Blue Star Capital Share Discussion Threads

[888icb] 04/4/2021 10:14

It’s worth looking at the Dtransfer blog to see what they are doing. Here is an extract from 31/3/21.

DTransfer to integrate USDC for efficient B2B payments
DTranfer plans to utilize USDC in its international payment solution in order to enable businesses to access, transfer and exchange the US dollar more effectively on a global scale. USDC was introduced on the Stellar Network this February, giving DTransfer the opportunity to leverage the stablecoin as an effective asset for exchanging the US dollar. Businesses continue to encounter challenges surrounding international money transfers, especially since many enterprises look to move large amounts of money on a recurring basis.

Bigger amounts mean higher fees causing formidable overhead. Many small and medium sized businesses struggle to operate across borders as the technological infrastructure to ensure productive international transactions is either non-existent or incredibly expensive. DTransfer’s solution brings the efficiency of the digital world into the hands of businesses. With the creation of digital assets like USDC, DTransfer can continue to ensure that businesses around the world can operate borderless, pushing the money evolution and the way we exchange value forward.

Want to explore the ways DTransfer can help your business? Ask us for more information about DTransfer’s capabilities and follow us on Twitter and LinkedIn to stay updated on our progress.



Topics: Stellar, Blockchain Technology

[888icb] 04/4/2021 10:10

I think it’s worth highlighting a section of the Dtransfer blog previously flagged by doodlebug4
DTransfer to integrate USDC for efficient B2B payments
DTranfer plans to utilize USDC in its international payment solution in order to enable businesses to access, transfer and exchange the US dollar more effectively on a global scale. USDC was introduced on the Stellar Network this February, giving DTransfer the opportunity to leverage the stablecoin as an effective asset for exchanging the US dollar. Businesses continue to encounter challenges surrounding international money transfers, especially since many enterprises look to move large amounts of money on a recurring basis.

Bigger amounts mean higher fees causing formidable overhead. Many small and medium sized businesses struggle to operate across borders as the technological infrastructure to ensure productive international transactions is either non-existent or incredibly expensive. DTransfer’s solution brings the efficiency of the digital world into the hands of businesses. With the creation of digital assets like USDC, DTransfer can continue to ensure that businesses around the world can operate borderless, pushing the money evolution and the way we exchange value forward.

Want to explore the ways DTransfer can help your business? Ask us for more information about DTransfer’s capabilities and follow us on Twitter and LinkedIn to stay updated on our progress.



Topics: Stellar, Blockchain Technology

[microscope] 03/4/2021 16:20

It's about three years since I set this thread up and it's been one step forwards, two steps backwards, pretty much ever since for BLU.Looking at the three year chart, can't be precise but the price was around 0.25p I think, and it's now 0.165.I genuinely believe that the move into eSports has been a significant positive, as the increased valuations of several of these investments demonstrates.Fingopay has done exceptionally well, but there were the write offs of some of the early investments as a counterbalance.During these three years (and indeed before that, remember when Meinhard came to London and with the price around 0.6p and he was hailed as a guru, with several hundreds of posts on a Sunday as I recall - whatever happened to the poster comedy?) we've repeatedly been told Meinhard is about to deliver. He hasn't imho, and maybe the time has come for a change at Satoshipay? Or for Derek to bite the bullet and try to sell the stock.I see Satoshipay as a lifestyle business. The move to a more B2B model as yet doesn't seem to have helped much and I don't see much sign of it happeningAll just my opinions and no problem if people passionately disagree ;)

[nico115] 03/4/2021 15:27

Kernel you are a good personIgnore the critics

[stoxx67] 02/4/2021 18:55

excellent KP

you would have to think Derek Lew et al must be going through BSC with a fine tooth comb, the protracted farce that is Satoshipay can not be allowed to continue without scrutiny much longer, Blue Star Capital shareholders have been held to ransom by Satoshipay for 3 years now

will be interesting to see the news and gravity of said news.... once it does emerge..

[doodlebug4] 02/4/2021 16:35

Too many placings last year, warrants still outstanding to be exercised, lack of regular newsflow etc. Googly, Dibs, Siemens, Drops, Formation - hello, ground control to Major Tom is anything postive happening in the great BLU yonder? Sigh.

[ragnarr] 02/4/2021 09:32

Hi Kernel - Youve been quiet recently - Thought you had sold and moved on but back on the drum -:)

[888icb] 02/4/2021 01:35

Stop drinking and posting it’s just embarrassing.Actually you probably aren’t drinking and are a sad pathetic deramper who needs to get a life. If you think there is a contradiction in the posts you have quoted you must have been absent for understanding basic English and are a moron.
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[kernel_pult1] 01/4/2021 19:49

Bapodra, Satoshipay is a laughing stock

The amount of investor cash they’ve burnt though

The trend of increasing losses

No tangible progress or sign of the business gaining any traction

No urgency to do anything

And to top it off, the guy who is meant to be leading the charge is blocking and ignoring BLU shareholders on twitter and instead posting about bitcoin getting to 100k!

