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How do we know he doesn’t have a NED in mind?

Often such people are already serving on other boards and are sought after .... and would need the agreement as part of service contracts and / or existing resolutions to take on another role , not to mention competition diligence etc ... and they'd need the approval of those other boards they may serve on etc. So you’re expecting other boards to call EBM’s just to sanction such at QBT's command ... ridiculous!

It is essential , that his choice of NED is absolutely right ....

.... yet so many here expect this to be solved in a matter of a few days .... crazy ...

Clearly many here have no clue as to such processes within a listed organisation ... I’d repeat it’s essential to get the choice right !

Why you still here Supersonic.... still trying to save us all from the wicked prof .... you’ve got an axe to grind....I can tell.... you and old eighth of a brain !? ;-))

How do you know he doesn’t have a NED in mind?

Often such people are already serving on other boards and are highly sought after .... and would need the agreement as part of service contracts and / or existing resolutions to take on another role , competition diligence etc ... and they'd need the approval of those other boards they may serve on etc. So you’re expecting others to call EBM’s just to sanction such ... ridiculous!

It is essential , at this stage of preparedness, that his choice of NED is absolutely right ....

.... yet so many here expect this to be solved in a matter of a few days ....

Clearly many here have no clue as to such processes within a listed organisation ... I’d repeat it’s essential to get the choice right !

22 (no disrespect meant) ...... but do really understand the importance of getting the choice of NED right.... at this stage it’s crucial to get it right... and could well tell us shareholder s a lot too......

On another note.....Interesting to see that SSB has finally shown his true hand..... he’s the competition!! :- o

Absolutely Tripod ... spot on !

The right kind of NED is essential here !

Exactly Jambone , exactly... ( re th NED !)

Are you aware of recentr events Insight ? (Death of QBT's one and only NED ) ?

Misterbeck... sadly ... the death of the one and only Non Exec Dir..... so until a new one is appointed .... it cannot trade on AiM... we're hoping this will be soon so normality returns ...

2 NED's is twice the cost ( depending upon 'who' of course) !

… the market cap of digital assets rose by a whopping $280 billion in July.

Earlier this month, Sens. Debbie Stabenow (D-MI) and John Boozman (R-AR) introduced a bill recognizing both BTC and ETH as digital commodities. The bill gives the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) jurisdiction over “digital commodities,” and defines that term to broadly capture potentially a lot more than just the top-two cryptocurrencies. The Digital Commodities Consumer Protection Act would create federal standards for crypto commodity trading and help clarify how crypto commodity spot markets should work. So far, the bill has been met favorably by most of the crypto industry, as well as consumer groups.

In June, Sens. Cynthia Lummis (R-WY) and Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) proposed a bill which they described as a “complete regulatory framework for digital assets.” Their Responsible Financial Innovation Act would also classify many cryptocurrencies as commodities; create tax exemptions for crypto transactions up to $200 as well as for miners’ block rewards; require stablecoins to be fully backed by “high-quality liquid assets” like U.S dollars; and ask the Treasury Department to study potential use-cases of DeFi. The crypto industry's response was largely positive for this bill, too. Sheila Warren, CEO of Crypto Council for Innovation said the bill could help the U.S. “retain its leadership role as a global innovator.”

There are also two bipartisan bills focused on stablecoins and crypto transaction taxes that are in the legislative pipeline. At the end of July, Sens. Pat Toomey (R-PA) and Kyrsten Sinema (D-AZ) introduced a bill that would exempt crypto transactions under $50 from capital gains taxes. Meanwhile, House Financial Services Committee Chairwoman Maxine Waters (D-CA) and Ranking Member Patrick McHenry (R-NC) are negotiating a bill — now delayed until after August — that would establish federal oversight of stablecoins. While the details are still being worked out, the bill is expected to provide a path for nonbanks (like Circle, which issues USDC) as well as banks to become regulated stablecoin issuers. Approved firms would also need to fully back stablecoins with highly liquid assets like cash or short-term government debt.

While the last several months of crypto headlines have focused primarily on plummeting and recovering prices, the evaporating liquidity of some crypto firms, and, more recently, enforcement by U.S. regulators (more on this later) — one overlooked theme has been the ever-growing number of crypto bills gaining momentum in the U.S. Congress. According to Forbes, at least 50 (!) digital asset bills and resolutions have been proposed in the last year, not to mention President Biden’s March executive order to create a legal framework for crypto.

.....bit like supersonic really....If you don’t like the share....foxtrot Oscar ;-))

.... either that ....or drop the holier than thou pragmatism mate ..... you came back on here softly softly ... now you’ve got yer head of steam and yer having a pop at everything and everyone !

Stop *****in’ then !

OHhh boy Eddie..... you seem like an angry chap :-)

....chill brother chill ;-)

SaaS tokenization platform Buzzmint secures Ayre Ventures funding

Ayre Ventures has thrown its financial support behind Buzzmint to further the development of utility-focused non-fungible token (NFT) projects.

Ayre Ventures, the venture capital division of Calvin Ayre’s Ayre Group, recently participated in a seed funding round for Buzzmint, the U.K.-based Software as a Service (SaaS) platform that allows brands, creators, media-specific businesses and individuals to simply and quickly ideate, create and deploy utility-led NFT/token projects.

Buzzmint, which participated in the initial cohort of the Satoshi Block Dojo incubator program, was formed after co-founder Charles Symons went to a Dojo event at the invitation of his friend, Dojo co-founder Craig Massey. While at this event, Symons unknowingly bumped up against none other than Dr. Craig Wright, with whom Symons proceeded to have a brief but illuminating conversation.

Just prior to his Dojo visit, Symons, a decades-long veteran of the media and publishing sectors, had a meeting with a newspaper editor who painted a sorry picture of the financial challenges facing the press. After his conversation with Wright and some independent investigation into the possibilities of the Bitcoin SV (BSV) blockchain—including the fact that its unbounded scalability means it can permanently store NFTs on-chain rather than on a third-party server—Symons believed he’d found the solution to the editor’s dilemma.

Symons had gone to the Dojo event with another publishing/media veteran, Neil Ferguson, who like Symons was something of a blockchain neophyte at the time. The pair described their BSV learning experience as “a light bulb moment, the future for everyone that we’ve worked for.” At that moment, the seeds of Buzzmint took root.

... be a big boat ,,, and very happy retirement TT & SS !

( wait for it i can hear the thunder of SSB a'coming ! ;-))) )

Yet again .... another hear hear TTaylor ..... You cant help but like Addison ! Yes he can be a bit too over-optimistic to say the least ( sorry Addison !) ;-)

... yet he's admitted he's new to it all ... albeit the bullies continue to ridicule him ... pathetic sad pple !

50p ... ;-)))))))))))))