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GST isn’t a single‑stream crypto play — it’s a three‑pillar structure (Angra, Semnet, Crypto), and only one pillar is temporarily offline.

The suspension RNS understandably hit sentiment, but it doesn’t change the fact that:

• Semnet is fully operational under new leadership

• Angra continues to function and can generate revenue independently

• The crypto division is paused, not dismantled, with the company working toward MiCA compliance

It’s also worth remembering that GST has traded much higher — up to ~4.5p — long before Semnet and the crypto division were even part of the picture. The current share price is sitting very close to the all‑time low around 0.1p, which creates a situation where the upside is considerable and the downside is limited, purely from a structural risk‑reward perspective.

A big part of the recent weakness is simply sentiment and uncertainty, and that’s not unique to GST — current geopolitics are weighing on the entire market, especially small caps.

For me, this looks more like a distressed overreaction than a reflection of the company’s underlying assets.

For me now is the time to be buying/adding and have done so. Perfect time to buy is when others are selling out of fear.

Just my opinion - not a solicitation to buy..

Chaebol, Semnet has a full management team in place, and operational responsibility doesn’t sit on one person’s shoulders.

Melv’s role at IMGT isn’t new, isn’t hidden, and hasn’t stopped Semnet from running normally under its own leadership.

GST isn’t a single‑stream crypto play — it’s a three‑pillar structure (Angra, Semnet, Crypto), and only one pillar is temporarily offline.

The suspension RNS understandably hit sentiment, but it doesn’t change the fact that:

• Semnet is fully operational under new leadership

• Angra continues to function and can generate revenue independently

• The crypto division is paused, not dismantled, with the company working toward MiCA compliance

It’s also worth remembering that GST has traded much higher — up to ~4.5p — long before Semnet and the crypto division were even part of the picture. The current share price is sitting very close to the all‑time low around 0.1p, which creates a situation where the upside is considerable and the downside is limited, purely from a structural risk‑reward perspective.

A big part of the recent weakness is simply sentiment and uncertainty, and that’s not unique to GST — current geopolitics are weighing on the entire market, especially small caps.

For me, this looks more like a distressed overreaction than a reflection of the company’s underlying assets.

For me now is the time to be buying/adding and have done so. Perfect time to buy is when others are selling out of fear.

Just my opinion - not a solicitation to buy..

Leew, I’ve been adding since the Semnet litigation RNS. As the price drifts lower, I simply scale in. Added 250k today on top of 150k yesterday, and I’ll continue adding as I free up funds from other positions.

I’m personally confident we’ll see another large spike at some point. I’m also perfectly happy to hold long‑term if that’s what it takes.

From GST’s history, whenever a bullish RNS lands, the lower offers disappear instantly and fills happen much higher than where people planned to enter. That’s why, for me, the best time to accumulate is when everyone else is selling. Right now is exactly that moment — the all‑time low was ~0.1p years ago straight after IPO, before the run to 4.5p, and the bid is currently at 0.15p.

Structurally, the risk‑reward at these levels is as attractive as it’s ever been.

Just my view — not an inducement to buy.

Leew, good post, and this is the part many seem to overlook. GST isn’t a single‑stream crypto play — it’s a three‑pillar structure (Angra, Semnet, Crypto), and only one pillar is temporarily offline.

The suspension RNS understandably hit sentiment, but it doesn’t change the fact that:

• Semnet is fully operational under new leadership

• Angra continues to function and can generate revenue independently

• The crypto division is paused, not dismantled, with the company working toward MiCA compliance

It’s also worth remembering that GST has traded much higher — up to ~4.5p — long before Semnet and the crypto division were even part of the picture. The current share price is sitting very close to the all‑time low around 0.1p, which creates a situation where the upside is considerable and the downside is limited, purely from a structural risk‑reward perspective.

A big part of the recent weakness is simply sentiment and uncertainty, and that’s not unique to GST — current geopolitics are weighing on the entire market, especially small caps.

For me, this looks more like a distressed overreaction than a reflection of the company’s underlying assets.

Not advice — just how I see the setup.

Just to clarify one important point:

The €9.9m figure is the original 2013 issuance. The current outstanding amount, as confirmed in every recent RNS, is €5.5m.

The Consent Solicitation Memorandum restates the historical bond terms because that’s how legal documents are structured — they reference the original instrument before describing amendments. It does not mean €9.9m is still live.

