If I could find anything positive, I'd post it.
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Posted On: 04/24/2024 10:26:34 AM
If I could find anything positive, I'd post it.
Speculation hasn't got us anywhere, so now I only rely on verifiable truths.
As we know, Dalton does not inform his shareholders and seldom releases official PR's, and even when he does, nothing contained within comes to fruition. So we have to rely on what can be established as fact - and unfortunately those facts are not flattering.
Over many years he has inferred, alluded to, and even claimed of pending business developments / partnerships / uplists etc etc... yet in reality, has delivered nothing but losses for his company and shareholders. Any kind of legitimate business is no further along now, than it was a decade ago.
Notice how Dalton has been very quiet the last few months? It's because he's getting pressure from regulatory bodies, and I'd also suggest it's because he's now very aware that anything he posts will be scrutinized / fact checked, and published.
Shareholders who do not question Dalton, his actions, or motives are actually part of the problem - it allows him to continue to do what he has done for years - more vague posts, more vague promises, but ultimately delivering nothing.
At this point, my motive is simply to hold Dalton to account.
Speculation hasn't got us anywhere, so now I only rely on verifiable truths.
As we know, Dalton does not inform his shareholders and seldom releases official PR's, and even when he does, nothing contained within comes to fruition. So we have to rely on what can be established as fact - and unfortunately those facts are not flattering.
Over many years he has inferred, alluded to, and even claimed of pending business developments / partnerships / uplists etc etc... yet in reality, has delivered nothing but losses for his company and shareholders. Any kind of legitimate business is no further along now, than it was a decade ago.
Notice how Dalton has been very quiet the last few months? It's because he's getting pressure from regulatory bodies, and I'd also suggest it's because he's now very aware that anything he posts will be scrutinized / fact checked, and published.
Shareholders who do not question Dalton, his actions, or motives are actually part of the problem - it allows him to continue to do what he has done for years - more vague posts, more vague promises, but ultimately delivering nothing.
At this point, my motive is simply to hold Dalton to account.
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