According to conventional logic, if they truly wanted to go public independently, they should have started the listing process long ago. Looking at those GPU companies, each one is lining up to sprint towards an IPO, while there's no movement on our side.
It seems there is only one possibility—an acquisition route has been finalized. The next milestones are twofold: trading suspension and mergers and acquisitions.
The key is whether the market capitalization can meet expectations. If we consider the 100 billion target, major shareholders will need to continue exerting effort to boost the stock price. Large funds must seize this window of opportunity, as the chance may pass quickly.
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AirdropCollector
· 13h ago
Suspension + merger is a done deal, no escape.
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ruggedSoBadLMAO
· 13h ago
No news means they're holding a big move. The script of suspension → merger has been written long ago.
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SleepTrader
· 13h ago
The night before the suspension, I already knew it would turn out this way
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BlockchainNewbie
· 13h ago
Suspensions, mergers, 100 billion... This script is really full of twists and turns, and the major shareholders are still desperately trying to boost the stock.
According to conventional logic, if they truly wanted to go public independently, they should have started the listing process long ago. Looking at those GPU companies, each one is lining up to sprint towards an IPO, while there's no movement on our side.
It seems there is only one possibility—an acquisition route has been finalized. The next milestones are twofold: trading suspension and mergers and acquisitions.
The key is whether the market capitalization can meet expectations. If we consider the 100 billion target, major shareholders will need to continue exerting effort to boost the stock price. Large funds must seize this window of opportunity, as the chance may pass quickly.