The live liability today is €5.5m.

That’s the amount being restructured, extended to 2028, and given a reduced conversion price.

If the full €5.5m were converted at 2p, it would create ~233.75 million shares, which is roughly 16% of the current float (~1.465 billion). That’s a manageable amount and easily absorbed in any scenario where the share price is above 2p. And that’s assuming it isn’t deferred again or ultimately settled in cash from future revenues.

Personally, I’m not concerned about this and I’m a buyer at these levels.

Just my view — not a solicitation to buy.

Nice one. Yes — cash in the bank is exactly why the fall makes no sense.

The market reacted to how the RNS was written, not to the actual numbers.

Once people step back and realise:

• the results weren’t bad,

• the company is funded,

• and the selling was pure panic,

the share price should correct itself.

All to play for indeed.

Who is correct? Me — I added today at 26 😊

Joking aside, the selling has been way overdone. The results weren’t explosive, but they were nowhere near as bad as the market reaction suggested.

From your list, I’d ignore anything Tom W says. The share price will recover once people realise they sold into panic rather than substance.

For me, the real issue was the way the RNS was written. It lacked clarity and left too many unanswered questions about the 2025 drill results:

- Are these all the results?

- Are more coming?

- Are these the best of the batch?

None of that was addressed properly.

Instead of focusing cleanly on the 2025 drill results, the RNS mixed in the 2026 drill programme, which gave the impression they were trying to soften or distract from the data. That’s what spooked the market — not the results themselves.

There is nothing fundamentally wrong with the numbers. And unless my memory fails me, GGP also dropped to around 0.5p after early announcements (pre‑consolidation of course), and we all know what happened after that.

DSFLAT, sorry to hear that, you had a good one in Argo and a stratospheric run but this is our game I suppose, win some loose some. I am confident though that you will recover those losses here. I am counting on QBT to recover mine too 😊.

I am heavily in here too and I am very optimistic. Now, the arrival of this rig is a fundamental turning point in this company. A successful test on Method C should definitely lead to a contract and pave the way for the other QBT methods. The SP should drastically rerate. From this current SP level the risk reward is asymmetric, downside limited but upside is several hundred percentage points.

I am going to add a few more today. Test results soon. Hold on to your hat.

My views only and not a solicitation to buy.

Hello DSFLAT. You are in QBT too? Investing Argo gains? 😊

No conspiracy. Unless you are paid up LSE member, the trades you see are delayed by 15 minutes.

This is the bottom and is a drift up from here on. Selling is exhausted.

The litigation issue has been blown out of all proportions and GST now is very oversold.

Just my opinion and not a solicitation to buy. I loaded up.

Beautiful finish today on relatively heavy volume (9.25 million). At close today if you wanted to buy you pay 0.495 and to sell you get 0.48. Finished with three market makers at the bid (0.45) and two at the ask (0.50).

In my opinion, tomorrow is going above 0.50.

If you have doubts on QBT because of the 5‑year chart, just go and take a look at the chart of GGP during the exploration phase. See what happened after the discovery.

Obelisk, the SP moved up substantially. Now you buy at 0.49 and sell at 0.48.

Yes, about 10 500k block buys taking the volume to 6.8 million.

Those with L2, take a look at the 500k buys … Those without, can see them here in 15 mins.

Phimx, - The key point is the near‑complete absence of sells since yesterday.

Previously, sells were what pushed the SP down from much higher up.

Today we’re seeing the opposite — steady accumulation.

Aggressive buying comes after accumulation, not before.

Some people here don’t seem to realise how much the last RNS changed sentiment.

If you have L2, take a look — so far today every single print has been a buy.

Not one sell.

That’s not hype, that’s just what the tape is showing.

There’s a lot of unwarranted negativity on this board, which I’m happy to ignore. Yesterday I added 440k — 240k in the morning at just under 0.42p and another 200k later at just under 0.45p. Today, if I wanted more, I’d be paying around 0.47p.

From my perspective, the chart is showing one of the clearest bottom‑forming candle structures I’ve seen in a while. The repeated rejection of the lows, the volume spike at the bottom, and the turn in the short‑term trend all point to a base forming. With the upcoming rig test, I expect sentiment to shift and for the share price to drift upward ahead of the results. If the test is successful, it would be transformational for the company and could justify a substantial rerate.

This isn’t a solicitation to buy — just my own view, and I’m positioning my money accordingly.