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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Blockchain Worldwide Plc | LSE:BLOC | London | Ordinary Share | GB00BYX8HX04 | ORD 1P |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 3.50 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
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07/6/2018 15:12 | 🤞🤞 soon! | moormoney | |
07/6/2018 15:11 | 9p if you want some. Gla ;-) | moneymunch | |
07/6/2018 15:07 | now approaching 6 weeks after results.. tick tock. | still waiting | |
07/6/2018 13:07 | still unnoticed.. | still waiting | |
07/6/2018 12:34 | Rounding out the top-ten on the Global 2000 list is the largest insurance company in the world, China-based Ping An Insurance, with $141 billion in sales and $1.06 trillion in assets. Though Ping An’s blockchain efforts have been kept largely behind closed doors, the firm joined distributed ledger consortium R3 in 2016, and has reportedly been helping China’s M Looking further down this year’s Global 2000 list, it appears the vast majority of the largest companies in the world are also exploring blockchain. Just to name a few of the most prominent, are Microsoft (#20), Alphabet (#23), and Walmart (#24), among notable U.S. firms, German auto manufacturer Daimler (#29) Japanese auto manufacturer Mitsubishi (#37) and Russian bank, Sberbank (#47). What is perhaps most striking though, is the diversity of companies on the list that are also exploring blockchain. Having started as a financial technology tool with the creation of bitcoin as a faster, cheaper way to move monetary value across borders has evolved into a technology for moving all kinds of value—and data itself—with less reliance on central authorities. Each of the industry categories on the list—also including oil and gas, telecommunications, semiconductors, food, drink and tobacco, retail and more—include firms exploring blockchain. | moneymunch | |
06/6/2018 15:37 | the size of the rto target will be the key.. "standard listing" remember. hopefully they can jump straight past the blockchain development phase and be in p.o.c/roll outs etc.. the more high profile the better. | still waiting | |
06/6/2018 15:28 | ps and the longer it takes, could also be an indication of the size of the deal, potentially JAW DROPPING!!! Gla Holders ;-) | moneymunch | |
06/6/2018 15:26 | Lol, and could be tomorrow, the longer we wait the closer we get, the BoD couldn't have expressed more excitement in the 8/5/18 update that a potential game changing deal was in the pipeline.....would you like me to sell my holding now, just incase it is months away??? ;-) | moneymunch | |
06/6/2018 15:20 | MM and look at flash's post before mine. Shows character of people who cannot argue a point and their upbringing. So Still Waiting agrees nothing is imminent could be many months away. | double double | |
06/6/2018 15:17 | If it went back to 5p over the summer I would be very pleased as would load up a few more.. you can't rush these rto's, anyone who has been invested in them before knows that... main action comes after any suspension lifted as future prospects are priced in. DERR will be the same. | still waiting | |
06/6/2018 15:14 | Lol Double standards from Double Dope yet again.....the resident share basher who doesn't want you invested....Gla blockheads Tick Tock Boom!!! ;-) ps news could drop at anytime, including tomorrow, and the share price could equate to £1 plus plus plus plus.....Gla ;-) .................... double double - 04 Jun 2018 - 13:00:40 - 826 of 845 Blockchain Worldwide - BLOC Flashinthepan f off you lunacatic. Take your own advice! | moneymunch | |
06/6/2018 14:28 | It's going to come sooner or later, although tomorrow would be nice. Gl:-) | moneymunch | |
06/6/2018 14:27 | Code(s) :-) | moneymunch | |
06/6/2018 12:35 | FYI Online Blockchain. Here's what's going on & why they're deliberately 'Damping Down' on news-flow... Dan x | daniel levi bmd | |
06/6/2018 12:27 | 5 free plusonecoins | bargainbob | |
06/6/2018 12:26 | the DERR rto came out of the blue so suspect bloc may be the same. in it to win it etc etc | still waiting | |
06/6/2018 11:02 | 4 months Over since the BoD stated a number of deals were being considered.....Game Changing news could be close.....Tick Tock Boom!!! Gla Blockheads ;-) 5/2/18 Proactive Investor A number of deals are being considered, Sargent says, though nothing is imminent. Something by the end of this calendar year is as much as he will give away, though the size of any potential deal is now much larger than the £3-4mln mentioned in last years prospectus. 8/5/18 Half Yearly Report Jon Hale, Chairman of Blockchain said: "Since the revision in investment strategy and name change, Blockchain has been analysing a number of tremendously exciting opportunities. We continue to make good progress towards a potentially game changing deal within the blockchain space and will update the market as soon as we are able." | moneymunch | |
05/6/2018 22:40 | O/T roll up ,roll up, roll up, it's back on nw but only 5 coins per click now but still a quick 30 | football | |
05/6/2018 06:10 | Expecting 10p+ on next move up as RTO news gets a bit closer. | still waiting | |
05/6/2018 04:26 | Blockchain technology could soon revolutionize the global banking industry, according to the chief executives of two major European lenders. Banks have invested millions in developing blockchain applications in recent years, as part of a broader industry effort to try to cut costs and simplify their back-office processes. The technology, which is perhaps better known as the software powering cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin, was initially treated with skepticism by international lenders. However, the use of blockchain in the banking industry is increasingly viewed as a proficient way of reducing the risk of fraud, with some banks now hailing its potential. "So, if you look at blockchain… I think the banks are really working on this now because the potential is so huge and if the top five, six global banks would put their minds to it and agree on a standard, you could force (that) standard onto the globe," Ralph Hamers, chief executive of ING Group, told CNBC'S Arjun Kharpal at the Money 2020 fintech conference in Amsterdam on Monday. | moneymunch |
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