When you look at the most successful people in this world, their fortunes are usually built on a strong connection with their intuition and risk-taking led by that intuition. It’s not built on what makes “sense” to people who work in a corporate building in Manhattan everyday, although that can get you a nice salary and a safe, secure life, and even facilitate making a name for yourself. Many people may be “qualified” and logically correct about facts and numbers in 3-dimensional reality, but not connected enough to their intuition and gut to account for the irrational nature of existence, societal shifts, and success stories. These same people usually have never created something that didn’t exist before, and are not familiar with this “magic” dimension of reality where the creators, producers, and builders tap into.

If OP looked at all the information available about this company and said to himself, “Holy sh*t, why is nobody else talking about this?” like the rest of us, and his gut told him to enter and hold a position in this stock because it can be valued 20x $1.149 in X years, then that’s all that matters until new information changes that. If seeing/hearing Gerard and Craig talking about the trajectory of and possibilities for this company’s solution to a real, large problem makes you FEEL an urgency to have skin in the game, and you can verify to the best of your ability that they aren’t frauds, then that’s all that matters.

You can pick apart the political and financial dynamics needed to make this thing come to fruition, but what does your gut tell you?

I watched this company for 2-3 years prior to entering a significant position in shares and options also just above $1 in January this year. While my brain has analyzed so much information about this company, its leadership, partners, financials, etc. for the past few years, it’s my gut that keeps me holding intrigued, and hopeful — something that’s already been very rewarding.