Arvana Inc. (AVNI)

[NobleRoman]

If Arvana itself announces this business strategy, does that mean no reverse merger to happen and that is just a jumping to conclusions? Not really sure.

Bondock's website says, "Bondock invests in pension funds, hedge funds, sovereign wealth funds, blue chip shares, penny stocks, precious metals and corporate start up private placements."

Could that be an investment in AVNI? A control of its narrative, but not necessarily a merger? So AVNI will raise its own money?

That's kinda where I'm leaning now. A little disoriented and still trying to get a grasp on what blindsided me this week. I guess I'm the only retail investor here?

Well, that means they have no liquidity! That's the best part. So if they want liquidity, they are going to have to do something to make that happen. So far, the market has yawned. So, if you want in, I guess you need to pay up. If there is liquidity below .20, that won't bode well for a capital raise at .20.

How about a capital raise at $1.00 for the next phase? Can we aim higher?