Of course, declines are never pleasant, but it's important to...

Of course, declines are never pleasant, but it's important to look at them realistically. TS needed to attract attention and support its stock through various statements in the media – Greenland, Bitcoin.......However, the main goal was to secure cash. TS obtained cash, while the buyer felt like they got a 60% discount.

In my opinion, it was a good decision, and the market reacted naturally. The logical question was: how is it possible that something worth $8 is being sold for $5, resulting in a 60% loss? On the other hand, it was an asset with only theoretical value, yet the market reacted negatively due to the perception of stock dilution and the disadvantageous nature of this move (-60%).

Once the blocked shares are released from collateral, the company will be realistically valued by the market. Looking at its balance sheet, it will be clear that it has $25 million in cash, providing sufficient funds for further growth. Moreover, I believe TS will come up with something within the next 14 days before the collateral is released .