Let's break down the valuation picture with actual numbers:
Current state: The market cap sits around A$17–22M at roughly A$0.024–0.03 per share, with approximately 694 million shares in circulation. A recent placement worth A$1.16M at A$0.03 brought in fresh capital—about 38.8M new shares issued—to support litigation costs and operational needs.
Now here's where it gets interesting. If the litigation award lands in the US$277–$443M range (or A$430–690M), that's not just plausible—it's a meaningful catalyst. The math becomes compelling when you consider how that potential payout could reshape the entire valuation framework.
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defi_detective
· 5h ago
ngl if this lawsuit compensation really comes through, this valuation turnaround wouldn't be a dream... damn
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gas_fee_therapy
· 5h ago
Litigation compensation only counts if it truly materializes; no matter how good it sounds now, it's just empty talk on paper.
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CoconutWaterBoy
· 5h ago
Wow, if we really win the lawsuit and get hundreds of millions of AUD, how many times would that be... Currently, the market cap is only A$17-22M, so that's roughly a 10x story.
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BlockchainBouncer
· 5h ago
Litigation bonuses only count if they actually materialize; it's too early to say anything now.
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AirdropHunterZhang
· 6h ago
If the lawsuit compensation actually materializes, this ticket might really double... But the electricity bill crowd will have to keep holding on.
Let's break down the valuation picture with actual numbers:
Current state: The market cap sits around A$17–22M at roughly A$0.024–0.03 per share, with approximately 694 million shares in circulation. A recent placement worth A$1.16M at A$0.03 brought in fresh capital—about 38.8M new shares issued—to support litigation costs and operational needs.
Now here's where it gets interesting. If the litigation award lands in the US$277–$443M range (or A$430–690M), that's not just plausible—it's a meaningful catalyst. The math becomes compelling when you consider how that potential payout could reshape the entire valuation framework.