$DATI Aside from the fact that this 15x increase t
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Posted On: 03/07/2019 1:39:28 PM
$DATI Aside from the fact that this 15x increase to DigitalAMN’s investment in TruCrowd implies that the value of our equity portfolio is arguably of greater value than DATI’s entire market cap [How Much Greater? Look Out For Our Upcoming Announcement: Digital Asset Monetary Network’s Equity Portfolio Surpasses Total Market Value], the bigger inference is, the growth of TruCrowd is in part, related to the company being part of DigitalAMN’s PAI program. Moreover, if TruCrowd is growing in value, that would imply that its overall visibility and viability is increasing. In the big picture for us, this means that it is likely that DigitalAMN can achieve the goal set for each of its client-companies:
Testing market acceptance (while expanding customer/user base);
Potentially raising between 6x to 40x+ more money in initial investment capital than that of typical accelerator programs;
Significantly reducing DigitalAMN’s risk of upfront cash outlay; and,
Curation of viable investments for the equity portfolio.
Considering that a big part of TruCrowd’s value is rooted in the value of its user base, which grew just over 100% in 2018, each client-company DigitalAMN onboards into the PAI ecosystem could potentially see a success, much like that of the last issuer TruCrowd onboarded onto Fundanna.com (Transatlantic Real Estate, LLC), which raised $1,070,000 [the legal maximum in one calendar year]. We believe that TruCrowd’s growth has an even greater intrinsic value to DATI’s shareholder’s, than just the value of our equity portfolio.
TruCrowd’s growth directly impacts the viability of the acceleration aspect of our four-phase business model. And, to that end, it also supports DigitalAMN’s front-end revenue model. The more client-companies we onboard into PAI’s ecosystem, which have successful raises on TruCrowd, not only will our equity portfolio value dually increase, but our revenues should significantly increase as well.
Therefore, if TruCrowd’s value increased partly based on (i) the growth of its user base, (ii) the average amount of capital raised per company, and the increase of viable companies onboarded onto its family of equity crowdfunding portals, then with the 60 anticipated startups DigitalAMN believes it will onboard into the PAI ecosystem this year. This, along with an expected market push to expand TruCrowd’s user base, DigitalAMN’s equity portfolio value and revenues could see a significant increase in 2019. We believe that DATI’s shareholders, and the general marketplace for that matter, do not fully understand DigitalAMN’s business nor its four-phase model. We also believe that this lack of understanding speaks heavily to the likelihood that DigitalAMN is currently undervalued.
That’s ok… Long-term shareholders understand what we are building here. They get it. But we also firmly believe that soon, as we take steps to improve the understanding of the PAI ecosystem, the general market will begin to understand it as well. Once that happens, it is only a matter of time before the disconnect corrects itself and there becomes a full and excited appreciation for what it means when one of our most important investments and components of our PAI ecosystem, experiences a 3000% growth in its enterprise value… on our watch.
Testing market acceptance (while expanding customer/user base);
Potentially raising between 6x to 40x+ more money in initial investment capital than that of typical accelerator programs;
Significantly reducing DigitalAMN’s risk of upfront cash outlay; and,
Curation of viable investments for the equity portfolio.
Considering that a big part of TruCrowd’s value is rooted in the value of its user base, which grew just over 100% in 2018, each client-company DigitalAMN onboards into the PAI ecosystem could potentially see a success, much like that of the last issuer TruCrowd onboarded onto Fundanna.com (Transatlantic Real Estate, LLC), which raised $1,070,000 [the legal maximum in one calendar year]. We believe that TruCrowd’s growth has an even greater intrinsic value to DATI’s shareholder’s, than just the value of our equity portfolio.
TruCrowd’s growth directly impacts the viability of the acceleration aspect of our four-phase business model. And, to that end, it also supports DigitalAMN’s front-end revenue model. The more client-companies we onboard into PAI’s ecosystem, which have successful raises on TruCrowd, not only will our equity portfolio value dually increase, but our revenues should significantly increase as well.
Therefore, if TruCrowd’s value increased partly based on (i) the growth of its user base, (ii) the average amount of capital raised per company, and the increase of viable companies onboarded onto its family of equity crowdfunding portals, then with the 60 anticipated startups DigitalAMN believes it will onboard into the PAI ecosystem this year. This, along with an expected market push to expand TruCrowd’s user base, DigitalAMN’s equity portfolio value and revenues could see a significant increase in 2019. We believe that DATI’s shareholders, and the general marketplace for that matter, do not fully understand DigitalAMN’s business nor its four-phase model. We also believe that this lack of understanding speaks heavily to the likelihood that DigitalAMN is currently undervalued.
That’s ok… Long-term shareholders understand what we are building here. They get it. But we also firmly believe that soon, as we take steps to improve the understanding of the PAI ecosystem, the general market will begin to understand it as well. Once that happens, it is only a matter of time before the disconnect corrects itself and there becomes a full and excited appreciation for what it means when one of our most important investments and components of our PAI ecosystem, experiences a 3000% growth in its enterprise value… on our watch.
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