I understand it all but too well. I think all should just Google "what's the top gift card companies" and see the types of companies that come up and the revenues that they generate. Then throw in the crypto and bitcoin piece. Then understand that there is not another penny stock around that is doing what they are doing. MONI is properly positioning themselves for some very significant growth.
I love your comment below...
BlockFi is a good example that seems to have already done what MONI is somewhat trying to build with their platform that is nearly complete. All they have to do is get this right and all else from the past won't matter. I think all should peruse through the BlockFi links below as I did to see the following to get a better idea of the potential growth that we could be getting ready to experience here with MONI:
https://www.forbes.com/sites/ninabambysheva/2021/03/11/blockfi-gets-a-3-billion-valuation-with-new-350-million-series-d-funding/?sh=2dab9cdf58a5 BlockFi’s platform currently manages more than $15 billion in assets. From a revenue just short of $100 million in 2020, the startup is on a run toward generating $500 million in revenues in 2021, according to Prince. Since the end of 2019, it grew its client base from 10,000 to over 250,000 today. According to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filings submitted in October, BlockFi also holds 5.07% of Grayscale’s $34.91 billion bitcoin trust (GBTC).
https://www.forbes.com/sites/ninabambysheva/2021/03/11/blockfi-gets-a-3-billion-valuation-with-new-350-million-series-d-funding/?sh=2dab9cdf58a5 BlockFi’s London-based competitor, Celsius Network, has also experienced explosive growth. In less than half a year, Celsius’s asset holdings increased from $3.3 billion in November to today’s $9.5 billion and the number of users has more than doubled over the same period, currently totaling more than 482,000. The crypto lending industry has grown from approximately $20 billion in assets under management at the end of Q3 2020 to over $40 billion at the end of the year, a gain of 116%, according to a report by crypto credit bureau Credmark.