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Gervaise Heddle, Chief Executive Officer, commented: "We are delighted by these initial results from our first drilling campaign at Havieron. We believe that these results begin to demonstrate the large scale of Havieron and the potential for Havieron to host zones of high grade gold and copper.

"Momentum is building up for us as we see positive results from our stated strategy of focusing and progressing with our target projects. In addition to today's news, we had the rapid discovery of gold nuggets within the first days of our maiden exploration campaign at Black Hills and we started our drilling campaign at Ernest Giles. We look forward to providing further updates to investors."

Gold Rush, Gold Fever, Golden Tickets!!! Gla ;-)

22/6/18 RNS

Ernest Giles

The drilling programme at Ernest Giles has commenced and will focus on three high priority gold targets at the Meadows, Wishbone and Empress areas, and a nickel sulphide target at the Carnegie licence.

The drilling programme at the Meadows area will consist of approximately twenty-four RC drill holes to test the 5km by 1.5km anomaly defined by Deep Sensing Geochemistry ("DSG") work which remains untested by previous drilling. In addition, up to six RC holes will be completed at the Wishbone and Empress areas to test basement geology and physical rock properties.

Baxter: Our flagship project at the moment is Ernest Giles. It has been for a number of years. It covers a very large area in the eastern gold fields of Western Australia which host fairly large deposits, and our Ernest Giles project hosts a green stone sequence that’s undercover. Consequently, it's never been explored in any great detail in the past. So, it's just a matter of finding where the gold is and because it's undercover, it has a few challenges, but we're managing to push through those and employ some modern geophysics and drilling techniques.

Heddle: It had virtually no exploration work at all when Callum realised that there was large potential right there. It was essentially ‘look, I think this is potentially another district that could host major gold deposits’. It's taken a few years to get there, but I think the results that we have published speak for themselves. This could be something very significant and it’s all down to Callum's vision six or seven years ago.

" Whether it's the project itself or the capital markets. At the moment we're in a very fortunate position. From a financing perspective, we have a really good position. That should be enough to see us through most of the next two years."

Greatland Gold and the Ernest Giles Project: a Q&A with the explorers of tomorrow
By Dale Benton . Jun 21, 2018, 2:03AM

Mining Global catches up with Gervaise Heddle, Chief Executive Officer at Greatland Gold PLC (GGP) and, Callum Baxter, Geologist, to discuss the challenges of exploration, its current portfolio and tech within the mining sector.

https://www.miningglobal.com/operations/greatland-gold-and-ernest-giles-project-qa-explorers-tomorrow

That'll do nicely...Ho Ho Ho...Gla :-) Blockchain Ww Share Price (BLOC)  56.00 49.25 (729.63%) Last Updated @ 17:44:46

could drop at anytime, back to 8p plus soon in anticipation. Gla Blockheads..On and Up!!! :-)

China and the UK gathered at London Tech Week “Fuelling collaboration: China & UK Blockchain” explored ways of working together and the benefits of global collaboration During London Tech Week, BGTA, a Chinese corporate-backed accelerator, hosted “Fuelling Collaboration: China & UK Blockchain” to explore the two ecosystems and future partnerships between them. The event was the formal introduction of three of the biggest Chinese blockchain companies into the UK market: IHT, a platform that integrates global real estate markets with the blockchain mechanism; Trinity, a solution that enables the transferring of multiple standard tokens; and Po.et, a decentralized platform for authorization and distribution of digital assets. The event took place on June 11th and was co-hosted in partnership with XChain, a company committed to using blockchain technology to solve data circulation problems with a key presence in China. Discussion from a range of industry experts focused on the collaboration potential for the industry across the two countries. Additional event partners included the GSMA, a trade body that represents the interests of mobile network operators worldwide; and the Cambridge Blockchain Society, a registered student organisation at the University of Cambridge dedicated to providing a blockchain ecosystem. The event was sponsored by the UK-China Fintech Alliance, a not-for-profit organisation working as a bridge to develop opportunities for companies from the UK and China. Frank Hu, Chairman of the XChain Foundation, and XChain CTO, Michael Lee, gave an overview of the current landscape of blockchain in China, a country that has been consistently growing investment in this kind of technology, and shared further insight into XChain. The keynote was delivered by Simon Spier, Head of International Trade at techUK. During the panel “Breaking into Blockchain: The Chinese & British Approach”, expert panellists discussed the blockchain ecosystems in the UK and in China while exploring ways of working together and the benefits of global collaboration. British and Chinese blockchain startups looking to develop connections to blockchain experts and companies on either side of the world also had a chance to pitch their businesses to the audience. The startups that participated in the Elevator Pitch session were BTL, ParityGame, XChain and iHouse.com. Helen Wang, CEO of BGTA, commented: “China has been leading the way when it comes to investing in blockchain technology. This event was a unique opportunity to learn more about the current landscape in China and in the UK and the advantages of global cooperation..

