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Well its not a secret anymore lol

Dude - "some form of computer" ROFL "it's the cpu" :))) this isn't Bitcoin. So the cost benefit of Blockchain - which btw 80% of Berkshire Hathaway's top holdings are investing in, so ask Warren Buffett - is completely outweighed because your might want a faster computer? Oh.

I'm not the guy who said it was too expensive to secure contracts yet CTEA has 2 already. Anyone with 10 mins reading will understand the transformational impact on efficiency and cost of DLT, hence why the WEF sees 2023 as the tipping point for adoption and almost 296,000% growth to 2027.

I think you've proven you can't read and soak up RNSs. Re-read 25 Aug RNS and slowly. Onsite-ID was upgraded, specifically it COV-ID functionality. It's a multi doc and multi health record app. What you've also missed is the launch of the management dashboards.

I'm sure your other IDs can step up while you supposedly disappear for 2 months. I guess you've bought in, so we can see your positive ID for a bit.

So CTEA announces a commercial contract with NPH for Onsite-ID, which flAIM thrower (CTEA Twitter troll) who confessed to being a Senior Systems Engineer working for a 5bn company - as does crizmo below - does not believe has any money attaching to it. That is funny.

crizmo still hasn't read and understood the RNSs - COV-ID is part of Onsite-ID and being used to allow NPH to get employees safely back to work and interact with its customers.

I didn't quote anyone directly in my post but if the cap fits. So when you talk about the cost of Blockchain being expensive hence why nobody has bought it - wrong 2x given Firedoor is also using it - that doesn't translate to Blockchain being "too expensive"? Hmm backtracking much.

Recommend you research Blockchain instead of playing PS4 all day. We all know about hashrate and growing network security, but the idea of you sitting there in your bedsit being able to hack the Blockchain is laughable.

Trouble is, everything you write down can be traced - no need for a Blockchain to track and trace our 5bn-dollar-senior.

You've forgotten your tablets again. Reported.

Try the website and google searches and then many of your points will be clearer. There's a wealth of educational material freely available on the internet.

Afrik-ID CTO (Nigel) works with Catenae's CFO & Co-Sec (John) at Beacon digital marketing, co-founded by Nigel in 2017.

Nigel joined Afrik-ID in June and interestingly John changed role from CFO of Beacon to become 'Director'.

At the turn of July, lots happened. Catenae launched Onsite-ID incl COV-ID functionality and signed a pilot with Afrik-ID.

From Proactive interview a month ago, we know Catenae and BHA Medical were talking about a JV from around the same point.

On 25 August we learned Onsite-ID was upgraded, in particular COV-ID and first commercial deal signed with NPH.

Subsequently a JV with BHA signed and then shortly afterwards, MoU signed to access the JV.

Last week flights resumed with embedded test & trace requirements in Southern Africa and we now know land borders will open on 01 Dec with similar requirements.

SADC population is c.450m people.

Combined track record and leverage of Afrik-ID, BHA and Catenae connections and track record internally and with governments and institutions point toward deals.

Yep can sell above Bid. Looks like MMs want stock and trying to keep spread wide.

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. Imagine a stock chat forum where the identity and motivation of the individual is clear for all to see, whether someone holds a stock or not, and whether the content shared is truthful or not. 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.

From regulated news release:

Guy Meyer, Chief Executive Officer of Catenae, said: "We are pleased to have secured our first commercial sale for the Onsite ID app which has just undergone a version upgrade [in this same RNS, the Onsite-ID app upgrade was to enhance COV-ID functionality - yes the app is linked]. This sale is testament to the app's effectiveness in managing workforces and providing safety in controlled environments, given its multi-purpose functionality. Our human-focused technologies are designed to mitigate risks for businesses, their people and their customers and I am pleased to see our latest product performing well in these challenging times.
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Very important one does their own research.

The immutable truth.

It's a potential or current investors responsibility to understand the company, the technology, macro environment and prospects. Recommend deep and careful research.

Stick to your game plan. Theres a reason these dudes are busy getting upset here.

Ignore the disinformation below. Its quite obvious who those Twitter trolls are. DYOR.

ps. to clarify - Onsite-ID off which COV-ID spurred. The insurance auditor is using the tech to inspect firedoors and record to the Blockchain.

I think the votes for your post this evening say it all. For those that read thr RNSs and have taken the time to watch the Proactive interviews, they won't relate to the post immediately below.

Guy Meyers has interviewed consistently well and I've much respect for his track record (including in sales at globally renowned companies) - he's not new to CTEA - along with the other directors. As you'd heard from Guy in the 2nd & 3rd most recent interviews, CTEAs excesses are gone, directors and suppliers are prepared to take payment in shares and the co is on "an incredibly strong financial footing". He also said he recognised the communication "gap" but said he doesn't put news out for "puff".

Newcastle Health has bought COV-ID and Guy describes the value in building credibility. An insurance industry company is also using it.

Guy talks about building the foundations first and executing on plan. Clearly a confident chap and with a fair wind, there's some deals to close soon.

Oh I read the bb first and thought "result!" expecting to find an RNS I'd somehow missed. Then I saw "glitch". Never mind. Wait n see what the future brings. Any views on share price. Current cap is £750k ish.

We can debate all day. End of the day, market cap is where it is because the company needs to prove up its product line. Personally, this is well within my risk appetite and I don't want to wait for answers on a silver platter to start accumulating.

Profit depends on order size and I suspect we will see profit in the financials, not itemised in an RNS given commercial sensitivities. I think we'll see FTSE100/250 orders for Onsite-ID and COV-ID soon to get employees back to work.

That's fine. Each to their own understanding. Some see opportunity where others don't and vice versa. Some like watching Football others don't. Let's see what the future holds. Volume appears to have spoiled traders play thing.

50:50 profit share in JV

Revenue will always be large for test orders, so it comes down to profit. Both CTEA and BHA are "volume" businesses and "highly scalable" using words from Proactive interview. Bigger the better as the cost base is fixed.

Then there's the annuity business that'll grow outside of COVID etc. Example clients, Newcastle Health using Onsite-ID plus COV-ID to get its employees safely back to work etc and work for the insurance industry.

I think the market is missing a trick. CTEA was a developing business before COVID but if we get into the field of 'health', it applies to so much more than just COVID. HIV, TV, Yellow Fever (that yellow piece of paper you wave at the immigration guy in Africa) - you name it. I'm looking for Blockchain exposure and I found a company that potentially gets a huge springboard to launch.

MMs have spread wide to cap interest - I got NT'd a little while back at 3p but someone has just picked up 168k just under. Sells are just above 2.8p.

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