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My educated guess is that Chaebol is full of the smelly stuff

Think I’ll stick with information provided in an RNS than from some chap called Brewha, who’s probably sold and wants to get cheaper shares

Thanks newuncle, I see you’re also over at cpx as well. I got in for a punt and then started research and now holding. I don’t have time to comment much but keep an eye on the boards

Nice surprise RNS tomorrow morning would go down nicely before results !!

Hadn't checked the price all afternoon - what a nice surprise !!

Good luck to all the long term holders that have shared their research on this group. I'm guessing the usual wombles have quiet ?

When I try and read Kat’s posts all I see is blah blah blah

Aim, I'm in at CPX, bought in a few weeks ago for a quick buck and it keeps going up ! The more research I do on super capacitors the more I sway to a longer hold.

GST has always been a long hold for me. Would be great for the share price not to have slid but I'm not selling any

I reckon he’s pulling Kat’s chain

Beat me to it AIM

The volume was high due to the volatility and drop of Bitcoin, volume always seems to rise when the price is dropping quickly. I’m hoping they are updating, possibly to include the wallet storage which was mentioned in the last update

Excellent summary Aim, and Kat you haven’t answered Nero’s question

The 44 crypto firms registering is irrelevant to GST, there is no mention of what the specific registration is for, this could include anything to do with crypto. The link I posted was to highlight the FCA employing more staff and the mention that stablecoin regulation is in process.

Https://cryptonews.com/news/uk-watchdog-boosts-crypto-division-to-100-staff-members.htm

FCA have been increasing crypto staffing levels...

"The FCA has reportedly stated that its staff may work on crypto projects alongside other sectors within teams that have broader responsibilities. Additionally, it is already preparing for future regulations in areas like stablecoins."

Billy, no way of knowing until we’re told by GST - my understanding is the 24 hr volume is from our liquidity partners, so it’ll change on a daily basis depending on how many trades are ours

$475 million trading volume in last 24 hrs - I wonder what our slice of that is today!

Read the room Kat - everyone is fed up of you. Just give it a rest

Katstrangler - the Dianne Abbot of lse

I was going to filter Kat but he’s good for a laugh sometimes, he writes…..

“Firsttime in while where the trades number was bigger than the back-biting and sniping!”

When he’s been continually posting irrelevant waffle for days 😂

Yep, they want your shares - they'll take 2 mil off me @ 0.7856

Getting all excited now the more I think about it !! GS Fintech was created when Sandbox was applied for and has been dormant since and now they file 6 months before they need to. Copied from an old RNS....

"GSTechnologies Limited (LSE: GST), the fintech and information technology solutions company, is pleased to announce that the Company has appointed Pinsent Masons LLP as its legal advisor to assist with the Company's stablecoin application for admission to the UK Financial Conduct Authority ("FCA") Regulatory Sandbox. Founded on the precept that innovation and technology can benefit consumers and the financial services industry, the FCA Regulatory Sandbox provides a production environment for firms to test innovative propositions in the market with real consumers.

To assist with the FCA Regulatory Sandbox application process, the Company has appointed Pinsent Masons LLP as their legal adviser. The application is intended to be submitted by GST's UK incorporated blockchain focussed business unit, GS Fintech Ltd ("GS Fintech"). The Pinsent Masons team will advise GS Fintech on its application to the FCA, including helping in refining GS Fintech's stablecoin business plan. They will also support GS Fintech's activities in ensuring the proposed technical and operational procedures are compliant with all electronic money and relevant payments regulations in the UK."