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Publicising the method will only cause a fight about what the community considers fair and might prompt a redesign of the protocol.
That could help explain why an Aim-quoted company with a £14mn market cap has chosen to tease innovations that — if they work! — would upend the $1.2tn market for bitcoin. It doesn't help explain why a company with a money-printing machine would be selling stock rather than printing money. We’ve tried to understand the reasons. But apparently, we’re not allowed to know.
@12.15 today someone was doing the rounds, across many sites, saying a buyout of 2 million, the share price was hovering around 2.25 at that time.
That poster had only opened his account name 2 days ago, and only 14 posts.
If you look everywhere around that time, that poster doesn't exist anymore.
So 1# this poster knew today it was going to be suspended today, and got in the rounds to make a quick buck. Very suspicious, whom would of known this info 🤔.
2# could be a buyout on the horizon 🤔
3# why has this poster disappeared from the sites 🤔
What are some of the reasons behind shares being suspended?
Broadly speaking, companies have their shares suspended either because of breaking the rules of listing on the market, or pending an announcement clarifying the company’s financial position.
In terms of breaking the rules of listing, trading is suspended to allow the company to formally address these matters of concern to the satisfaction of regulators, thereby protecting current and potential investors.
When it comes to the AIM Market, as well as failing to submit half-year reports and annual accounts on time, other common causes for shares being suspended include:
The AIM company ceasing to have a nominated adviser. If within one month of this suspension, the company has failed to appointment a replacement, then the AIM securities will be cancelled (Rule 1).
The AIM company announcing that a reverse takeover transaction has been agreed or is being contemplated. In this instance, shares will remain suspended until the company has published its admission document in respect of the enlarged group or the proposed negotiations are terminated (Rule 14).
The AIM company putting in place changes that can be judged a fundamental change of business. Under such circumstances, the company must work alongside their adviser to re-prepare their AIM admission document and go through the processes required for re-admission to trading of its shares (Rule 15).
The US of A are on crypto behind...
The govern...ment want to know exactly how much each miner is using in energy consumption...
This could be great for QBT, the halving and this...
Just needs to prove that their algorithm works...
Issue is , are they making profit ?
I was with 7digital and had loads of contracts, with large companies, but never told its shareholders how much the contracts were worth ? The we can't disclosure, load of bull.
We can have 5 to 500 dogs that just keep costing its keep.
Or you can have 5 to 500 show dogs that pay there own keep plus profits.
Are we getting dog contracts or show dog contracts?
Are we one of these two companies?
LCM's investment related to a portfolio of two separate construction related disputes. One dispute was heard in the SIAC (Singapore International Arbitration Centre) and the other determined via an arbitration seated in Hong Kong SAR. LCM provided funding to the claimants in both proceedings, which recently received awards in their favour. The subject matter, findings and funding terms remain subject to confidentiality.
Partial payment has been received with respect to one of the two portfolio investments, with the final return expected following the Tribunals' final determinations in relation to interest and costs. The overall financial performance of these investments is expected to be commensurate with LCM's past performance metrics. These Tribunal determinations are anticipated before the end of the current financial year, at which point an announcement with details about our final return will be made