Prudent Capitalist
1 week ago
There is a merger, and a subsidiary of another entity is apparently taking the CGRA publicly traded shell, but as is the case in all of these kind of deals, the other entity is not going to bring in capital, assets and actual businesses and just give anything away to the CGRA holders of the essentially worthless CGRA shell, who will end up with very little equity in the newly formed and capitalized merged entity.
Bayguy
1 week ago
Per Forbes: "Today, tokenization holds immense potential, continually advancing alongside blockchain technology. It goes far beyond cybersecurity and implies the conversion of tangible assets (e.g., real estate, precious metals, art, etc.) into a digital equivalent (token) through a blockchain, ensuring improved tradability and liquidity."