RE: Let's not confuse complexity with conspiracy
Appreciate the deep dive, but let’s address a few key points that are being twisted into a bearish narrative without context:
Yes, Fortytwo has worked with Mexedia since 2023. That’s not a scandal — it’s continuity. The MOU signals a formal expansion of that relationship under Telvantis (formerly Raadr), now structured for a U.S. uplisting strategy. You don’t need a brand-new partner to make a deal strategic — especially when you’re moving it into a U.S.-based platform with fresh capital access.
Mexedia owning 75% post-merger? That’s what reverse mergers are. Control is expected. What matters is what Telvantis gets in return — a revenue-producing infrastructure, enterprise contracts, and a tech suite that justifies higher market multiples. This is about scaling and unlocking value, not hiding it.
The $1.2M in converted notes? Let’s be clear: those were carved out of the Reg A to avoid dilution at the offering price. That’s investor-friendly. And the performance bonuses? They were declared and tied to actual milestones. You want to talk conflicts — compare that to how many OTC CEOs hide that stuff.
“They won’t sell the Reg A with this story”? Let’s do the math. Telvantis is already pushing $30M/month in revenue. With a sub-$10M market cap, that valuation makes no sense. Whether you're skeptical or not, the market will price revenue soon, and this Reg A is part of the capital strategy to support scaling, not to fund survival.
No RS filed. None pending. And the FAQ on their own site says there are no plans for one. Saying “they’ll need it” is opinion, not fact — and it ignores the possibility of sustained revenue and share buybacks reducing OS over time.
Lastly — if this is just some shell game to enrich insiders, it’s a remarkably inefficient one. Why go through filings, rebrand as Telvantis, restructure debt, build revenue, then attempt a U.S. uplist, all to maybe dump shares on a pink sheet with a 6.7B OS? Occam’s razor: they’re building something, not burying it.
Conclusion: You can spin this as a hit piece on Taddeo and co., but the reality is more nuanced: this is a corporate realignment using a holding vehicle (Telvantis) to structure a U.S. uplist and unlock revenue value. That’s not garbage — that’s a turnaround play.
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