Agreed. The way I see it, Miggster is an actual product, no matter how cruddy it might be, and thus EM1 has a “viable” product. The problem revolves around CROWD1’s legitimacy. I would argue that indeed it was probably a bad move to have emerge gaming be involved with CROWD1 but in the end EM1 is NOT CROWD1. EM1 had a product that needed an audience/user-base. CROWD1 provided/is providing it. From what I’ve read, the month’s worth of trading halt was ASX trying to scrutinize its affiliations with CROWD1. Now that they’re trading again, they’ve likely satisfactorily answered their questions and have proven their innocence so far.
This is the way I’ve INTERPRETED everything so far. DYOR.
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