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We’re now seeing a textbook breakout on ENET, with multiple 2M+ blocks printing cleanly at 0.024, 0.0242, and now 0.0245p — all above the key 0.022–0.023p resistance zone. This isn’t loose retail chop; it’s controlled, high-volume buying that’s stepping up in size and price, clearing offers without hesitation. The bid is holding, the tape is tight, and there’s no sign of meaningful selling — which strongly suggests structured accumulation ahead of a catalyst.

Given the recent patent RNS, the June 10 OEM engagement update, and management still talking directly to holders like Twib, this move feels less like a punt and more like informed positioning. If a contract or co-funding deal drops, this is exactly what the chart should look like in the run-up — a steady climb on increasing volume, before ignition. Eyes now on 0.025–0.027p — if that breaks, momentum could accelerate fast.

I don't think HULL is on the computerised trading youcould lol

Today’s selling looks more like controlled churn than panic. Despite steady volume, the price has held firm around 0.022p, with large trades consistently being absorbed without any breakdown. That’s often a classic setup: market makers walking the price sideways to shake weak holders, while stronger hands accumulate. With no negative RNS, a strong IP win in hand, and the company still under a “news watch” window, it’s plausible this pressure is artificial — a liquidity trap before a sharp move higher. If a contract or funding update lands soon, the bounce could be sudden and sharp — catching anyone who sold on this sideways drift offside.

Strong morning of volume for ENET, with over 60 million shares traded in the first hour — nearly all of it going through at 0.022p, matching the May placing and warrant strike price. We’re seeing consistent 7- and 8-figure trades, which suggests either structured accumulation or continued warrant exercises being absorbed without price slippage. That’s a strong signal in itself: the market is no longer choking on dilution — it’s absorbing it.

Combined with last week’s US patent news, the June 10 PON engagement RNS, and ongoing direct communication with shareholders (like Twib’s call with management), it feels like sentiment is consolidating — not hyping. If a contract or co-funding RNS drops in the coming week or two, the price is already primed for a move. If not, we risk drifting back to the funding-overhang narrative. But as of today, buyers are clearly positioned for something to land.

Bring on Tomorrow

And he’s bailing, once he’s out boom here imo

Starting to feel like things are finally lining up for ENET. The recent RNS wasn’t just filler — there’s clearly serious work going on behind the scenes. Levi’s comments about the business scope being agreed in principle with a major wireless OEM are huge. That’s not vague fluff — it signals that commercial terms are likely on the table, and the only thing left is final signatures. If that LoI lands, we’re not just talking short-term excitement, but a major shift in how the market views ENET.

The volume over the past few sessions has been encouraging too. Big blocks are going through, and the price is holding up better with each dip. That’s not your average churn — it’s accumulation. With the ASIC/ASSP strategy now front and centre, ENET is positioning itself in two growing markets (wireless backhaul and fibre access), and if they lock in that NRE and device commitment, we’re in for a re-rate. Just feels like we’re close to something material — it’s been a long road, but the pieces are moving into place.

It looks like there’s some healthy activity building in ENET today — especially around that 0.022–0.023 range. Several mid- to large-size trades in the last hour or so, including multiple blocks over 5 million shares. That kind of steady, accumulating interest usually signals positioning — not just flippers.

The key now is whether that buying momentum holds into the close. If it does, we could be looking at a base forming here — especially if market participants are eyeing a potential RNS about that Letter of Intent mentioned in recent updates.

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Starting to look like someone’s quietly positioning again. Some chunky buys going through at 0.0225–0.023 — not huge, but consistent, and a few repeat prints suggest deliberate accumulation rather than random volume. 👀

With Levi’s recent comments about the ASIC deal scope being largely agreed — and the possibility of an LoI “in the near future” — it wouldn’t take much to light a spark here. Risky, sure, but this feels like one of those moments where the market is giving a second chance before the news.

I see much green today . Soooo pleased I filtered them

Starting to feel like this might be the time to be in ENET — not because of hype, but because the pieces are quietly lining up.

The debt is gone, the restructure is behind them, and they’ve got a leaner setup now with clear focus on the ASIC/ASSP opportunity. They’re not talking in vague terms anymore — they’ve said there’s a business scope agreed in principle with a Tier-1 wireless OEM, including a potential NRE payment and volume device orders. That’s not small talk — that’s roadmap-level stuff.

What makes it more interesting is that the product is already tested and validated via the FPGA version. So this isn’t blue-sky R&D — they’ve basically built the bridge to monetisation now, while they ramp toward the bigger ASIC play. And they’re even hinting that other OEMs could come on board once the chip is live.

Timing-wise? They’ve said they’re aiming to sign a Letter of Intent “in the near future” — could be days, could be weeks. But Levi’s tone isn’t cautious. It’s confident — and under AIM rules, that usually means they’re already deep in it.

