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"Imagine a world where when somebody posts there's "been no commercial sales", "no interest" because "Blockchain's too expensive", one could instantly test its accuracy."

I have never posted "been no commercial sales". If you read my post I said "Still no paying customers for CovID" which is 100% true.

I guess you're right. I can't say for certain that there has been no interest. Maybe someone enquired about CovID and then decided against buying it. I can say that no-one has bought the product though.

The third 'Quote' "Blockchain's too expensive" is another figment of your imagination. I never said that either. Here's what I said

"Blockchain is expensive. That would be my guess to the main reason as to why no-one wants CovID."

I'm not sure what your first paragraph is about

"The most opportune time to highlight the core proposition of Blockchain - it records, in the most secure manner possible, the immutable truth so that all stakeholders can record, trust and transact data and value"

That's not true. It's not the most secure manner possible. Until a blockchain is running at a certain scale, it's actually easier to compromise than a more traditional model.

So, I made one statement, about there being no interest, that I can't verify. The rest is, as you put it. The Immutable truth.

If you want to look at people posting lies. Maybe you want to look below at some statements you've made recently.

"Newcastle Health has bought COV-ID and Guy describes the value in building credibility. An insurance industry company is also using it." Lies. No-one has bought Cov-ID. NPH are trialing Onsite-ID. Not CovID

"but almost every single top rank business is quietly investing into Blockchain". Got any proof of that. I work in tech for a company worth over 5bn. We looked at blockchain and decided it's too costly. It's also slower than traditional infrastructure. It can't do as many transactions per second. I'm sure, being a blockchain expert, you already knew that though.

Tend to agree Petrodollar. In the meantime, Hawiah drills (2 of) are turning and no doubt coming to the end of a transformative resource and NPV upgrade, revealing leads that could stir the imagination.

Crizmo's got 4 Dells wired together - he's a senior systems engineer for a £5bn cap company don't you know :)

Plenty of material out there to learn about Blockchain, so suggest confused individuals go and research.

Opportunity to land contracts and start improving market comms. The playing field is vast.

Lots of news over the weekend about schools and colleges being told to get all students back using mass tests in Jan and sheer lack of preparation and trained capacity. Also increasingly seeing reports of people stopped with fake immunity passports.

Given Synovate is say 1 month old and its effectively done two, what many would call, commercial proof of concepts, plus CTEA alone secured NPH-Group in August, we should be entering rich newsflow territory.

We have no idea what CTEA is working on - a double edged sword from an sp perspective ie no exciting speculative bubble but guaranteed the market won't therefore see it coming.

C'mon Harry. You got this. Monday morning Zoom.

Interesting Simms. There's been several blocks cleared out last few weeks but this one might mark the end. Still, appreciated the "share sale".

Now that's worth talking about

Good weekends

National Institute for Communicable Diseases in South Africa planning pilot of 'digital participatory surveillance platform' for respiratory diseases incl flu and COVID.

Blackhive Africa Medical and CTEA all over it?

https://theconversation.com/amp/south-africa-is-testing-digital-technology-to-detect-outbreaks-of-respiratory-diseases-148928?__twitter_impression=true

Guy said the team is executing a strategy and in the field of medical services, is integrating its solutions (CTEA or Synovate) into 'regulated clinical pathways' and thus signing B2B deals to enable B2C. You're seeing the beginnings of a highly scalable business.

Inevitable as was the pullback after the Mar-Aug rally. Stimulus and economic reality is setting in. Gold is still in a secular bull market and the economics of TK are going to make this asset, rare hot property when it closes finance any day or week now.

If Mr Higgs' is the seller, then I'd contend he wasn't that clever in buying so much in the first place and therefore not so clever to follow to the exit.

Lemmings aren't generally rewarded with outperformance ;)

Higgs' still selling

Nicely drafted - no need to tick up to inflate excellent posts - they speak for themselves.

Indeed you can buy in your own time. You may end up paying considerably more than I of course.

This one has a distinctive hallmark of CTEA. B2B contracts and re-opening the economy is the core strategy. Getting involved with community testing is massive new opportunity.

UK Gov calling on private sector to step up to assist mass testing and ran webinars to help providers understand what is required. Aims to streamline the accreditation process, the more stringent of which Synovate Global is already compliant with.

With the money central government is pumping into local authorities, Synovate and CTEA (outside of Synovate holistic package) may land Gov funded testing, recording and test provision and training contracts.

Their 9.11% share holdings disappeared without so much as a ripple according to August RNS and then data shows Spreadex appear on register with almost exact same - certainly 9.13% in early November. Then the late, new Spreadex RNS showing the holding pop over 10% on 02 Dec. On 10 Dec, we see the sp at just over 3p and few mill shares dumped. Today sp hit 3.25p and then wave of dumps. Looks to me like the Higgs' are exiting via an account at Spreadex.

Which market you looking at Maf?