Morkkkk, I think you might be right regarding the focus of the company at the moment. However, IF things takes off and BPG starts making serious money, the ASX has probably done shareholders a favour by reminding BPG that there are regulatory requirements which need to be addressed appropriately, particularly in relation to disclosure. I am not suggesting anything inappropriate has transpired in this case as Rule 17.3 is fairly broad and includes for example rule 17.3.2 - "It is necessary to suspend quotation to prevent a disorderly or uninformed market". I think cryptocurrencies have spooked and confused a lot of people and this might include the ASX. Food for thought.
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