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Keith, personally I am sure Satoshipay is the one. What annoys me is some buggers are now able to buy in at many times lower than I and others did because we saw it far earlier. That’s the pain in my arse. I don't really care whether people follow Satoshipay or not. IBM follows them I can bet you, and as mentioned, the biggest digital publisher in the EU does too. By the way I discovered IBM has its own IBM Blockchain twitter account with 67k followers - not bad - 1/10th those who follow the full IBM

Agree lagmassive, just wish I had spare £ to load up.

Ah thanks Keith. Well, since you say, big-picture wise I still 100% believe in Satoshipay - for me nothing has changed here except I have less hair and less money. Aside from these admittedly crap things and the shock of seeing the current shareprice staring me in the face every day, to me BLU/Satoshipay offers the biggest genuine upside even from my buy-in level, of any share I'm aware of. I can't think of anything that could be more of a global phenomenon, which is available to invest in, other than giants that are already giant like Apple Amazon eBay Facebook etc. I think Satoshipay is going to be of their ilk. There will always be traders and sellers offering bargain prices or getting the SP dropped to get themselves in at bargain prices but I have to remind myself they are only doing this because they want more of Satoshipay.

You said it Neil, and I've finally realised something too, regarding the share price here (see sale at day's end) and that is to let sleeping dogs lie! I was feeling quite chipper to that point. I guess there's a few more available under 0.17p now

Yep.
But trying to remain positive here ;) sentiment at pretty much all time low.
Maybe not the time for me to try and be cheery, but I think it's weather. I used to point to e.g. Facebook shareprice graph in its early days, and even if we RTO, we'd need to keep this story in mind: https://tinyurl.com/y4kmyvg3
Can only stay gloomy for so long before people wake up to the game changer we own 30% of

4m buy this morning, they got in just in time, would've cost them 0.17 now

Correct me if I'm wrong but:
BLU owns ~30% of Satoshipay = £4.5m
BLU's other investments ~£1.5m
BLU NAV = 0.3p equivalent (ignores any potential!)
Last placing = 0.18p
Current share price to BUY = 0.16p
Undervalued or bloody what.

Indeed Mr Spot!
Great find re Interbit ;)

in talks with 3 major banks...
https://tinyurl.com/y7slc6ov
We own I think just over 3% of VibePay (indirectly)

Max19 regards Halifax and trading in BLU - they have always been useless!
I originally was with HSD when I bought BLU first, months later I discovered they wouldn't trade BLU any more.
Something to do with some BS bureaucratic "summary document" summarising the share for private investors - it also affected other shares e.g. MTR. Short story- I moved them over to IG at no cost - IG were and are excellent IMO.

Looks like Nic Slater topped up, and why wouldn't he at this SP

What ringworm said ->

...solid buying this afternoon being incorrectly marked as sells, since you can sell decent quantities for 0.155 and buy for 0.1675-0.19+ (£10k).
I wonder when the last time BLU had ~120m volume was?!

Probably Euros but yep ;)

TJ In the middle it says:
Meinhard Benn, Founder and CEO of SatoshiPay says:
“We are excited to work with Axel Springer, who recognise the immense potential of blockchain technology. As one of the few companies with a market-ready blockchain payment solution, we are focused on bringing this technology from laboratories and into the mainstream. This has been SatoshiPay’s mission since its foundation in 2014, and a partner with the tremendous reach of Axel Springer gives us the opportunity to deliver on this promise.
We would also like to thank the Stellar Development Foundation, which supports this cooperation with a seven figure partnership grant.”

TJ https://tinyurl.com/yazmzxn6

Thanks for the cheery note Gazuric.
Satoshipay is no MYSQ, and Meinhard and Fabrizi are no Pottinger and Chong - of these things I am 100% certain

Thanks Tony :) yes I agree there must be a fee. IBM buy out?

Hi Tony, you lost me at validator nodes ;) but what you said about income sounds good to me

Seems the market isn't falling for the MMs' drop. You gotta laugh