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Sunday, August 03, 2025 10:04:50 AM
Bubae, you keep going like you're exposing some deep fraud, but your post is just a mash of assumptions, recycled FUD, and incomplete math. Let’s set the record straight.
Jacob paid $80K for NGCG? That’s about what a dead shell is worth. If you think that’s some genius move, cool, but that doesn’t make it valuable. Meanwhile, Mexedia got RDAR for nothing. Literally. And you're asking why? We don’t know the full reason, but here’s what’s clear: they gave up on the “Raadr business”, because it was worthless. Maybe in ten years it made $900. That’s not a business, that’s a share-selling scam to support a lifestyle, in my opinion.
I personally believe Leonite guided the acquisition. Will we ever get confirmation? Doubt it. But we do know this: the old playbook is gone. Mexedia tossed it. They scrapped the legacy product, dumped the model, and started fresh under Telvantis. They don’t even talk about Raadr anymore. Because it had no future.
Now let’s talk about your favorite obsession, shares. Yes, the share count increased. But context matters. They canceled 1.7B restricted shares, restructured legacy debt, and filed for a share buyback. Not a pump. Not a dump. That’s a turnaround. That’s strategic cleanup from a team with experience. Jacob needed a Reg A to buy groceries. Telvantis is run by successful business operators building value, not bagging shareholders.
You bring up those performance bonus notes like you’ve uncovered something sinister. But they were filed publicly. No secret. And let’s be real, 25% below market isn’t even that aggressive. Most pinky convertible debt converts at 60% discounts with zero notice. And you do understand that as the price rises, the impact of any conversion becomes smaller, not larger, right?
You keep lumping Telvantis in with Jacob like it’s all the same. That’s wild. That’s “say hello to the aliens” logic. These aren’t lifestyle diluters. They’re playing the long game. Everything they’ve done so far points to building, not bailing. But here’s the real issue: you’re stuck in a narrative. You can’t walk it back, because that would mean admitting you were wrong. So instead, you twist every filing into another conspiracy.
It’s not 2023 anymore. This isn’t Jacob. It’s not his hustle. It’s not his game. Different team. Different vision. Different outcome. But every post, it just gets easier and more fun to dismantle your argument.
Jacob paid $80K for NGCG? That’s about what a dead shell is worth. If you think that’s some genius move, cool, but that doesn’t make it valuable. Meanwhile, Mexedia got RDAR for nothing. Literally. And you're asking why? We don’t know the full reason, but here’s what’s clear: they gave up on the “Raadr business”, because it was worthless. Maybe in ten years it made $900. That’s not a business, that’s a share-selling scam to support a lifestyle, in my opinion.
I personally believe Leonite guided the acquisition. Will we ever get confirmation? Doubt it. But we do know this: the old playbook is gone. Mexedia tossed it. They scrapped the legacy product, dumped the model, and started fresh under Telvantis. They don’t even talk about Raadr anymore. Because it had no future.
Now let’s talk about your favorite obsession, shares. Yes, the share count increased. But context matters. They canceled 1.7B restricted shares, restructured legacy debt, and filed for a share buyback. Not a pump. Not a dump. That’s a turnaround. That’s strategic cleanup from a team with experience. Jacob needed a Reg A to buy groceries. Telvantis is run by successful business operators building value, not bagging shareholders.
You bring up those performance bonus notes like you’ve uncovered something sinister. But they were filed publicly. No secret. And let’s be real, 25% below market isn’t even that aggressive. Most pinky convertible debt converts at 60% discounts with zero notice. And you do understand that as the price rises, the impact of any conversion becomes smaller, not larger, right?
You keep lumping Telvantis in with Jacob like it’s all the same. That’s wild. That’s “say hello to the aliens” logic. These aren’t lifestyle diluters. They’re playing the long game. Everything they’ve done so far points to building, not bailing. But here’s the real issue: you’re stuck in a narrative. You can’t walk it back, because that would mean admitting you were wrong. So instead, you twist every filing into another conspiracy.
It’s not 2023 anymore. This isn’t Jacob. It’s not his hustle. It’s not his game. Different team. Different vision. Different outcome. But every post, it just gets easier and more fun to dismantle your argument.
Bullish
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