We are with you twib

Fair point youcould if you’re just watching the intraday noise, but there’s clearly been accumulation and some decent buying pressure lately. The company is out of creditor constraints, management is signaling real progress on the ASIC front, and we’ve got a potential LOI in play. These moves might not explode in one session, but they usually don’t happen without a reason either. Let’s see how the next few sessions play out — momentum could easily build from here.

Did you do the teams twib?

Bit of a shift happening this afternoon. Decent blocks going through — 7.5M, 8M, and a few 2M+ prints — all steadily ticking up from the morning lows. Looks like some accumulation underway here. Could be a bit of churn clearing or someone positioning ahead of news?

We’ve seen this pattern before on ENET: quiet early on, then a steady flow of bigger buys. Might still be early, but that 2.02–2.18p range tightening now could be a sign. No fireworks yet, but something definitely feels like it’s brewing. Worth keeping an eye on into the close.

Been watching the tape closely today — volume’s ticking up but price hovering around that 2.0–2.1p range. Seems like a few decent-sized sells going through, possibly clearing out some overhang. But the fact it’s holding up and not collapsing lower is actually a decent sign.

Let’s be honest, this is the quiet before the storm type stuff. Everyone’s waiting on Levi and that next RNS. If it drops with any meat on the ASIC or wireless front, the move could be sharp given how tightly it’s trading. Not saying it’s risk-free — it’s AIM after all — but I’d rather be in before the crowd when the volume’s light and the churn’s clearing. Just my take.

I think it’s fair to say Ethernity’s chances of still being in business 3 months from now are strong — probably around 85% in my view.

They’ve cleared their creditor obligations, raised funds recently, and have clearly shifted focus to the ASIC/ASSP opportunity. The last couple of RNSs have been pretty bullish in tone — especially Levi’s talk of “extensive testing,” “OEM engagement,” and plans to secure a Letter of Intent. That kind of language isn’t usually thrown around lightly, especially with NOMAD oversight on AIM.

Yes, it’s true there’s still no formal deal signed, and cash is tight, so I’d give maybe a 15% chance things don’t fall into place. But the balance of probability suggests they’re getting close to landing something meaningful — and if that happens, the risk profile shifts massively in the other direction.

Just my view — I’m staying patient here unless that story changes

I think a lot of people are underestimating just how pivotal that June 30th RNS was. Clearing all creditor payments means Ethernity is no longer shackled by the past — they’ve got a clean slate, and that’s a big deal for restoring confidence with OEMs and partners. What caught my eye though was the wording around the ASIC/ASSP business. Levi clearly stated the scope of the deal with the backhaul OEM is “largely agreed in principle”, and they’re aiming to sign a letter of intent soon. That sort of language usually means both parties are aligned and just finalising formalities.

Also worth highlighting: they mention a “significant NRE” expected with the deal, and that there’ll be an “extensive commitment for device orders”. That’s no small comment. Add to that the successful testing of their UEP and the fact they’re already positioning for wider market rollout — you can see a roadmap taking shape. If you’ve held through the noise, this could finally be the start of the real recovery story. July could get very interesting.

It’s easy to get distracted by the noise, but the June 30th RNS was arguably the most encouraging update we’ve had yet from Ethernity. The company has now fully cleared its creditor obligations, meaning it’s operating clean with no legacy weight. That alone is a major step forward. What stands out even more is the progress around the ASIC/ASSP opportunity — Levi made it clear that the scope of the deal with the leading wireless backhaul OEM is largely agreed in principle, and they’re aiming to sign a letter of intent soon. That’s not vague language — we don’t usually get this level of detail unless discussions are well advanced behind the scenes.

On top of that, they mention a “significant NRE” expected with the deal and an “extensive commitment for device orders” once the ASIC is available — these are strong commercial indicators. And remember, this is all based on proven demand from testing of their FPGA-based UEP. The strategy here is clear: capture near-term revenue through FPGA while paving the way for long-term scalability with ASIC. If you strip away sentiment and focus on what’s actually been said — this is the strongest position Ethernity has been in for a long time. Let’s see what this month brings.

I think that’s the case Iran

With momentum building daily, the re-circulated 2018 press article puts a fresh spotlight on just how long this company’s IP and tech edge has been respected. Even back then, CAP-XX was seen as a leader in supercapacitor technology — and now? The tech is proven, the partnerships are global, and the market is finally waking up.

We’re not chasing rumours anymore. We’ve got RS Group, SCHURTER, Farnell, Digi-Key. We’ve got a major Asian OEM design win. We’ve got volume surging, TR-1 declarations landing, and a share price that refuses to roll over. What started as potential in 2018 is now unfolding — in real time.

This isn’t hype. This is a company delivering, scaling, and lining up real commercial value in energy storage — one of the biggest megatrends in global electronics.

If that article was the seed, this rally is the tree — and it’s only just started to grow. Eyes open, hands steady. This could become one of AIM’s defining runs.