RE: BTC volatility18 Apr 2021 11:25
the stock is pretty illiquid, which means the SP will ramp fast when figures start coming through. I expect over £10 million revenue for year end, mainly BTC trading revenue. They are doing 35k a month in revenue for April by my reckoning and that is doubling each month!
My previous post with revenue projections is below:
We do not have any revenues released. There is a reason for this and this is because they are pretty low. The big revenues come at the end of year if trading volumes continue to increase by 100%+ month after month.
The January 2021 RNS have described trading income as ‘modest’ at the end of the year. Taking a conservative 200 users a day, trading £20 each in December 2020. This gives us a daily revenue of £39 rounded down. Multiply by 30 days. This is £1,170 in December. Multiply by 130% trading increase in January and then 150% increase for February (which we know will be good) and then 100% month after month for the rest of the year, we get the following numbers excluding open banking and consulting revenues.
January - £2,691
February – £6,727.50
March – £13,455
April – £ 26,910
May – £53,820
June – £107,640
July – £215,280
August – £430,560
September – £861,120
October- £1,722,240
November – £3,444,480
December - £6,888,960
The prize is at the end of the year if high trading volumes continue. I hope I am wrong in the assumption of numbers for Dec 2020 but we need to be conservative. Introducing Ethereum and Cardano as cryptocurrencies would secure this projection but management has not taken the steps to do this. We are in the lap of BTC sentiment until open banking comes true.