A zero-revenue public company tried to copy Michael Saylor to avoid delisting, but its stock immediately crashed 25%
The company plans 51.6 million new shares against fewer than 5 million outstanding, while any Nasdaq cure remains conditional. The post A zero-revenue public company tried to copy Michael Saylor to avoid delisting, but its stock immediately crashed 25% appeared first on CryptoSlate.
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- The company plans 51.6 million new shares against fewer than 5 million outstanding, while any Nasdaq cure remains conditional.
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