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also strange is that some of the FUDers over the last week announce today they just happened to have bought back in yesterday, they are full of it.

They can trade over-the-counter (OTC) or on a major exchange such as the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) or the Nasdaq (Nasdaq). As we already trade OTC you take your choice.

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Rothschild Investment Corp Increase Bitcoin Exposure Threefold in Q2
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/rothschild-investment-corp-increase-bitcoin-170000363.html

Expect this to multi-bag big time.

| WHY I'M EVEN MORE BULLISH
CryptosRUs
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=OUD-dmIF85w

Majority of Institutions to Hold Digital Assets in Near Future, Survey Suggests.
In a vote of confidence, 100 CFOs said their funds would hold an average of 7.2% of their assets in cryptocurrency by 2026, or over an estimated $300 billion. That’s despite the decline in crypto prices and trading activity in past months, with the leading cryptocurrency, bitcoin (BTC), losing 50% of its market cap since April.
https://news.bitcoin.com/majority-of-institutions-to-hold-digital-assets-in-near-future-survey-suggests/

*illiquid

bitcoin could break $28,500 and go lower but equally could break $30,000 and then go on to $42,500. Nobody knows so happy to scale in.

I did, and probably more tomorrow, scaling in at these levels.

Pearls has admitted one thing on the Argo board, "SGI is liquid at this level".
She will be glad to know I am now bored of her ramblings.

Pearls, you haven't addressed SGI's loan defaults which you deem OK despite it happening twice and Phoenix having SGI by the short & curlies. You really need to do some research if you think Argo will default on a loan, but that's not what you do going by your "investments", HBR, MTC, SGI, DEBS etc, you must stop sniffing your stamps.

So now you are saying loan covenant breaches (TWICE) aren't as serious as you wrote? Phoenix own any money that may come SGI's way they are not a charity, nothing for investors here. BTW Argo aren't in breach of any loans so epic fail, time to hand back your Brownie Troll badge.

"Breach of (those) covenants would be a serious matter" INDEED!
SGI are in serious trouble then.

11 million coins out there, LOL, at least try and get some credibility into your postings, here’s a clue 6000 at last count.

A lot of experts would disagree
https://news.bitcoin.com/crypto-experts-predict-bitcoin-price-rising-to-318417-by-december-2025/

with Musk attending the big Bitcoin meeting on Thursday and Tesla results due next week will Musk make an announcement re their bitcoin holdings, they won’t like them negative in their accounts.

yep, getting NT to buy as well and 94.125p on the bid, despite Wall Street down nearly 500 points,

but 3 of the biggest derampers who were on that FUDders list and who have been posting non stop all week did not make one post on here today.