Some people seem to live for posting the same recy
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Posted On: 11/01/2025 11:39:50 AM
Some people seem to live for posting the same recycled negativity day after day—trying to make it look like there’s chaos, confusion, or some new “discrepancy” when, in reality, they don’t know anything.
They don’t know if things have been resolved. They don’t know if structures have changed. They don’t know what’s been implemented or what hasn’t. They don’t know the organization, partnerships, or platform details—and yet they speak like insiders.
You can’t claim there’s “nothing there” when you were never part of the plan to begin with. You’re an investor in an OTC company with limited reporting—by design. Private and public structures exist for a reason, and not everything will be public until it’s meant to be.
So when the same old negative posts get recycled as if they’re new “finding,” it’s not insight—it’s noise. It’s meant to create frustration, doubt, and fatigue. The best move is to stop feeding it and move forward. The real progress always happens quietly, not in the comment section.
And to all the investors—deep down we all know what we need right now is some positive energy. We’re tired, exhausted, and frustrated. We’ve all felt the same emotions through the years, and the cycle keeps repeating. But we’re still here. The least we can do is stay optimistic as the days, weeks, and months go by, and have faith that something will come to light to break this stagnation. Many of us still believe in the plan, even from the small glimpses and hints we’ve had from leadership. Personally, I think it’s worth staying the course. The picture I see in my mind still looks like a very worthwhile investment when everything finally comes together.
They don’t know if things have been resolved. They don’t know if structures have changed. They don’t know what’s been implemented or what hasn’t. They don’t know the organization, partnerships, or platform details—and yet they speak like insiders.
You can’t claim there’s “nothing there” when you were never part of the plan to begin with. You’re an investor in an OTC company with limited reporting—by design. Private and public structures exist for a reason, and not everything will be public until it’s meant to be.
So when the same old negative posts get recycled as if they’re new “finding,” it’s not insight—it’s noise. It’s meant to create frustration, doubt, and fatigue. The best move is to stop feeding it and move forward. The real progress always happens quietly, not in the comment section.
And to all the investors—deep down we all know what we need right now is some positive energy. We’re tired, exhausted, and frustrated. We’ve all felt the same emotions through the years, and the cycle keeps repeating. But we’re still here. The least we can do is stay optimistic as the days, weeks, and months go by, and have faith that something will come to light to break this stagnation. Many of us still believe in the plan, even from the small glimpses and hints we’ve had from leadership. Personally, I think it’s worth staying the course. The picture I see in my mind still looks like a very worthwhile investment when everything finally comes together.
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