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You started with no revenue, got called out with facts, and now you’re spiralling talking about wars, board members dying of old age, and some fantasy timeline in 2030. It’s clear you’re out of your depth. You claim to have done your homework, yet don’t seem to grasp even the basics of how deep-tech commercialisation works. WBT isn’t a side hustle it’s a globally recognised semiconductor IP company with growing revenue, industry partnerships, and a team of world-class PhDs, many of them under 40, leading the charge. But sure, let’s pretend it all hinges on someone’s birth year.

This isn’t a story it’s a strategy, backed by real progress, milestones, and increasing traction quarter on quarter. You’re clinging to outdated narratives because you sold out years ago and need to convince yourself it was the right move. That’s not insight that’s emotional investing at its worst. Trying to dismiss current developments because they don’t fit your bias doesn’t make you smarter. It just shows you never understood the company or the sector to begin with.

If you’re done with WBT, be done. But sitting in the cheap seats throwing out uninformed hot takes isn’t helping anyone least of all your own credibility.