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Apparently we had one today! :)

Apparently not Slater either, theory is rollovers...

Well someone might have heard you Neil - check out the 14m buy

Many thoughts... any worth sharing? Probably not!
Think they need to try harder if they are trying to create a market...
But considering there's been no trades today it doesn't really matter whether the SP is up or down...

Also X-O (or IG) trading doesn't cost you an arm and a leg...

Crack open the Shwiwksey

the sunlight in your hair....

By contrast I get no pleasure watching the daily movements of BLU or VELA, it's like watching paint dry at the moment hence driven me slightly bonkers.

Neil my guess is one half a rollover thing seeing as the ASK has risen despite it

...couldn't resist ;)

Not even the main show either

Great post Tues 15:39. All should read. Btw Keith I thought pretty big hitters have signed up already e.g. biggest digital publisher in EU. IMO main problem with this is not Satoshipay, it's impatient or over-leveraged PI shareholders. Once they're gone the SP can rise but until then MMs and silent whales are going to pick up your shares thankyou very much. Thankfully the million pound investors probably completely ignore these BBs. Over of the best most undervalued shares on AIM, the real deal. Too many good shares spoiled by shorters but one day they'll be caught short.

Things happening...

From Twitter Satoshipay: "Great news! In a surprise move, we’ve raised an additional €1m from a strategic investor. So it’s €2m in this funding round now. 🥂✨ More details to follow shortly"

Rhetorical BOTAK? Because they almost got an RTO together in a blockchain related sector during a crypto downturn?
Because they took BLU out of the line of fire during said downturn while all stocks and esp crypto got hammered?
Because Satoshipay is the real deal?
I could go on.
Get that people want in lower though.

Nice one Knicol. Huge even.

;) you guys

Hi Bouncer, Halifax has been that way since around last September or so - there was a long thread ahere about it at the time. It is something to do with investment companies rather than other types - the KIDS document which is basically a summary cover sheet type thing. Other shares had the same issue, such as MTR I seem to remember.
Again only on Halifax
I just moved my BLU over to IG, which has no problem with it, plus pp trade is £5 vs £12.50.
Personally, since other sharedealing providers have no problem with BLU I suspect Halifax is just shite (or has in their minds some conflict of interest?).

...the door would be closed to RTO if they only just fell short under those circumstances, either.
If they did re-do an RTO I imagine they'd be much quicker at it too

Wasn't really a farce Neil, just £860k-ish short - still raised £14m odd, during massive downturn. Not so bad. The waiting is hard though

Alongside the headliners, a lot of smart businesses are already using and integrating with Satoshipay, e.g. the Aergo one recently which wasn’t RNS’d but was tweeted:
https://tinyurl.com/yxvvmya2

"Aergo ... platform connects permissioned blockchains, public ledgers, and legacy IT infrastructure together to allow for the creation of scalable, data-centric, layered distributed trust systems. The platform is built and supported by Blocko, South Korea’s largest blockchain infrastructure provider that is backed by giants Samsung Ventures, POSCO Capital, and others."

Phil Zamani, Aergo’s Chairman, and CEO: “Aergo will be able to use the credit card payment gateway offered by SatoshiPay, while incorporating its user-friendly business model into their own apps as if they were using a system from the Apple App Store or Google Play”

“Aergo is an emerging platform that stands out as the only enterprise-ready blockchain deployment platforms in a nascent industry. The strong team behind Aergo has a remarkable track record with a number of corporate blockchain deployments already solving real-world problems, for example at Samsung or Lotte. We feel that Aergo, with its scalable and developer-friendly architecture, is a one-of-a-kind platform that will truly disrupt the enterprise IT space,” said Meinhard Benn, founder and CEO of SatoshiPay. “We are proud to announce that Aergo is the next platform we look to build upon and integrate our services with.”

The Samsung connection is particularly interesting here.