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Just so you are aware..
Ed is the CEO of a company that holds a minority shareholding in Leap Gaming. He is not in charge of any Leap IPO so he hasn’t missed any deadlines.

Shut up you tart

Leap are pumping games out a faster rate than they’ve ever achieved before.

Superb timing
https://leap-gaming.com/game/football_cup-world/

What’s your Twitter name..so I can follow you

You’ve got your Twitter profile and your other LSE account but presumably they don’t count..

No

He is referring to Longlad exact quote rather than mine.

He stated we don’t need cash and also mentioned Endeavor renegotiated buyout of Openbet.

The obvious fact is you idiots faking disinterest in a Sunday interview and posting on the board to tell us this disinterest on the same Sunday night tells a different tale..

A enlightening interview as you are all fully aware.

Listening to the nonsense in here tonight is most amusing. Longlad with his did listen/didn’t listen routine lol.
Bottom was in last week.
Best be moving along now. In a global market like the one we are witnessing any hot sector appears and all the punt money follows…

I noted the time you posted this morning Boring 2am and 430am. Security?

Once more on this board today. Well played.

Up 12%

We need to triple to get to the PB NAV

Gals you out there? Missing you x

Should be a strong day

Nice knowing we are too heavy in cannabis plays.

Massive volumes last 30 minutes on everything.incredible scenes across there

Running out of anything negative to say Longlad. Coming off an all time low double bottom Seed offers some value at less than 30% NAV with Germany screaming…

The more I read the more I like this one…

Name: Inveniam

Total capital raised: $70 million

What it does: A software developer tokenizing private-market data through the use of blockchain technology

Bio: Inveniam CEO and founder Patrick O’Meara acquired a blockchain fintech company through an investment fund from a Forbes 400 family he was advising and used the fintech to launch Inveniam in 2017.

Inveniam tokenizes private-market data via blockchain tech, which helps private funds get real-time performance metrics on their assets.

The startup has amassed $35 billion on its platform from about 350 funds and 20 clients. Its clients are from around the globe and include asset management firms, banks, and sovereign wealth funds. Cushman and Wakefield, one of the world’s largest commercial real estate services firms, is among its clientele.

Inveniam has attracted strategic investors such as Apex Group, a financial services firm that announced in September that it would be rolling out Inveniam’s products to institutional investors and family offices using its services that represent $3 trillion in client assets.

“We think the macro trend around transparency, observability in privates and alternatives is a trend that’s going to only grow. And there’s a regulatory tailwind behind us,” said O’Meara.