Eleven days buying this campaign ticker and I never checked what happens to the share behind it. Today I looked. The number that matters is not on any screen in this app.
Setup. 16 August, 19:40 Kyiv, Sunday. The US market has been shut since Friday. I opened the $SPCXB book and the collateral page in the same minute.
Book: ask 139.87 on 6,489 tokens, bid 139.86 on 5,721. One tick apart. Day range 139.30 to 140.55, a 0.89 percent band across 65 hours with no reference market. Friday's close was 140.00, so the token sits a tenth of a percent under it. That part works.
Collateral page, 00:45 UTC today: 67 bStocks issued, every row 100 percent. I have my own snapshot of it from 11 August. One ticker's custody went 11,182 shares to 8,670, down 22 percent. Another went 5,474 to 6,125, up 12. Both read 100 on both days.
The page proves a ratio, and a ratio survives everything.
What you pay for. Three things.
The Multiplier is not a shield. It processes splits and dividend adjustments, so it moves your token count. Dilution moves value per share and leaves your count untouched. The mechanism this feed calls automatic protection is silent on the one risk already dated.
100 percent backed and down 39 percent are compatible. This same chart printed 229.94 at its high and 105.00 at its low. Coverage was 100 at both.
Your calendar is not the campaign calendar. The share listed 12 June with under 5 percent of the company trading. Roughly 911 million more unlocked on 6 August. Press coverage puts the next tranche around 21 August and the rest by 8 December. Zero maker fees end 31 August.
Honest limits. One account, one Sunday, one ticker. The unlock dates come from press coverage, not the filing itself, and dates move. Friday's close is public, not my measurement.
Do it yourself. Before Monday, look up the float and unlock schedule of the share behind your ticker. Then try to find either inside this app. Do not take my word for any of it.
@BinanceCIS where on a bStock page can a holder see the underlying's float?
$SPCXB
#bstockscis
Setup. 16 August, 19:40 Kyiv, Sunday. The US market has been shut since Friday. I opened the $SPCXB book and the collateral page in the same minute.
Book: ask 139.87 on 6,489 tokens, bid 139.86 on 5,721. One tick apart. Day range 139.30 to 140.55, a 0.89 percent band across 65 hours with no reference market. Friday's close was 140.00, so the token sits a tenth of a percent under it. That part works.
Collateral page, 00:45 UTC today: 67 bStocks issued, every row 100 percent. I have my own snapshot of it from 11 August. One ticker's custody went 11,182 shares to 8,670, down 22 percent. Another went 5,474 to 6,125, up 12. Both read 100 on both days.
The page proves a ratio, and a ratio survives everything.
What you pay for. Three things.
The Multiplier is not a shield. It processes splits and dividend adjustments, so it moves your token count. Dilution moves value per share and leaves your count untouched. The mechanism this feed calls automatic protection is silent on the one risk already dated.
100 percent backed and down 39 percent are compatible. This same chart printed 229.94 at its high and 105.00 at its low. Coverage was 100 at both.
Your calendar is not the campaign calendar. The share listed 12 June with under 5 percent of the company trading. Roughly 911 million more unlocked on 6 August. Press coverage puts the next tranche around 21 August and the rest by 8 December. Zero maker fees end 31 August.
Honest limits. One account, one Sunday, one ticker. The unlock dates come from press coverage, not the filing itself, and dates move. Friday's close is public, not my measurement.
Do it yourself. Before Monday, look up the float and unlock schedule of the share behind your ticker. Then try to find either inside this app. Do not take my word for any of it.
@BinanceCIS where on a bStock page can a holder see the underlying's float?
$SPCXB
#bstockscis
Didn't know about unlocks
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Knew it, I track the dates
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Thought Multiplier covers it
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I never check the underlying
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