Don’t take my word for it - Look at his past 2-3 month twitter post history for yourself and make your own mind up

[888icb] 01/4/2021 19:07

I see you started your Easter drinking early or at least I hope that is the explanation for the completely pointless drivel you feel the need to post for the hundredth time about Meinhart. You know full well there is another very experienced Director on board who has bought shares and that Derek and his team are on the case working with Satoshipay.

[kernel_pult1] 01/4/2021 16:36

Well well well, here we are… Start of Q2 of 2021 and not a peep from Satoshipay.

*NEWSFLASH* - We didn’t get an update of substance from Satoshipay because there is clearly nothing for them to update anyone with! Who would have thought!
Meinhard the chocolate fireguard has spent this quarter doing naff all – just like the other 12 quarters that preceded it! One thing he has been consistent at doing well is burning through investor cash.
From what I can see, Meinhard is clearly NOT money motivated as far as Satoshipay is concerned. He spoken openly in interviews about being involved with crypto and blockchain since 2011 so I would hazard a guess that he is sitting on a lot of Bitcoin, which in turn suggests he has accumulated a fair amount of personal wealth (also his ‘Director̵7; wage at Satoshipay!!!) which means it doesn’t really matter if satoshipay/dtransfer is a success or a failure.
If you need any further confirmation of this, just go to his twitter, 25 February - #LazerRayUntil100k
There is no tweet of Lazer Ray to making Satoshipay a success, is there? This shows he’s got his priorities all wrong. Satoshipay should be his baby, not frigging Bitcoin. Ignoring and blocking shareholders doesn't exactly bode well either, does it?
The sooner Derek gets shut of this circus act the better. A small stake in there for an all-or-nothing speculative punt is more than enough.
There are numpties out there probably reading this and moaning about my negativity towards Meinhard, however I’ve called this right about him being a waste of space ever since I created this damn account. He is still yet to deliver anything of substance. I wonder what pathetic excuse he is going to come up with this time round?
How much more investor cash is he going to burn through?
I wonder if Daniel Masters still thinks this is the ‘easiest investment decision he has ever made’? Hmmm…. I think not!!!

[trentendboy] 01/4/2021 16:07

Increasingly strange why this is failing to make progress Guild not moving despite good news XLM off highs (Stella network)Odd as DTransfer seems to be gaining traction along with trade using Stella and visa acceptanceDon't think people have done the maths yet

[doodlebug4] 01/4/2021 11:22

DTransfer
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#USDC poses a huge opportunity for more efficient international #payments. Its widespread adoption and deep-seated global liquidity make it the ideal asset to transact the US dollar around the world. See how we leverage USDC for global transactions:

[jfreshfield] 31/3/2021 16:22

Valuing guild. Guild should be valued at a multiple of revenue. So, if it does £7m revenue in September say and valued at industry multiple of 14 it's around £100m market cap. Guild own 6pc I think ? So £6m value in six months I reckon. Add that to Dynasty which is supposedly greater than Guild potential you have two assets which dwarf current market cap.

[888icb] 29/3/2021 11:44

Positive start to the week Up 8.8% on volume of 16.5 million as we await some quarterly updates from our investments.

[888icb] 27/3/2021 13:24

I believe Esports are valued on multiple based on revenue.

[markth126] 27/3/2021 10:40

Do they mean sales multiple based on revenue or ebitda? As 14 x 2.6m is only 36m which isn't a huge increase from current market cap?If on revenue then I guess it's very compelling?

[888icb] 27/3/2021 08:59

There is also an article on Guild on Masterinvestor dated 25/3/21. This is the final section:

Strong progress to date points to considerable upside potential

Last year, Guild raised £20 million in an IPO, which puts it among the top 10-15 best funded esports teams globally. Putting the proceeds to use, the company plans to generate £5 million of sponsorship revenue, £1 million of merchandise revenue, and £0.6 million of revenue from media activities on an annualised basis within 12 months of the IPO. Progress to date has been strong, with the company already having signed a £3.6 million three-year sponsorship deal with a European fintech company and, more recently, a multimillion-pound deal with Subway. More looks set to follow shortly, with Guild saying that it “looks forward to announcing new sponsors in due course.”

If the firm is successful in its efforts to create a leading UK esports brand, the rewards for shareholders could be considerable. According to broker Zeus Capital, the average esports sales multiple for private transactions is around 14x, versus a range of 6x-9x for conventional sports teams. The broker’s ‘base case’ sees Guild posting an EBITDA loss of -£1.3 million on revenues of £7.2 million for FY2021, rising to a profit of £2.6 million on revenues of £13.4 million in FY 2022. Those forecasts look interesting against a current market capitalisation of around £29 million.