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"Principal means cash."

Jesus Christ PP1, no it does not. It simply means the initial value.

"This is all about 24/7 auditing of gold mines onto blockchain"

What are you even talking about PP1. This sentence makes zero sense.

I'm out of the country Bash FYI

JP Morgan?

Fidelity?

Nexo?

Have a lovely birthday Gav!

Hi Gav, hope you're enjoying the sunshine. Are you expecting the coupon payment to arrive in cash/fiat currency?

And, the reason...

https://www.wsj.com/finance/regulation/lawmakers-to-introduce-bipartisan-bill-banning-sports-bets-on-prediction-markets-17d2e272?gaa_at=eafs&gaa_n=AWEtsqd4-6-qlYmisjnl1FSwx6HythT-nhrtJAdM0Zl0Mo6NHRM2IpsJg7kR&gaa_ts=69c11a59&gaa_sig=d5UK-NeEMjkhT0vm2wFDB1hHfuSreo8_rNX4JatxnmHNJx7DYmbWSPn9dDFHxAkstKgfHYUKIPr3luZDmU-GVw%3D%3D

Flutter up 8.5% too

DraftKings up 9.5% pre-market

Can you name another asset manager with $20bn+ AUM who have vibe-coded their website(s)?

They haven't even publicly announced the concept of VGold yet, and the website is already live, and PP1 allegedly knows everything about it.

What a sh*tshow this company is.

Hopefully Bash will do some AI on this.

"Hence why Valereum had/have to show they could do a digital currency platform as they have done with VLRM markets on EL Salvador."

🤣🤣🤣🤣

Stooping to new lows of desperation, and soaring to new highs of fantasy, here PP1

Beautiful fairy tale PP1, but there are a myriad of platforms offering this already.

"Setting up VLRM Markets in EL Salvador is and was all about getting regulatory approval for the GSX Gilbraltar stock exchange owned fully by Valereum."

PP1, has anyone ever told you that you're such a well-researched poster? 💞

"Of course I'm a f**king hooligan, you pr**k. I am a hooligan...there I've said it...I'm a hooligan. And, do you know why? Because that's my f**king job."

- Chairman, Valereum plc

Only 10 weeks left to get your hands on those coveted FIRM tokens 🤩

I'm not convinced. The selling is rounded, but so are the buys (excluding Bodgan's pocket change top-ups), that's just normal investor behaviour.

Or, hear me out, it's simply disgruntled shareholders fed up of holding shares in a company that have pivoted umpteen times over the years and still don't have a product, USP, or any meaningful revenue?

San, you allude to knowing who the seller is?