all under the same trusted umbrella. It's not about reinventing DeFi; it's about giving existing clients what they've been asking for: crypto done the boring-but-safe way, with real substance from a proven brokerage backing it.Moral of the story? When your clients knock on the door for crypto, you don't ignore them—you build a proper regulated door

Micar isn't a flashy startup; it's the logical next chapter for a brokerage that's been around for over a decade, turning client demand into EU-compliant reality. Au contraire to the "little substance" shade—it's substance where it counts: regulatory green light, local ownership, and a clear path to serve the people already in the tent.

I ask again where is GS fintech substance and mind management

I have asked this question about 5 times but im not answering your questions are you actually mad BFD ?

Again where is GS Fintech substance and mind management coming from ?

Investing isn't 'losing 90 points or 80 or 70 etc.'—it's getting absolutely obliterated in a nonstop bloodbath of epic proportions, and pretending otherwise on GST while this zombie stock hemorrhages at ~0.33–0.37p today (down another brutal 10%+ just this week, -78–80% over the past year from 2.4p highs, -34% in the last month alone) is pure comedy gold. No one's actually investing fresh money into this carnage; the few still 'holding' are trapped bag-holders praying for some miracle revival—maybe a pump on MiCA fairy dust, Bitcoin treasury hype, or another acquisition announcement—to claw back enough to sell and whisper 'au revoir' before it goes full zero. Cash burn's insane, dilution's endless, legal rows with Semnet are escalating, trading volumes scream desperation, and the tiny £8m market cap laughs in the face of any 'growth' narrative. This isn't smart money playing the long game—it's survivors clinging to hopium in a wealth-destruction machine.

Drop the delusion: the chart's a massacre, not an opportunity

And the 'alleged' buyers want lower prices at this level lol

No market at .36

The cash being stockpiled has to bear some real relevance soon on the SP, it was like this last March holding the 23p resistance and then it really started moving after that, looks like the same pattern but far higher prices this year and 100p big resistance this time I reckon., hopefully Segilola LOM extension news this month.

GLA

WoW! hope it picks up, all a bit crazy atm.

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Oh i forgot Agne, selling jewellery above and the CEO at GS fintech UAB compared to Trumpis at myriad and UAB MiCAR that you think theyve lowered the bar for a MIFID regulated brokerage firm is some stretch.

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Oh i forgot Agne the part time CEO at GS fintech compared to Trumpis at myriad and UAB MiCAR that you think theyve lowered the bar for a \MIFID regualted brokerage firm is some stretch.

Gediminas Trumpis at Myriad Capital (a MiFID-regulated Lithuanian brokerage) and UAB Micar Assets (a MiCA-licensed crypto firm majority-owned by Myriad) represents a more domestically rooted setup.

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Trumpis is a co-founder and long-term CEO of Myriad, with both entities based in Vilnius and licensed by the Bank of Lithuania, suggesting deeper local integration and potentially higher perceived "substance" due to the firm's origins and focus on traditional/hybrid finance. MiFID (for brokerages like Myriad) and MiCA (for crypto like GS Fintech UAB or Micar) have overlapping but distinct bars—MiFID often requires more robust infrastructure for securities handling, while MiCA prioritizes crypto-specific risks like custody and anti-money laundering. Whether this constitutes a "lowered bar" depends on perspective: MiCA is newer and tailored to emerging tech, but both demand verifiable local substance to prevent regulatory arbitrage.

Gediminas Trumpis at Myriad Capital (a MiFID-regulated Lithuanian brokerage) and UAB Micar Assets (a MiCA-licensed crypto firm majority-owned by Myriad) represents a more domestically rooted setup.

Again where is GS Fintech substance and mind management coming from a jewellery website ?

Without going to delusion, can you answer this, who does GS Fintech lean on for Lithuania 'substance' and 'mind management'?

Yes and nuance and connecting the dots arent so simple for you clearly ......thats why I said no MiCA in 2025 from September and got mocked continuously.

Here it is even simpler.....

Without Myriad and the same CEO and a 10 year success story....... Uab Micar does not get the MiCA license but understanding that nuance and connecting the dots is required.

I ask you again, who does GS Fintech lean on for Lithuania 'substance' and 'mind management'? seriously .............

Lol was green GLA

Back in the green again......... entered this at 2p months back........... not sure whether to say thanks or hold, does look good for more tho! x;)

So in a real simple way with no ai so that even someone like massi can understand, UAB MiCAR leans heavily on some fantastic Lithuania substance, wiht the same CEO for both firms and the 10 years succesful brokerage firm Myriad, it already has AML KYC alignment etc, UAB MiCAR are obviously providing services to myriad customer in Lithuania. Per the BoL press release.....

What is GS fintech Niche like UAB MICAR enjiys and who do they lean on for Lithuania 'substance' and 'mind management'? Agne ? x;)

Failing to understand how the mica process works.

Youre the dude that told me that the BoL would be stupid to accept MiCA apps on the 31st Jan and then cancel it business the next day and now youre telling me i fail to understand the MiCA process. lol

First, on the core claim: Yes, the Bank of Lithuania recently granted a full CASP (Crypto-Asset Service Provider) authorization under MiCA to UAB Micar Assets (announced around early March 2026). This is a Lithuanian-owned startup entity, and it's one of the first full approvals post-transitional period. And did not need to reapply or submit its app.