Still waiting news on Argo's planned listing to the Main Market ( Standard listing ) according to Proactive Investor today, as well as confirmation of Bloc's blockchain RTO to a Standard listing also. Gla :-) Main Market (Standard) Argo Blockchain. UK-based provider of cryptocurrency mining services. Looking to raise £20m. Offer TBA. Its main operations went live on 11 June 2018. Offer TBA.

Tick Tock Boom!!! Coming soon, just as soon as Rodger and Jon have done their due diligence on the tremendously exciting opportunities being analysed .....a potential game changing deal could drop at anytime .....Gla Blockheads:-) 5/2/18 Huge deal flow: Blockchain Worldwide looking to build 'proper companies on proper blockchain tech' The original aim was to engineer a reverse takeover of a telecoms-based business, but Sargent says the change of focus and name to Blockchain Worldwide was almost Hobson’s Choice. “There was such a huge deal flow in blockchain technology, it was too good to turn down,” he says. Sargent believes there are very few industries or applications that blockchain does not have the capability to transform. “Once you put everything on the block you can disintermediate everyone who takes money out of the system.” In medicine for example, patient booking, medical records, drug dispensing and so on, all can be put on the blockchain. Estate agents, too, face major disruption as all house and survey information will be freely available on the block. Blockchain-based stock exchanges Sargent, though, seems especially keen to see how blockchain changes the way shares and other assets are traded. Listing any company costs a fortune, he says, but the blockchain has the potential to eliminate that. A number of deals are being considered, Sargent says, though nothing is imminent. Something by the end of this calendar year is as much as he will give away, though the size of any potential deal is now much larger than the £3-4mln mentioned in last year’s prospectus. Sargent seems happy to bide his time. The company raised £1.5mln when it floated last September and with minimal overheads there is no rush, he says. “The end game is that there will be dozens of companies looking to use blockchain. “Some will have the wrong management, some the wrong tech, some not enough money and some too much funding. Biding its time “We can sit there and hopefully pick the right ones and consolidate the corpses.” This will be across more than one industry and may involve more than deal, but it all essentially comes back to eliminating the middleman. Through consolidation and roll-ups, Sargent sees scope to create the definitive blockchain stock exchange, a gaming company, a medical company or even a car dealer. “Any information that can be coded and digitised can be put on a block.” The distributed ledger can disintermediate everyone,” he repeats. “The internet created some of the greatest companies we’ve seen and blockchain is another similar opportunity.”

Lol Aim Higher...Get a grip!!!....News could drop at anytime, Bloc's update 8/5/18 suggested that they're making good progress towards a potentially game changing deal....and the longer it takes, the closer we get , but also the time it takes could be an indication of the size of the deal....Due Diligence and getting everything ready will obviously take a lot longer depending on the size of the target company ...anywhere between £10m to £100m plus plus....watch this space....I know you are....Ho Ho Ho:-)

Lol...Derr have another £150m waiting in the wings on top of Sorrel's £51m and do let's see what there sp will be...I bet you wished you had some bought some....I know I do....and whatever happens with Bloc, their potential and prospects are enough to keep you posting on a share you're not invested....ha ha ha:-)

