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Further news to be released on the 18th of May, today's Polemos General Meeting has been adjourned for the 18th of May. Could be an interesting day...the 18th of May.

Just a quick comment, Dala is a general-purpose ERC-20 token (this means it uses the Ethereum blockchain) which came as a bit of a surprise to me because I was under the impression that A.Lightman wasn't a fan of Ethereum smart contracts ? Probably time to do some more research but he Dala Wala collaboration is obviously the right choice because they're well rooted in Africa already and it's worth noting that Ethereum is due some big upgrades in terms of scaling etc look up Casper, Plasma, Sharding and Raiden. Also don't underestimate FinComEco being a GMEX sudsidiary because GMEX are behind a lot of the smaller African exchanges, imagine if all the fractured African securities exchanges became easy to trade on via decentralized platform, GMEX would be all over that.

Weird, my BLOC shares are held with X-O but as Nominee only in a share dealing account, X-0 let me buy and sell NEX shares online for �5.95 a trade, I also hold a stocks and shares Isa with Charles Stanley and when I inquired they informed me I could hold NEX shares in the Isa but buying and selling would have to be done via their telephone dealing service. To get the Bloc shares into my Isa I would have to create a Charles Stanley share dealing account transfer them in from my X-O account and then see if they could do a Bed&Isa.

lol forget CZ & Binance, Patrick Birley is taking the Nex Exchange crypto, I hope he's building in some interpolerability features into my shares.....erm tokens, seamless transactions from Aim to Nex and my Nano S. Okay getting crazy now.

Will Nubicoin be used for the Block platform ? I didn't hear a confirmation myself, just that Lightman had brought all these parties together for discussions and to share ideas.

300 page whitepaper that will be publishable as a book on Amazon ? I bet no one saw all this coming a few months back.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iof4yby1ikM.... 28:12m

The more you research Alex Lightman or listen to him speak about crypto, tokenization, blockchain etc you'll start to realize just how smart of a move CC made when he managed to get him on board. In the Proactive Investors video CC calls Lightman the project manager and Lightman states that the platform will be launched in the first half of this year. Don't expect the BLOC sp to move much until the platform is up and running with real funds flowing through it but I still think this could be huge if they can pull it off, Africa is primed and ready for this.

Just an observation but I noticed at the bottom of the latest announcement that Cassiopeia Services is now listed as Public and Investor Relations. Chris Cleverly isn't giving up without a fight..."Oh Yeah"

It's just going to be a waiting game at the moment but under the current climate, if news were to be released that some sort of prototype was up and running - I wouldn't expect the market to react much, everything tech/blockchain related seems to be taking a hiding and crypto is a real bloodbath. Some are suggesting that the bounce could really be strong but who knows ? Either way, can people see tokenisation or distributed ledger technology disappearing now it's getting a foothold ? You'd expect that the longer there is no news the more the share price will fall but there was a 4M buy today on the NEX Exchange and I've noticed that share prices always seem more stable on the Nex compared to AIM.

Create a rock solid blockchain based platform for the tokenization of agricultural products in Africa that also facilitates smart contracts between suppliers and buyers, and gives the impoverished access to microlans, change the name from AFPO to BCL, get a contract with an African Government and you don't even need to sell Fertilizer, the lincensing out of your tech becomes your income and possibly return from the loans. Sounds an immense task to me, but if you've got the right people on board you could pull it off. Token Communities obviously saw some potential or they wouldn't have got involved, same goes for the GMEX subsidiary Fincomeco.

People can ridicule AFPO all they like on Twitter but this is getting interesting, look who the company is getting involved with. Alex Lightman, Chief Strategist for Passport Cities $300 M+ ICO and an advisor to several current and near future ICOs, including Guardian Circle�s Guardium $30 M+ ICO, Phireon Global Partners $60 M+ ICO, and to the $100 M+ Science Incubator ICO. Lightman is the recipient of four global technology awards, including the first Economist Magazine Reader�s Award, and has written national innovation plans and technology transition plans for the US and Mexican governments and NATO. He has been one of the most highly rated mentors for Founder Institute in the world (�Global 100�) and qualified as a director, after six 16 week start up creation programs, each of which launched over a dozen companies. He is an MIT graduate and attended graduate school at Harvard�s School of Government, and is the author of the first book on 4G and co-author of 2016 Amazon best-seller in seven categories, Augmented: Life in the Smart Lane. (Taken from the TokenCommunities PLC Website) This isn't just a case of pump & dump, let's change our name to blockchain. AFPO, GMEX, Fincomeco, Token Communities.

2.7M traded this afternoon and they all look like buys to me.

It's understandable that many wouldn't touch AFPO with a barge pole but for the people who haven't been burnt by this share, they can pick up around a million shares for under �400, What's the worst that can happen ? You lose a few hundred or as Andy said a bit of confidence comes back and you turn it into a couple of grand. A few positive RNS's and things could pick up nicely. Also, I noticed the Nex Exchange tweeted about AFPO today.

�400k and "Blockchain" You couldn't make it up.

AFPO were showing as suspended on NEX at one stage but have now been reinstated and a few buys have shown up recently. One for the brave or possibly foolish, phoenix rising from the African Potash maybe ? Dafter things have happened.

Never mind the $190 billion tax bill for Acacia, that's how much Tanzanians will have to pay for a loaf of bread soon with that nut job running the country. Maybe Barrick should've taken some Albino body parts to the negotiation table.

Think I'm going to stick with this one for the long term also, my current cost per share is 16.96 because I started buying in July, most likely reinvest the dividends back in. The long term holders of this trust may disapprove of the strongarm Sherborne takeover and tax liable big dividends (if not held in an Isa) but personally the activist takeover is what attracted me to Electra and also the feeling that private equity trusts were a bit out of fashion and going cheap. Electra minus the private equity.....we shall see, good luck all.

Nice to see AZN back up to £46 this morning, I jumped in on 27/7 @42 when there was an overreaction to the drug trial failure, be nice to see it back up to around £50. gla

I'd be surprised if this drops to 176 today like it briefly did yesterday morning when the RNS was published, if the price does drop to those levels again I'll be topping up and willing to hold out to see what happens.