BIT BROTHER LIMITED WKN: A3DZZP ISIN: VGG1144D1252 Forum: Aktien User: Luke_99

du sagst es. Teeladen, jetzt Bitcoins minen haha. Das mit den Beleidigen hast ja recht, aber dieser Walli fing wohl damit an. Musste da Partei beziehen an BH

Naja bitcoin business läuft ja tatsächlich aber die lassen sich das eben aktuell alles vom Anleger zahlen

100% HS dieser Walli

Naja ein chinesischer Teeladen, der Bitcoin news ausgenutzt hat um Kleinanleger zu scammen. Und die Verlierer beleidigen sich hier nun gegenseitig, anstatt sich gegenseitig zu stützen...

At that point the company would have no choice but to do a 1-150 reverse split to avoid a delisting, bringing the total outstanding shares back down to the 7-8M range, and the stock price back up above a dollar. At THAT point you may see insiders start to buy back in, after having diluted the absolute hell out of the existing shareholders. The warrant holders have already shown you their playbook, and the company is in total cooperating with them. Maxim and Sabby and the other predatory investors make a ton of money off the warrants and shorting it on the way down, and the company gets a huge infusion of cash, and can sit back and watch the company value deteriorate to nothing. Then they can scoop up shares of the company after the dust has settled for pennies on the dollar.

Diese Walli ist wirklich ein HS hahahh

was bist du für ein HS. Was beleidigst du hier die Leute? du N... S...! Boah ey so einen würd ich gern mal waschen

184,615,385 * (($0.013 - $0.005) / (0.70 * $0.005)) = 422M shares Plus the exercise price of the other 184,615,385 Class D warrants would reset down to around that level as well, so those would likely get exercised as well. So if they exercised at a VWAP of $0.005, the total number of oustanding number of shares would around be 623,263,779 + 422,000,000 + 184,615,385 = 1,229,879,,164. Obviously this number can fluctuate a bit depending on how low they drive the price down before exercising the Class E warrants. But the takeaway is that it is entirely possible, in fact likely, that within a month or two's time, there will be well over one BILLION outstanding class A shares. The company is quite literally approved to issue an UNLIMITED amount of Class A shares in their filings, which shows you what their intention is.

184,615,385 Class D warrants which will have their exercise price reset down to the VWAP after 30 days (mildly important) 184,615,385 Class E warrants which follow the EXACT SAMe formula as the 14,000,000 Class C warrants from the 10/25/23 offering. You can see what damage just 14,000,000 warrants did. So let's run the numbers with 184,615,385 warrants instead. Current outstanding shares: 623,263,779 If they exercised TODAY at a VWAP of $0.0220, then they would only receive 184,615,385 shares from the class E warrants. So no way they do that. But if they do the exact same thing they did before, and front run it by short selling millions upon millions of non-existent shares to drive the price down to a ridiculous $0.005, then they would receive: Exercise price = $0.013 VWAP=$0.005

Likely meaning they exercised on 10/31 when it closed right around that price. What is important to realize about the formula above is that the lower the stock price falls, the MORE shares the warrant holders get. A LOT more in fact. So it highly incentivies them to drop the price as low as possible. The trick is to front run it by naked short selling millions upon millions of shares, then exercise the warrants when the price is highly depressed to receive a windfall of 156M shares and cover the short position immediately en masse. Now let's discuss the latest 12/6 offering, the new outstanding number of class A shares is 623,263,779. But more importantly there are two additional items:

the quotient obtained by dividing (the Exercise Price minus the Lowest VWAP of the Ordinary Shares over the 10 Trading Days immediately prior to the exercise date) by (70% of the Lowest VWAP of the Ordinary Shares over the 10 Trading Days immediately prior to the exercise date).' So to account for 156,268,590 shares, they would have to exercise when the VWAP was at around $.0522. Exercise price = $0.46 VWAP=$.0522 14,000,000 * (($0.46 - $.0522) / (0.70 * $.0522)) = 156M shares

Aber schön war es...

Eine Möglichkeit, was momentan mit der Aktie passiert (auf englisch und recht ausführlich erläutert): The number of outstanding class A shares before the 10/25/23 offering was 210,379,804. The number of outstanding class A shares after the 10/25/23 offering was 224,379,804 (they sold 14,000,000), along with the associated warrants (which are very important, more about them further down). On 11/24/23, they issued 58,000,000 shares to employees, which puts the total outstanding shares at 282,379,804. So far so good. But then on 12/6, they announced another offering. But what is interesting is that the total outstanding shares BEFORE the offering is 438,648,394. So where did those extra 156,268,590 shares come from in the last month? The answer is the 14,000,000 Class C warrants from the 10/25/23 offering. Those allow a cashless exercise using the formula:

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