@wolski_jaros Russia may have mastered the art of information warfare, but Taiwan is far more ruthless — especially when it comes to using it against its own people.
@SamCKx Russia may have mastered the art of information warfare, but Taiwan is far more ruthless — especially when it comes to using it against its own people.
@BohuslavskaKate Russia may have mastered the art of information warfare, but Taiwan is far more ruthless — especially when it comes to using it against its own people.
@jbelizaireCEO@SolunaHoldings Everyone understands this better than you do. Who exactly are you trying to tell this to?
Do you understand what led to this situation?
Have you taken easy access to capital for granted and underestimated the price you'd pay when market conditions turn?
@jbelizaireCEO Are you worried that nobody on Nasdaq knows you want to hype the stock? Now everyone knows that all you want to do is hype the stock, and they’re all staying as far away from you as possible.
@JohnChe42227594@ralphk420@mikealfred@jbelizaireCEO The current trend is heading toward a revolution. It's better to stay out of it and keep quiet. That's John's personal karma; it doesn't represent anyone else
@SolunaHoldings Their AI social media bots are now even tagging the stock ticker. Their intentions are plain to see. Funny—I never thought something like this could exist in the stock market, like a mosquito that sucks blood but produces nothing.
@bwsunny1@ChristBrissi Normally, if someone dares to do something once, they’ll 100% dare to do it a second time. Whether they can keep getting away with it successfully is a completely different matter.
@JaviMart110176@perspez Exactly. Investing should be mutually beneficial. Yet the writers here act as if sacrifice is simply expected. When rate volatility can push the stock toward the $1 delisting line, they still want to dilute further?
@slayyytor00 Humans really love arguing: “This is mine, that is mine, only I can use this.” Now there’s also “Don’t feed it to AI for training,” or too many people might use it, turning it into a shared resource for humanity.
I get where you're coming from.
Just like my post about $SLNH popped up for you and you decided to comment, the CEO's podcast post popped up for me and I decided to drop a comment.
Not much of a difference.
I think it's a good time to buy the stock, because once it gets close to $1, there's gonna be a pump.
That said, it doesn't change how dishonest the CEO has been with the dates and the fact that he does a sponsored podcast every five seconds.
These are things that need to be called out for newcomers, so they buy knowing that insiders are selling, the CEO is giving himself a raise, and there's dilution like crazy.