I'd been peripherally aware of @abt_company last year working on couple of M&A DD engagements....an OTC shell slipstreaming into the in vouge sector of the time....reeked of the standard P&D playbook.
By chance I stumbled across them today and had a flick through their business and numbers....I have to admit I was way off the mark; the recycling business far more underwhelming and the pump exponentially higher than than I could have imaged.
Hows this for snake oil salesman. The global market was worth $1B last year...we are building a plant 20% of the global market .....topline number is $200m pa ....and its gonna run for the next 50 years.
Awesome dipshit. Currently the US share of the global market is low single digits. Apart from that you have nothing but a piece of dirt in Nevada...no permits..no customers...no feed...lots of hot air.
So what is American Battery Metals worth right now? Well its probably worth what it was at its 52w low which would have been sub $10m.....currently pumped to $1.35Billion.
So who's behind this massive pump.....which is amazing since last year they were so flyblown that they couldn't even pay their own strawmen.. and were issuing IOU's as fast as they would write them up.
A quick once over the terms of the IOU's and its pretty clear that some holders have far more favourable terms than others.
@bitcoinlawyer@Tether_to Clearly Tether Limited is registered with FINCEN as a MSB anyone can search and confirm. Putting aside the registered vs regulated debate. Is it not misleading to suggest that @Tether_to is regulated?
@bitcoinlawyer@Tether_to Tether states that since Jan 2018 it no longer serving the US market, and pursuant TOS "tether limited" is ringfenced specifically to US customers, of which there are none.
@bitcoinlawyer@Tether_to since Tether Limited doesn't transaction with customers; all customers fall under the umbrella of the BVI entity Tether International Limited which is NOT registered/regulated by FINCEN.
The two major shareholders and their respective entities. Munoz wasn't buying new shares in the group - he was being sold existing shares owned and financed by the shareholders
Ive waxed on at length about my hypothesis of how securities lending is central to how Tether 'reserves' are managed and backed, and how the customer requests are akin to drawing down from available headroom etc
#anologfud
Sir there's something wrong with the coal mine. All our canaries are dead. Its not the coal mine its the canaries.
Here's your new canary. now get back to work you FUDdster.
Sir why does the canary get a mask and we don't.
Are you dead? No sir.
Then you don't need one. anyway we only got them in canary size.
Stop FUDDing and get back into the mine.
Sir I'd like a mask.
You can request a mask in the event you die. ok?
Also we changed the terms of your contract...oh ok Sir.
Can I have a copy? No. Its on the back of the dunny door. Its up to you to check it to see if things have changed.
@fintelegra nice article on #thechange#bitconvert I'm not surprised that they have been on your radar as a scam operator. They have a sketchy history entwined in the #isignthis $isx train-wreck @ASX and @asicmedia
A bit of a recap according to $isx #bitconvert is the successor company to #immoservis a Czech company that was counterparty to one of the allegedly 'suspect' agreements central to the issue of 336m shares to $isx management
The whole deal started out stinky when the IMMO agreement was signed by the straw director (and sole director) 5 days after resigning from the company.