Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
Regardless of the name changes, this has never been run for the benefit of holders.
This has always been run for the benefit of those running it. The evidence that their interests are not aligned with holders is all over the history of this piece of crap.
Price is where it is because the market expects the Leap money to be wasted on something that underperforms -probably run by someone's mate - because that is what always happens.
The right thing to do for holders and the right thing to do for those running are once again at odds and it's clear to see.
Expect SEED to do what is best for those in charge and smile and tell holders that it is a great deal for them.
@Gazzleberry - interesting to see you're using 3commas. Are you just using it to consolidate all accounts or are you using any of the bots/features?
Running inisilicoterminal myself but wanting to start moving towards more automated edges
remember the time they spent months and months advertising but not hiring a commercial leader? Then they changed it to a CMO and in the end did something else iirc
And all this was after a failed RTO
Zero commercial savvy at SatoshiPay and I see no sign that has changed. As I said the other day, their model is to secure funding and get to work on cool tech.
Nailed it, although I'd argue Satoshipay has a plan. Secure funding, draw a tidy salary, recruit (larger team good for the ego), spend your time traveling, talking and working on lots of 'interesting' tech while being funded by others.
Commercialisation? We'll worry about that later.
Like the look of the chart here - a chance it could go on a run
So much P&L damage traces back to the fear of missing news. News often takes a lot longer than ppl expect.
It was perfectly sensible to take profits and buy back her. People tend to point to a couple of outliers where it took off and never came back. The way to deal with that is to lock in profit and don't go to zero.
The similarities between AIM and crypto are striking. Ppl all over crypto are rekt because they didn't take profits when they had huge winners. If only there was a simple solution, lol
Most people prefer to be right rather than making money.
The BoD is a bit crap, however, BLU isn't trading in a vacuum.
Germany has its first trade deficit in over 30 years. EURUSD is pretty much at parity. Official inflation is close to double-digits and clearly higher for things people actually buy and consumers are still spending like a drunken sailor on shore leave.
No idea why anyone would expect a high-risk AIM share with crypto exposure to be trading higher. Most Alts are down 80-90%. BTC is high-beta and down 70%, so BLU's correction is probably about right.
I'm tactically long BTC but only playing it as a short squeeze. I can't see risk catching a sustainable bid just yet. I'll reconsider if BTC can get above 25K and hold there.
Late shorts need to be shaken out before new lows imo. Same for Indices.
Expecting increased volatility both ways, with an old-school bear market rally to be mistaken for a trend change.