DWAC can only go as low as $10 if the merger fails. Not $0.

DWACW, on the other hand, has added risk of going to $0 if the merger fails.

If, if, if.

The warrants become real shares in September. So if you’re willing to hold on that long, you’re effectively buying shares for a huge discount.

I’m willing to take the risk on warrants, so about 2/3 of my position is DWACW, and 1/3 is DWAC. By September, both will become TMTG, equally.

I’m like you. I’m very excited to support a company my conscience can rest easy on. This is very good.

DWAC can only go as low as $10 if the merger fails. Not $0.

DWACW, on the other hand, has added risk of going to $0 if the merger fails.

If, if, if.

The warrants become real shares in September. So if you’re willing to hold on that long, you’re effectively buying shares for a huge discount.

I’m willing to take the risk on warrants, so about 2/3 of my position is DWACW, and 1/3 is DWAC. By September, both will become TMTG, equally.

I’m like you. I’m very excited to support a company my conscience can rest easy on. This is incredibly good.

DWAC can only go as low as $10 if the merger fails. Not $0.

DWACW, on the other hand, has added risk of going to $0 if the merger fails.

If, if, if.

The warrants become real shares in September. So if you’re willing to hold on that long, you’re effectively buying shares for a huge discount.

I’m willing to take the risk on warrants, so about 2/3 of my position is DWACW, and 1/3 is DWAC. By September, both will become TMTG, equally.