Micar Assets tied to UAB FMĮ Myriad Capital have the SAME CEO Mr Trumpis (a Lithuanian brokerage/financial firm, now in its 10th year, with Myriad Capital as a shareholder/owner). It's not a pure "startup" in the vacuum the poster implies—it's backed by an established local financial player providing substance, governance, and likely stronger compliance foundations from day one. The poster conveniently omits this while hyping it as a bare-bones startup success story to gaslight GST holders into thinking "see, no big deal if it takes time/iterations." In reality, Myriad's backing gives Micar real institutional heft (experience, capital, track record), which GST's setup (post-Bake acquisition, ownership questions flagged in BoL follow-ups) may not have matched initially—hence the miss.

The MiCA process is iterative for many, but GST's path involved a publicized miss + resubmit plans + jurisdictional pivot. That's not comparable to a clean approval for a backed local player. Uninvested noise or not, shareholders aren't wrong to want clarity rather than forum fanfic. If anything, this Micar news highlights how achievable full approval can be with solid prep—making GST's ongoing radio silence even more frustrating.

'the biggest question mark is why they're waiting to announce their reapplication for MICA:' Funny how some apps that applied in November were still reveiwed after the deadline and not told to resubmit, lol

Even if they do reapply I don't think they will tell us, Lots of people will start upsetting Ferhat and Bake by asking offensive questions like how is the MiCA app progressing and lots of people will write to BoL again, me included. So I think they try and avoid that if they applying again........My guess is in the next corporate update we get the MiCA not reapplying news, criteria too strict and expensive. imho x;)

If we gonna reminisce why don't we do it with receipts.......

THX oi oi boing boing yeehaw, GST been so good ont he short that I dont even call this the hedge like you noys are ! I call it another great win. 20 point divi as well beast, still underpriced, anyway back to March when I was already in deep.....I know how to go long boys !

15p to a 100p

Chaebol

14 Mar 2025 10:18

Posts: 11,348

Price: 22.50

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As a seasoned investor with an astute understanding of corporate dynamics, I find myself utterly perplexed by the unwarranted negativity emanating from certain posters in this forum. Allow me to be unequivocally clear: I have, on numerous occasions, vociferously criticised companies and their management teams, but such critiques were always predicated on a steadfast belief that the entity in question or its board of directors was demonstrably inept. When one undertakes the bold endeavour of challenging a company's merits, one must be armed with incisive, irrefutable arguments—particularly when pitted against the convictions of resolute long-term investors. We are acutely aware of the inherent risks, fully cognisant that operations are situated in Nigeria, and well-informed regarding the abbreviated mine life. These so-called detractors are scarcely presenting us with revelatory insights through their unhinged diatribes!

I am genuinely confounded by the pervasive pessimism exhibited by some individuals here and cannot help but question the ulterior motives driving their agenda. Let me assert, with unwavering conviction, that our company currently stands in the most advantageous position it has ever occupied. Those who dare to gainsay this irrefutable fact are, quite frankly, utter fools at this juncture. As Harchris and other esteemed contributors have consistently articulated, THX is on the cusp of entering an exceptionally robust news cycle, the inevitable consequence of which will be a markedly elevated share price and a fundamentally stronger corporate entity. Should you possess the means to augment your holdings today, I would strongly advocate doing so, as I am confident the forthcoming weeks will yield substantial rewards for our fortitude.

To the authentic, steadfast long-term shareholders, I extend my heartfelt goodwill—our moment of triumph is nigh.

Appreciate the measured take—rare sight on here amidst the noise.

You're spot on about MiCA being the linchpin; without that green light or clear expansion signals in Lithuania (or elsewhere), it's tough to see sustained upside. The pivots feel like patchwork, and sailing that close to regulatory winds has burned them before. If the Q1 resubmission lands without fanfare, it'll speak volumes about the setup's viability but I just cannot see MiCA happening in LT, I could be wrong I could be biased but I really do think that ship has sailed.

As for the rest, cheers for the nod on calling the shots over the past —luck, insight, or otherwise, results don't lie. But let's be real: the board didn't get "taken over" by me; it wandered there itself while folks chased nonsense on holidays, farms, and their own fairy tales instead of dissecting the fundamentals.

My predictions? They held water as the price trended south.

No distractions from me—just consistent flags on the risks, which panned out. And then people got angry with it, called it half truths and changed the narrative. Dudes the price has hit .3 and they telling me I was wrong, thats a special delusion truly!

If personal jibes are the comfort blanket for those underwater, fair play. But perhaps redirect that energy to grilling the real issues: MiCA EMI progress, office growth, revenue traction, contracts etc etc.

That's where the smart money chats should be.

Chaebol

Chaebol's multiple posts encouraging others to sell at a "depressed" price........here we go.......

Since 1.25 p I said SELL SELL SELL SELL now its encouraging others to sell at a 'depressed price'

Lol what you gonna say at 0.2p that it wont hit 0.14p, yall been saying this to me for far too long.