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Addison ,as i read things ( and someone pointed out in detail not long ago ?) ... theres a certain logic in that, broadly buys will equal sells , however mixed in some 'time lag' ... that leads to the look of a mis-balance a lot of the time .... as MM's stack them up / hold them / release them etc ? No ?

I think its logical .... that approx half the buys would be underpinned by similar in sells ... as NR1 has concisely explained here recently ...
GLA here ....

... in that case ,,, think you need to make sure / clarify who youre asking the question of ? No ?
After all ... its very clearly an open BB ,,,, posters can reply randomly ?

... shares rise , shares fall ... what did you say at 13:25 ... when it started the rise upwards ?

why d'you focus on the slide backs ?

I'm invested reasonably here (as a ratio of my totals - its however relative i do appreciate)... I believe in the business and i have done my research , however really dont think that just because people dont agree with a specific viewpoint ... or are not perma-bullish and may from time to time raise concerns or questions, as to perceived strategy or over investee co's , that they should be referred to as 'peasants' ... we all have a common goal for BLU ; and challenge within any business AND its shareholders is perfectly reasonable and part 'n parcel of growth & success...
GLA invested here !
A good year ahead i'm sure

EU pay checks hitting accts (4th / 5th often) maybe !!

... same as ... managed 500k at .3279... onwards & upwards !!

Anyone got either link ...per the Quantum Blockchain - AI NEW THREAD as suggested by FTH ... or the Telegram group suggested by TG - cant seem to access via just the search fields
thnks & GLA

Thanks figtree .... will give that a go !

can anyone help with the name of the alternative QBT thread on above for those serious /lth investors here... to get away from the ongoing war of words on the other one !?
thanks

... with every global crisis ... someone has said that since 2009 !? No?

"EUROPE IS WAKING UP"

Europe lags behind the United States when it comes to realising the full potential of blockchain. Meike Krautscheid, the Chief Commercial Officer of blockchain solution distribution channel SmartLedger, says that the Old World may finally be catching up to the New.

"Looking at Europe, they’re kind of like waking up," Meike tells Charles Miller in this week’s edition of CoinGeek Conversations.

She cites how the European Commission – the executive branch of the European Union – is issuing calls for proposals that recognise the power of blockchain as a solution. She is looking to position SmartLedger as 'one of the first movers in the field' by connecting clients to blockchain innovators and developing services.

For example, SmarLedger developed TicketMint, a platform to solve ticketing fraud. It uses NFT technology to turn every ticket into an exclusive token and put them on the blockchain, timestamped and made to follow implemented rule sets. SmartLedger is also working with a Nobel Prize winner on an initiative called Proof of ESG.

"EUROPE IS WAKING UP"

Europe lags behind the United States when it comes to realising the full potential of blockchain. Meike Krautscheid, the Chief Commercial Officer of blockchain solution distribution channel SmartLedger, says that the Old World may finally be catching up to the New.

"Looking at Europe, they’re kind of like waking up," Meike tells Charles Miller in this week’s edition of CoinGeek Conversations.

She cites how the European Commission – the executive branch of the European Union – is issuing calls for proposals that recognise the power of blockchain as a solution. She is looking to position SmartLedger as 'one of the first movers in the field' by connecting clients to blockchain innovators and developing services.

For example, SmarLedger developed TicketMint, a platform to solve ticketing fraud. It uses NFT technology to turn every ticket into an exclusive token and put them on the blockchain, timestamped and made to follow implemented rule sets. SmartLedger is also working with a Nobel Prize winner on an initiative called Proof of ESG.

For ( some peoples) clarification ......

Share option schemes. Employees are given the option to purchase shares in the business for which they work, at a price set at the time the option is granted. Even if the share price increases after that date, the employee has the right to buy at the price originally agreed and sell at the market price. The purchase and the sale can be time limited and / or linked to service contracts.

Share gifting schemes. Workers can be gifted shares, also at a pre-agreed price; that are normally held on trust for a period of time ; these can be issued at a pre stated price and /or sold within pre stated time frames

Share purchase schemes. Shares are offered for sale to employees, usually at a favourable or pre-agreed price ; and again sometimes with pre- agreed time frames

Badger .... have you thought about a 'used' version .... you might be waiting a bit !

GLA ... come on news !!

Reading the various tweets .... i'm not sure the mastercard thing is anything other than a potential application being made by P ? .....or have i missed something ??

... most frequent day for RNS since end Sept ( excl. P/extensions) ... is a Weds ! ( not that i think the dow is that relevant !)..

Gazzleb'ry ... does this help....

'SatoshiPay Receives R&D Grant from Stellar for Pendulum Blockchain
We are excited to announce that we have received a research and development grant from Stellar Development Foundation to start development of the Pendulum network — a new second-layer blockchain that connects Stellar to the wider DeFi ecosystem by adding smart contract support and bridges to Ethereum and Polkadot'

https://t.co/v275KW6pg4

... Amazing song !!

Blockchain Market size potential is relevant too .....

In 2019, it was estimated that around $2.9 billion were invested in blockchain technology, which represents an 89% increase from the year prior. Additionally, the International Data Corp has estimated that corporate investment into blockchain technology will reach $12.4 billion by 2022.[66] Furthermore, According to PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC), the second-largest professional services network in the world, blockchain technology has the potential to generate an annual business value of more than $3 trillion by 2030. PwC's estimate is further augmented by a 2018 study that they have conducted, in which PwC surveyed 600 business executives and determined that 84% have at least some exposure to utilizing blockchain technology, which indicts a significant demand and interest in blockchain technology.[67]

Individual use of blockchain technology has also greatly increased since 2016. According to statistics in 2020, there were more than 40 million blockchain wallets in 2020 in comparison to around 10 million blockchain wallets in 2016.