Ps another Sargent RTO de....Cleeve Capital had a sp of 5.1p.....and brought Satellite Solutions to market, now known as Bigblu....current sp if £1.15p.....Ker-Ching!!! :-)

Derrrrrr.......Lol.....are you having a laugh trigger.....Derr hasn't re-listed yet, but with a £51m cash war chest with more to come according to Sorrel, DERR's market cap will most likely eclipse £100m plus plus and those lucky punters who are holding Derr are going to make some serious profit from Derr's current market cap of £2.7m irrespective of how many more shares are issued, , as will the holders of Bloc from their lowly £3.1m market cap on a game changing deal. ..Get real....Ho Ho Ho:-)

Probably not Argo, but as you say, "you never know", but with an expected market cap valuation of £40m on their IPO, it gives a very good indication of the potential size of any "game changing deal" that Bloc might be considering.......and interestingly enough, if Bloc were considering a crypto-mining RTO target such as Argo, then presumably like Argo, ( Rodger Sargent stated that a crypto-currency exchange was a potential target ) the target company would still have to go through the same process to require LSE regulatory approval for a LSE listing , regardless if the listing was via a RTO or not, the same approval as awarded to Argo two weeks ago, and maybe how news of their intentions were made public, and so presumably Bloc's target company, if indeed it transpires to be a crypto-exchange, would have to seek approval from LSE first as aprt of Bloc's due diligence before ant RTO was announced. . Gl :-)

Argo Blockchain IPO interview. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E--o35T1Ehg

On the contrary, one day closer to potential game changing news, and all shares held very tightly in anticipation....Tick Tock Boom!!! Gl :-)

Lol the Blockchain revolution must be here...a TV advert on ITV during half time Russia v Saudi for Hdac highlighting blockchain technology....whatever next!!!??? :-)

Ps just a thought...could Argo be Bloc's target, and the IPO in question is actually a Reverse IPO....!!!????...Tick Tock Boom!!! :-)

Crypto miner Argo poised for landmark London Stock Exchange listing June 14, 2018 Cryptocurrency mining firm Argo Blockchain is set to become the first company of its kind to list on the London Stock Exchange, according to reports emerging this week. The move, first reported in Business Insider, would represent a sea of change for the London Stock Exchange, which has thus far proved one of the more conservative exchanges when it comes to cryptocurrency businesses. Aside from Coinsilium, which launched on the secondary AIM market back in 2015, London has thus far yet to produce a cryptocurrency IPO, with the U.S. far outstripping London as the destination of choice for businesses in the crypto space. Indeed, in the last few weeks, the New York Stock Exchange unveiled plans that could allow investors to buy and sell cryptocurrencies, including SegWit BTC coin. Following the launch of a new subscription-based service for cryptocurrency mining contracts, Argo announced its plans to hold an IPO, just months after raising over $2.5 million as part of its latest funding round. Argo Blockchain said in a statement on Monday it hopes to raise £20 million in the listing and expects to be valued at around £40 million. Argo says it will be the first crypto-mining company to join London's stock market. Argo has said the move will enable greater “democratization” in the mining space, wrestling control of mining from a few industrial-sized players, and diversifying the network across a greater pool of miners. By renting out computing power as part of their subscription model, the firm aims to influence mining primarily in Ethereum, Ethereum Classic, Zcash and BTC Gold, from its purpose-designed facility in Quebec. The firm’s co-founder, Jonathan Bixby said that the serviced aimed to level the playing field in cryptocurrency mining, noting that “more than 90 percent of crypto-mining is done by elites on industrial scale because it is technically very difficult to do.” Assuming it goes ahead as planned, the listing will be a significant milestone in the journey of the cryptocurrency sector, as a mining company opens to trade on the chief London Stock Exchange for the first time. While the mining industry still faces challenges, including from regulators and governments worldwide, the success of businesses like Argo Blockchain could provide a blueprint for more blockchain businesses to follow the same path in future.