That’s a fair question, but it actually reinforces the strength of the position Cassius is in. The fact that members of the top 20 have collectively put in $1.5M in just four months speaks volumes about their confidence in the outcome — they’re not waiting on external funding; they’re backing it themselves. That kind of insider support isn’t something you see every day.
Yes, it’s rare not to rely on third-party litigation funding in a sovereign arbitration case, but that also means Cassius retains full control of the process and any potential upside. It’s a high-conviction play with strong alignment between the company and its major holders — and that’s exactly what I want to see as a shareholder.
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