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Read Between the Lines: Why This $CAPC/eBliss Update Matters

The significance of this update is not what was said, but who said it and what it confirms. This is a joint statement from both Capstone and eBliss, showing that the two companies are actively working together through the due diligence and transaction evaluation process outlined in the binding LOI.

Several positives stand out. First, both sides confirmed that legal, accounting, and strategic advisors are already engaged, indicating the process is moving beyond a simple announcement and into execution. Second, management repeatedly emphasized collaboration, strategic fit, operational readiness, and long-term value creation—language that suggests serious evaluation rather than a superficial discussion.

Importantly, neither company is signaling delays or problems. Instead, they are reaffirming that diligence, transaction structuring, financing discussions, and planning activities are progressing as expected. While no definitive agreement has been signed yet, this update confirms that work is actively underway behind the scenes.

For investors, the key takeaway is that the process appears to be advancing methodically, with both companies publicly aligned and focused on determining whether a transaction can create long-term shareholder value. @wklehm @CAPC_Capstone @eblissglobal_

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@wklehm Great product!

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$SLS, $CAPC and $SIDU may have huge catalyst setups in the making right now.
$SLS has the upcoming 80th percentile milestone catalyst and REGAL study attention building behind GPS
$CAPC is the complete opposite setup: ultra low float, almost no retail awareness yet, and a potential eBliss merger that could completely reprice the stock if a Definitive Agreement hits.
$SIDU brings the space/spec-tech angle with satellite momentum and big government contract potential. 
Watching all 3 very closely.

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@carldemaio How do we get something on the ballot reversing this that rewards such behavior instead? Let’s go above California legislators and take away their ability to cover up their own fraud.

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@ziggyd36 Patience…

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$SIDU is proving doubters wrong today. Good for them! Let’s go!!! Who’s in line behind them…
$SLS - Huge possibility!
$CAPC - Trending that direction

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$CAPC Capstone Companies and eBliss Global Issue Joint Statement Regarding Proposed Business Combination Process

https://t.co/EawHBn09j9

$SLS $NXXT $PLUG $ICCM $RIVN $CXAI

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$SLS just 2 events away from triggering the final Phase 3 REGAL analysis in AML. Once the 80th event hits, database lock, unblinding, statistical analysis, and topline data follow. One of the biggest near-term biotech catalysts on the market right now! $CAPC $NXXT $PLUG

[Heisenberg @Mr_Derivatives]

$SOXX $SMH

These two etf’s will never go down ever again it seems.

I have never seen such a vertical ever.

My goodness….

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@HunterAllen4 Your posts are great!

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This is why I look for growth stocks to hold. It’s very difficult to make a living off of trading. More of a hobby that takes up tons of time. Research and buy growth stocks that you can hold for a year, pay long term capital gains and make bigger ROI. @StockPlayMaker gives some good suggestions. You can still trade a portion of your portfolio at the same time.

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@ziggyd36 Thing will change and it will change quickly. These type of stocks are many watch lists. They are just keeping their money in the current movers till it’s time to pull the trigger

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Any $CAPC investors out there? Curious to hear different perspectives on the company and the eBliss deal. DM’s open.

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Man…they had to walk down a pathway with guardrails that is used daily to inspect the ride. Thats scary! I hope they get the psychological help they need to overcome their trauma. And you still have people saying that generations that were shipped off to fight in a foreign war had it bad…crazy talk!

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$CAPC Capstone Companies, Inc. Announces Execution of Binding Letter of Intent with eBliss Global, Inc.

CAPC The execution of a binding Letter of Intent (LOI) between Capstone Companies, Inc. and eBliss Global, Inc. could represent the single most important development in CAPC’s recent history. According to the company’s newly filed 8-K, the agreement is no longer simply exploratory discussions or preliminary negotiations. It is now a legally binding framework that includes mutual exclusivity while both parties pursue due diligence and finalize a potential merger agreement.  

That distinction matters enormously for investors. In the OTC market, many proposed mergers never progress beyond vague conversations or non-binding indications of interest. A binding LOI dramatically changes the probability profile because both companies are now contractually aligned toward completing the transaction. The inclusion of exclusivity is especially significant. It means Capstone cannot actively pursue competing merger opportunities while negotiations with eBliss continue, signaling that both sides are serious about moving toward a definitive agreement.
For CAPC shareholders, this could mark the transition from speculation to execution. Market participants now have confirmation that negotiations advanced far enough for attorneys, management teams, and advisors to formalize terms and structure. That alone often attracts a completely different tier of investors in the microcap and OTC world.

The timing is also important because CAPC currently trades with extremely thin liquidity and a relatively tight effective float. In low-volume OTC stocks, price discovery can become violent once uncertainty begins to disappear. If the market starts viewing a completed merger as increasingly likely, buyers may compete aggressively for limited shares available near current prices. Wide bid-ask spreads — often a sign of very few willing sellers — can quickly compress upward when demand enters suddenly.

The strategic implications of the merger itself are equally compelling. eBliss has positioned itself around U.S.-based electric mobility manufacturing, dealership distribution channels, and differentiated drivetrain technology. If completed, the transaction could transform CAPC from a dormant microcap shell story into an operating growth company with a much larger long-term narrative.

Most importantly, this filing suggests the process has entered a more advanced and credible stage. Investors will now likely focus on three things: completion of due diligence, execution of a definitive merger agreement, and eventual closing of the transaction. In the OTC market, those milestones can dramatically reshape valuation expectations and trading behavior. @CAPC_Capstone @eblissglobal_ @wklehm

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@JohnZidar This is setting up to be potentially 2026’s best OTC play. 👀

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$CAPC We are so close. If we can gobble up the last of the .15’s…this will spring to .20 fast with the thin spread!

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$CAPC if we can get this past .15 today, we should see it breakthrough .20 very quickly! Let’s gobble up these .15’s