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Money in the bank very close. If not for the seller that keeps dumping we would have seen the difference in the share price.

@Nantes and other

£2 Million Convertible Funding Facility

On 25 June 2025, the Company announced Heads of Terms with an investment vehicle managed by Mr Sath Ganesarajah for a £2 million facility at 0% interest, maturing 31 December 2026 and convertible at 2p per share. On 29 August 2025, the Company executed a definitive agreement with Skylake Management LLP, a UK-domiciled investment vehicle. Activation of the facility and the initial drawdown remain subject to establishing a UK entity, a UK bank account, and institutional-grade bitcoin custody. These processes are in progress, and no completion date can yet be confirmed. The facility constitutes a related-party transaction under applicable rules.

How would we interpret part of the 30th of Sept RNS

1. Activation of the facility and the initial drawdown remain subject to establishing a UK entity. What does esbalishment of a UK entity means?

2. What does institutional-grade bitcoin custody means.

£2 million funding facility

For those in the know and understand financing, can Sath company turn around and say we are not lending anymore at 2p pay back. Can they turn around and say we want a lower pay back 0.5p or 1p?

BMV management not communicating and keeping us up to date with what is happening makes one to conclude Buried_ treasure is right. I am still hoping they would prove him wrong.

The dream we were sold of BTC treasury riches does not look like it is going to happen

Like others I have been reading the RNS from June 2025 to date

On the 14 of July 2025 RNS

Bluebird Mining Ventures Ltd., a pan Asian gold project development company, is pleased to announce further to the announcement on the 12 June 2025, the completion of a transaction to acquire 756 ASIC bitcoin mining units, comprising a mix of Bitmain and Canaan models with a combined total hashrate of approximately 63.7 PH/s.

The units are currently the subject of advanced discussions to be on-sold under a streaming arrangement in exchange for a share of future bitcoin production

Nothing said on the BItcoin mining machines.

@Frankie963

Thanks for sharing

@Phimx

What X announcement are you referring to can you please send us a link.

Thanks Gogsthelogs for bring us up to date on Blue Star

Your comment on GST and QBT sounds like sarcasm. as an investor in both companies. GST has better chance in delivering.

Still suspended

Thanks for your reply

Could we recall whether the placing and retail shares offer at 1.2p of the 7 July 2025 RNS have already been sold by the participants in that offer? I'm asking because if those shares are still being held, it could potentially act as a ceiling on the share price, preventing it from rising above 1.2p for some time.

You can find the answer as to why it is suspended in the last three RNS.

Looks like our big seller his still in the building. As someone said, trying to figure out when the sale ends will drive you mad—definitely a test of patience.

Do we know we the seller is?

Looks like our big seller is still with us.

Having read through the BMV playbook, I get the impression that the company is aiming to avoid the kind of sharp spikes and subsequent drops we've seen elsewhere.

Like others have mentioned, I don’t fully grasp every detail in the playbook, but from what I can gather, the Board of Directors and the VP—especially with their background in Bitocon—would take steps to prevent that kind of volatility. One strategy that stands out to me is the use of share buybacks, which could help cushion any potential decline in price. That’s how I’m interpreting it, at least.

I've been following the ongoing discussions around the potential share price movements in the coming weeks, particularly in comparison with SWC. I'd really appreciate hearing your thoughts on the kind of price increase we’d ideally like to see.

Would we prefer a sharp, sudden rise—or a more gradual, sustainable climb? Personally, I’d favour a steady and incremental increase in value. A rapid spike, like SWC reaching 500p only to drop back down, isn’t something I’d want to see repeated here.

It was a genuine question I asked yesterday. I am surprise by the name calling and the assumptions I am some other poster. I don't have to prove myself to anyone that I am invested in Bpc.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-55817918

Can this happen in BPC