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The share price rise and improving confidence investors are expressing in Avacta is a mere side show. What really matters is the current state of IndyNial’s dysfunctional family. Keen to hear about their latest mishaps and tax payer funded lifestyles.

You know it makes sense.

Did a couple of dummy sell trades on Barclays this morning and received quotes in contrast to yesterday . Definitely more liquidity in this share now with two days of increasing volume.

That’s a really encouraging RNS this morning. Indonesia is a massive country . Population of 280 million. The new Eco Indonesia subsidiary production line expected to be operational by the end of this year. What’s not to like?

Exciting times for investors.

2021 was an interesting year for GST . Around February 2021 the price was .20. The company was dead in the main market water. At that time Jack Bai made a sizeable investment and the thing took off . Within months it reached over 3p. More than 15 bags . I’m sure many investors/traders made some good profits! Including myself. Not everyone held on without ever selling a share.

GST is a typical penny share . It’s a gamble . Don’t invest more than you can afford to lose . I’m confident it can go on another decent run soon..

Ps .Google gstechnologies and you will find informative interviews with Tone Goh & Shayne Tan since 2021. It’s all about potential.

I’m on Billy’s side . Bullish .

Good luck all.

Coinbase and Coingecko

Coal is increasing in value again today . Up over 20% over the last 24 hrs on relatively high traded volume . It’s now up over 800% over the month driven by consistently high volume.. Does anyone know the reason for this increase? Has coal become available on more crypto exchanges ? I’m clueless .

I see price of Coal has roofed it over the last 24 hrs . A rise of 206%. Interesting that the volume traded over this time amounts to over $89000 when the average daily volume is typically less than $1000 traded . I know at least one poster has stated they bought coal recently.

Maybe the market is beginning to fancy GST chances in the stablecoin race .

We have already built the blockchain foundations .

You know it makes sense!

GST has stated aspirations to become the first issuer and service provider of stablecoins listed on the LSE. A moonshot possibly but never say never.

Plenty of media coverage today about Andrew Bailey’s article in the FT. Basically he has changed his previously negative stance towards the financial benefits of stablecoins to a more positive one .Small steps…

A number of comments today implying GST is a “ lifestyle company” for directors. The annual report shows the combined salaries for the six directors for the year ending 31st March 2025 to be US$598536. The highest individual salary is US$143694 (Jack Bai ) . The lowest is US$5665 ( Malcom Groat). The four Singaporean director salaries include a small government contribution amounting to a total of US$36074.

I believe these salaries to be at the lower end of the Director salary scale and contradict the view that GST is a lifestyle company.

I anticipate market sentiment towards GST turning more positive now in the light of announcements made over the last few days. The UK and US announced a joint task force to explore cooperation on digital assets regulation. A joint UK/US digital securities sandbox where companies can test blockchain technologies is now being progressed. The UK is now hanging on to the coat-tails of the US and seeing the light in terms of progressing the cryptocurrency industry . GST has aspirations to be the first UK publicly listed company offering stablecoin-based payment solutions for global markets.

Been browsing the Bluebird upgraded website . This states “US Bitcoin mining project(under development)” .

Also , “BMV is planning one of North America’s largest Bitcoin mining projects in the U.S , structured as a streaming contract to earn long-term Bitcoin income without owning or operating the mine.Site planning is underway……..”

That’s pretty ambitious stuff . I’m aware Bluebird aim to also list on the US Nasdaq at some stage but wasn’t aware of this actual mining project . Maybe I’m getting confused about what a Bitcoin treasury actually is . Thoughts?

I am still Bullish for GST prospects. Slightly off topic, across the pond this evening , the IPO of the Peter Thiel backed Crypto exchange named "Bullish" has happened. The IPO share price was $37 giving a $4 billion market cap . It actually opened up at $90 a share! They are calling it the crypto summer!

bmv tipped today on ************* website today with a strong buy recommendation targeting 2p plus in the coming weeks . expecting “a stream of rns announcements in the coming weeks.”

RNS today , “The EXISTING cash resources of the company coupled with the net proceeds of the Placing and Retail Offer will therefore enable the Company to acquire a significant Bitcoin holding.”

Implies to me that the company is receiving enough revenue from its operations to buy Bitcoin rather than spending the cash reserves on operational costs . Good news

The recent RNS stated trading will commence on AIM on Friday 27th June.

Bought a few this morning . Looks primed for growth with increased liquidity soon on the AIM.

GST wants to become the first issuer and service provider of stablecoins listed on the London Stock Exchange. There have been regulatory delays over the last couple of years for the company . The good news is the US stablecoin issuer company Circle soared over 100% on its US stock market IPO yesterday .This is surely a boost for the whole crypto sector and would be great to see the strong sentiment in favour of stable coins reach the UK.

Erekose,

I agree with your observation about the Capai similarity to Durlacher back in the day (circa 1998-2000). I posted the below comments a couple of weeks ago.

Investors/traders/gamblers back in the day (1999-2000) will recall the astonishing rise of a number of micro and small cap public listed companies during the dot.com boom. It’s feasible that the current AI boom will see similar huge market cap increases in a small number of listed companies in the AI field.

A company named Durlacher , a UK technology investment bank, grew from a very small cap to a valuation of over £2 billion in 2000 before the bubble burst . Durlacher invested in unquoted new technology companies .Ultimately, company revenues just couldn’t justify the market cap but it did almost join the ftse 100 before its shares collapsed when the dot com bubble burst in 2001.

To date, we have not seen the flood of speculative firms that listed during the 1999-2000 dot.com bubble. I believe CapAI has a good chance of being a winner with the management we have. Nothing is guaranteed but CapAI may be primed for explosive growth.