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Valuation
Trading at 1.4× sales vs its 8.7× historical median P/S.
Fair value ≈ $0.31 · price $0.05 today
Undervalued · 84% below
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$BBKCF 100% with you, @Ebs123. A buyout at those sub-20-cent levels would be an absolute insult to anyone who built their position at $0.43 or carried water through the market cycle. You deserve true valuation discovery, not a lowball cap on your upside.
That is precisely why the pivot to zero-out the high-burn tech incubation is so massive for long-term holders. A bleeding company is forced to take whatever table scraps a predator throws at them. A self-sustaining, cash-flow-positive entity can politely tell lowball suitors to kick rocks.
With formal CIRO Acceptance locked in, management is actively building an irreplaceable regulatory monopoly in Canada. We cross that M&A bridge when we get there, but we cross it holding all the leverage. Let the profit engines run.
$BBKCF The market can ignore the data for a long time, but it can't ignore it forever, especially when major regulatory and institutional milestones are actively crossing the finish line. I find the sudden rush to return 1.5 million shares to lenders in a 24-hour window interesting? Is this an indication that shorts are realizing they are on the wrong side of an incredibly undervalued asset? Right before the July 9th AGM no less! 🤔🧐
Coiled Spring.
$BBKCF Came across a brilliant macro take from @ColinMc_Mahon on X regarding the SBI/Bitbank news that perfectly frames where digital assets are heading.
He noted that giants like SBI aren't buying exchanges for the trading fees. They are buying custody, compliance, and the plumbing to lend against the assets they hold. Traditional finance figured out centuries ago that the game isn't selling the asset, it's locking it in a regulated vault and borrowing against it for tax-free liquidity.
This is exactly why our formal CIRO Acceptance changes the entire game.
Amateurs think Netcoins is just a retail trading app. The smart money sees the blueprint @ColinMc_Mahon laid out: a federally regulated CIRO custodian framework backed by live Talos institutional plumbing. Management is building the exact toll booth required to power institutional digital asset credit in Canada.
$BBKCF The fear, that Netcoins builds the perfect machine, only for a massive player to force an early buyout at, say, $0.15 or $0.20 when the true long-term value should be worth dollars, not nickels, is real, I get that! But, by freezing the high-burn R&D spending at TZ, they are structurally protecting the balance sheet. They are positioning the profitable core engines [Netcoins and BIG] to cash-flow independently. A company with a clean runway and rising revenue cannot be forced into a cheap, desperate buyout. Let’s take that into consideration.
$BBKCF Excellent call on the WonderFi reality, @Swoasik65. The Robinhood all-cash buyout at C$0.36 left a lot of long-term holders feeling capped, especially after watching a massive regulatory footprint get scooped up on a flat valuation.
But there’s a vital structural difference: WonderFi’s hand was forced by widening operational losses and institutional capitulation behind the scenes. They accepted the deal because their runway was running out.
Our management team is executing the exact inverse. By aggressively flattening high-burn tech incubation and funneling capital strictly into our cash-flowing, high-margin revenue engines (Netcoins + BIG), they are ensuring we don't operate out of weakness. A self-sustaining, profitable CIRO-regulated toll booth can't be easily starved or squeezed out. We hold the leverage, and the pricing power stays ours.
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That is exactly what I’m afraid of! If Bigg Digital delivers the baby safe and sound in nine months—before the umbilical cord is even cut, but while it’s already being sniffed at by big predators and potentially eaten (or rather, taken over) on the cheap... Look WonderFi and other
$BBKCF Step out of the micro-cap bubble and look at how global institutions price regulated digital asset gateways.
Yesterday, Japanese financial giant SBI Holdings signed an agreement to acquire crypto exchange Bitbank for $288.6 million. Why? Because Japan is weighing stricter compliance laws, and legacy institutions would rather drop a massive premium to buy an airtight, regulated fortress than build one from scratch.
This is the exact macroeconomic blueprint we are playing.
The market currently misprices us as a 5-cent micro-cap, completely blind to the fact that Netcoins’ formal CIRO Acceptance sets up the exact same premium moat in Canada. Regulated, institutional-grade fiat-to-crypto toll booths—powered by Talos routing and pristine compliance—are commanding hundreds of millions globally. The smart money accumulates before the street forces the structural repricing.
Let it fly!
