There’s been a lot of discussion about timing wi
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Posted On: 10/03/2025 7:54:20 PM
There’s been a lot of discussion about timing windows, filings, and when an uplist could realistically occur. It’s worth acknowledging that, yes, November through February is traditionally when companies like to roll out big moves because audited reports, year-end clean books, and fresh institutional buying create strong momentum. But we shouldn’t lock ourselves into thinking that Dalton has to follow a rigid playbook. He doesn’t.
The reality is that disclosure can come at any time, through an 8-K or filing, and it doesn’t have to be synchronized perfectly with an uplist. The sequence is more likely to look like this: Dalton announces a reverse merger → the merger is executed → money flows in on the OTC → investors are satisfied because the structure and revenues are visible → and only then, once all the ducks are in a row and requirements are met, does the uplist happen. That uplist could be January, or it could be later in the year. It doesn’t matter, because by then the share price could already be reflecting the merger and trading much higher even while still on the OTC.
The kickoff doesn’t have to wait for the uplist. The kickoff could be October, November, or December, when the reverse merger is announced or executed. That’s the moment investors have been waiting for, because it shows the giant private structure Dalton has been building is finally folding into UNVC. At that point, the price per share could skyrocket simply from confirmation. Institutions don’t require a Nasdaq listing to begin taking positions if there’s real revenue and a QB upgrade. The uplist is the capstone, not the trigger.
This ties directly into the bigger picture we’ve been tracking for years. We’ve seen the consistent ties to EagleForce and EagleForce Health with their advanced tech platforms, the long-standing work with Time Organization on behavioral health and wraparound services, and Dalton’s private PBM Health Resources Inc. (HRI) that controls drug benefit management. These aren’t random connections—they’re pieces of an ecosystem. Add to that hints of Amazon and Walmart alignment, and now his recent posts about tested platforms, AI integration, call center support, and reorganization. It’s clear the structure is complete. His “Color is Green” refrain isn’t fluff—it’s a marker that the foundation is ready.
And notice his most recent post where he stopped to thank the leadership of Univec for their focus and diligent work. That’s not something you do a year early. Gratitude like that signals a milestone has been reached and the heavy lifting is done. If this were all about something happening late next year, he’d save those words for later. The fact that he’s thanking leadership now strongly suggests that whatever he’s been preparing is at the doorstep, not far down the road.
So the message to investors is this: don’t let daily PPS swings or arbitrary filing dates dictate your perspective. The sequence matters more than the exact timing. Reverse merger first, validation and money on the OTC next, and uplist when the requirements line up. Whether that uplist happens in January or months later doesn’t change the fact that the spark—the reverse merger—is what will bring the capital in. Something is imminent, and the foundation has already been laid. The disclosure, whenever it lands, will finally show the market the picture we’ve been piecing together all along.
The reality is that disclosure can come at any time, through an 8-K or filing, and it doesn’t have to be synchronized perfectly with an uplist. The sequence is more likely to look like this: Dalton announces a reverse merger → the merger is executed → money flows in on the OTC → investors are satisfied because the structure and revenues are visible → and only then, once all the ducks are in a row and requirements are met, does the uplist happen. That uplist could be January, or it could be later in the year. It doesn’t matter, because by then the share price could already be reflecting the merger and trading much higher even while still on the OTC.
The kickoff doesn’t have to wait for the uplist. The kickoff could be October, November, or December, when the reverse merger is announced or executed. That’s the moment investors have been waiting for, because it shows the giant private structure Dalton has been building is finally folding into UNVC. At that point, the price per share could skyrocket simply from confirmation. Institutions don’t require a Nasdaq listing to begin taking positions if there’s real revenue and a QB upgrade. The uplist is the capstone, not the trigger.
This ties directly into the bigger picture we’ve been tracking for years. We’ve seen the consistent ties to EagleForce and EagleForce Health with their advanced tech platforms, the long-standing work with Time Organization on behavioral health and wraparound services, and Dalton’s private PBM Health Resources Inc. (HRI) that controls drug benefit management. These aren’t random connections—they’re pieces of an ecosystem. Add to that hints of Amazon and Walmart alignment, and now his recent posts about tested platforms, AI integration, call center support, and reorganization. It’s clear the structure is complete. His “Color is Green” refrain isn’t fluff—it’s a marker that the foundation is ready.
And notice his most recent post where he stopped to thank the leadership of Univec for their focus and diligent work. That’s not something you do a year early. Gratitude like that signals a milestone has been reached and the heavy lifting is done. If this were all about something happening late next year, he’d save those words for later. The fact that he’s thanking leadership now strongly suggests that whatever he’s been preparing is at the doorstep, not far down the road.
So the message to investors is this: don’t let daily PPS swings or arbitrary filing dates dictate your perspective. The sequence matters more than the exact timing. Reverse merger first, validation and money on the OTC next, and uplist when the requirements line up. Whether that uplist happens in January or months later doesn’t change the fact that the spark—the reverse merger—is what will bring the capital in. Something is imminent, and the foundation has already been laid. The disclosure, whenever it lands, will finally show the market the picture we’ve been piecing together all along.
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