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Also you are an idiot for mentioning proof of broad market use, this isnt a FTSE stock, the point is to get in ahead of broad market use, thats where the BIG BUCKS are.

Go read their website, amongst other things. You can raise the questions to me, but not my job to do research for you.

Trouble is if people cant be bothered to do the research, its all there, and then come on here trying to challenge, Im not gonna take you serously.

Figures again based on sharetalk segment. Not my figures, learn to read.

The reality of layering is, if individuals do it, then they get prosecuted, if instis do it, the FCA do FA. It's illegal, but the double standards are a bit like Israel and Palestine.

Bobcat - do not talk to me. You knw JS, so dont comment on things you know nothing about.

If you monitor L2 its obvious. fake orders put on the book to manipulate the price, as soon as it gets close to the price of the fake order, order is deleted. Happens regularly on AIM I have seen.

Figures based on sharetalk segment last week.

Starting see some layering on the book to manipulate the price, this is illegal and MM's should be ashamed. Lets play it fair MM's. Volume, looks like we will surpass yesterdays by a fair margin, lets see.

MASSIVE POTENTIAL. REPOSTING AS LOSERS CLOGGING THE BOARD, also for newbs, and why this is just starting to re-rate. A bit of consolidation is normal.

70-80% Profit is pretty standard for SaaS. Most of the cost of SaaS companies that have lower profits is because they have huge operational costs around people, offices etc. Nothing we have to worry about.

And remember companies that are profitable in SaaS are getting a multiple of 15-20x, I only used 8x in my calcs.

SaaS Software is usually 70-80% profit, I know because I work in the field. I'll use 70% for calcs for 2022 figures in the sharetalk segment

Very conservative valuations

5% commission = $112.9m = x0.7 x 8 = $632m = £505m mcap = 43.6p

10% commission = $225.8m = x0.7 x 8 = $1264m = £1010m mcap = 87.2p

15% commission = $338.7m = x0.7 x 8 = $1892m = £1515m mcap = 130.8p

Profitable SaaS companies are trading at 15-20x multiples. So using 8 is very conservative.

RE-RATING nicely.

Good post Addison.

Is at 3.4p - will hit that unless any kind of news appears earlier.

Wait till then

This tech will accelerate BTC miner consolidation. Simple.

We will get bought out soon enough for £750m+

Volume 70m, huge again

Can everyone reply to this thread, and not the "dropping" one.

Thats what they do, disrupt the board, with a deramping thread and everyone replies, which keeps their message at the top.

Change it.

Btw - These figures are based on Sharetalk segment on QBT, analysis they did for anyone wanting to know.

MASSIVE POTENTIAL. REPOSTING AS LOSERS CLOGGING THE BOARD, also for newbs, and why this is just starting to re-rate. A bit of consolidation is normal.

70-80% Profit is pretty standard for SaaS. Most of the cost of SaaS companies that have lower profits is because they have huge operational costs around people, offices etc. Nothing we have to worry about.

And remember companies that are profitable in SaaS are getting a multiple of 15-20x, I only used 8x in my calcs.

SaaS Software is usually 70-80% profit, I know because I work in the field. I'll use 70% for calcs for 2022 figures in the sharetalk segment

Very conservative valuations

5% commission = $112.9m = x0.7 x 8 = $632m = £505m mcap = 43.6p

10% commission = $225.8m = x0.7 x 8 = $1264m = £1010m mcap = 87.2p

15% commission = $338.7m = x0.7 x 8 = $1892m = £1515m mcap = 130.8p

Profitable SaaS companies are trading at 15-20x multiples. So using 8 is very conservative.

RE-RATING nicely.

MASSIVE POTENTIAL. REPOSTING for newbs, and why this is just starting to re-rate.

70-80% Profit is pretty standard for SaaS. Most of the cost of SaaS companies that have lower profits is because they have huge operational costs around people, offices etc. Nothing we have to worry about.

And remember companies that are profitable in SaaS are getting a multiple of 15-20x, I only used 8x in my calcs.

SaaS Software is usually 70-80% profit, I know because I work in the field. I'll use 70% for calcs for 2022 figures in the sharetalk segment

Very conservative valuations

5% commission = $112.9m = x0.7 x 8 = $632m = £505m mcap = 43.6p

10% commission = $225.8m = x0.7 x 8 = $1264m = £1010m mcap = 87.2p

15% commission = $338.7m = x0.7 x 8 = $1892m = £1515m mcap = 130.8p

Profitable SaaS companies are trading at 15-20x multiples. So using 8 is very conservative.

RE-RATING nicely.

Haters gonna hate, and spread lies - reported. Enjoy your sad little existence.

MASSIVE POTENTIAL. REPOSTING for newbs, and why this is just starting to re-rate.

70-80% Profit is pretty standard for SaaS. Most of the cost of SaaS companies that have lower profits is because they have huge operational costs around people, offices etc. Nothing we have to worry about.

And remember companies that are profitable in SaaS are getting a multiple of 15-20x, I only used 8x in my calcs.

SaaS Software is usually 70-80% profit, I know because I work in the field. I'll use 70% for calcs for 2022 figures in the sharetalk segment

Very conservative valuations

5% commission = $112.9m = x0.7 x 8 = $632m = £505m mcap = 43.6p

10% commission = $225.8m = x0.7 x 8 = $1264m = £1010m mcap = 87.2p

15% commission = $338.7m = x0.7 x 8 = $1892m = £1515m mcap = 130.8p

Profitable SaaS companies are trading at 15-20x multiples. So using 8 is very conservative.

RE-RATING nicely.