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$TPAC Company could meet #'s 3 and 4 if you crunch the numbers of ebike sales mentioned in the Tweets(one posted below), plus the coin value and revenue from the ICOs backing up the share price of the stock, seeing as both are paid-in revs(plus the buyback).


TPAC Bearings
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@TPACbearings
Feb 26
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E-Bike production is going very well. Frames are magnesium alloy, so extremely strong & lightweight. Also allows for a wide variety of colors including school & pro sports team colors. Expect demand for 10-25k units monthly. We can meet demand. Bikes are foldable. Unlimited range

*Each bike should yield $1,000-2,500(ballpark) per. These figures are monthly.

Source: https://twitter.com/TPACbearings/with_replies


$1,000 per(on the low end) x 25,000 units = $25M

$25M x 12 = $300M

Just from 1yr of ebike sales. Not including ICOs, other products, acquisitions, etc.


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