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Q: Crypto is up and the market is strong yet this one has performed poorly since they executed that big bitcoin sale. Am I being impatient or is there a reason to sell and move onto something that is performing better right now? I realize that the stock is up huge on the year - unfortunately I bought after the gain and am now a bag holder (down 13%). Thanks,

Jason
Read Answer Asked by Jason on August 08, 2025
Q: I consider these moonshot type stocks. I am in nbis nv but not the others. Are any of them worth buying at these prices? I would have to sell more established stocks like google, tsm, Avgo, asml to raise funds. I am reluctant to sell a more established name to buy a winger but it’s hard to see the moonshots go up so much and not have fomo. Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Jason on June 18, 2025
Q: Hi 5i
Thanks for your update.... I dont really understand the mechanics of how a deal like this unfolds....24 M share + another potential 4M as you said thats a lots of shares, especially compared to daily trading volume... I imagine this deal would not be feasible if only listed on TSX...

ie: So Who takes these shares, and then how do they sell their shares, are there conditions to meet and what determines the purchase prices for these buyers?
thx
Read Answer Asked by jim on May 28, 2025
Q: Do you know is there a time line for their recent share offering,price is unknown,it would be nice to know how much longer we have to wait for some clarity on this issue.
Also with Bitcoin hitting all time highs and the trump family at the crypto trough ,do both of these currencies help GLXY or is one better than the other BTC or crypto…Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Greg on May 28, 2025
Q: Just a follow up on yesterdays question re the exchanges.
If the shares on the Canadian exchange are delisted does one need to sell on the Canadian side and then buy on the US side if wanted or will this transfer happen automatically? I don't really want to sell my shares and trigger a capital gain only to buy the same on the US side and pay two transaction fees.
Thanks
Jeff
Read Answer Asked by JEFF on May 22, 2025
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