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I think the bonus for not selling the shares in the infinity pool will be the NFT dividend that will be enormously valuable/collectible. I expect that will be announced either at or after the squeeze
I personally don't really see the value in it, but a collection of NFT images of animated apes just sold at Sotheby's Auction for $24 million dollars. An NFT dividend from such a historic event - MOASS - will be worth a LOT.
I thought so aswell. You think we will get the NFT dividend if we hold shares at international brokers or Computershare? I got only shares on a Swedish brokerage.
As I understand it: The NFT dividends will only be issued to the actual shares, i.e. 75 million shares. We have seen that the shorts have counterfeited hundreds of millions of shares. There will only be 75 million NFT's issued. Our shares that are not registered - most of them out there in circulation - are still entitled to a dividend. Since the shorts cannot produce one, they HAVE to close their position, i.e. buy your share and return it. You will genuinely be able to name your own price. No kidding.
So, if you wish you could direct register shares to receive a dividend, do not be upset. 9 out of 10 shares of GME are synthetic, and won't be registered. The registered shares will likely miss MOASS (slow process to sell from the transfer agent), but will receive an NFT worth a LOT, and will be with the growth of the company, which I suspect to be incredible, with spinoff's. The NFT dividend, I think, will be a reward for those who still hold shares past MOASS.
The other 90% of shares, they will all participate in MOASS, and get to name your own selling price. We will all be on the moon. This is going to be the greatest wealth transfer in human history.
Just my opinion, not advice.
Thanks for the explanation. I wish that the registration and buying process was easier said then done. I will either way buy silver and gold as much as I can. The NFT dividend makes me wonder if the registered shares could be some kind of hyper bond in this near future and set itself up as a more valuable asset than anything else in the world?
I just don't know. I found it interesting that the blockchain crypto guy ( https://twitter.com/0xfoobar ) that was working for awhile with the GME blockchain team, said that he started working on a NFT dividend and ended up "remaking the entire global financial market". That tweet was then liked by the head of the GameStop blockchain team.
My (pure hunch) speculation from that is that the NFT dividend is real, but that it is also a cover for creating a replacement for the DTCC. I believe that GME is making a blockchain-based depository clearing corporation for the stock market. It would eliminate naked shorting, and make T+0 trade settlements as easy as pie. It could be spun off from GME, also creating huge value to holders of GME - they would get shares of the "new DTCC" since it was split off from GME.
That is definitely the future. I believe that the MOASS will bankrupt the DTCC, and the finally end the FED and central banks worldwide. I believe MOASS was designed to do this, to cripple the finances of the deep state swamp, cabal, etc. The world will need confidence in the stock market and global economies after this massive failure, and a blockchain based, fraud proof market (and currency?) will restore confidence in the markets and monetary system.
Every dividend I have ever received over the last 35 years is based on each share. Example, if the dividend is cash, say .25 cents, For every share you have, you get a quarter.
With the NFT dividend, it has to be the same. The only way to do it is one NFT per share. This is easy to do, because an NFT is only worth what the market determines it is. i.e. If I have a .jpg file of a rocket, it isn't worth anything. But if I have a .jpg of a rocket that has been issued a serial number in the blockchain, then there are collectors out there that want that, and are willing to pay for it.
Just like with any new field of investment, the early examples of it command high prices. Whether it is ancient currency, ancient art, etc., blockchain and NFT's are a new investment vehicle, and forward thinking collectors and investors are snapping them up.
You're welcome! Just one man's opinion, nothing more. :)