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I’ve been exploring RWA (Real-World Asset) projects to focus on this festive season. Currently, I hold ONDO and QNT, but INK Finance (Quill) has caught my attention due to its robust and versatile features. Here’s why: INK Finance acts as financial infrastructure for protocols, DAOs, and RWA originators, enabling them to: - Earn yield. - Manage treasuries. - Tokenize real-world assets (RWAs) with a focus on compliance and integrity. The platform provides a scalable solution for web3 DAOs, protocols, and asset managers, empowering them to: - Customize asset management and governance frameworks through a no-code interface. - Establish on-chain credit and financial competence. INK Finance offers a comprehensive, frictionless solution for organized financial activities, combining scalability and customizability. With its token now available on BingX Spot, I’m planning to take a position around the support zone, that is being respected, looking at the chart below, if the price of QUILL break my bearish trendline on the chart, I will ape in to hold long term, with the current market trend and how are are going into the altcoin season, I'm hoping it'll break the ATH. Trade QUILL Here Sign up on BingX Here -
I tried out Ink Finance ($QUILL), and it feels like a game changer for anyone managing DAOs or looking into RWA tokenization and with the no-code framework makes it super accessible, even for traders like me. Also, seeing how it bridges traditional finance and Web3 has been eye-opening and It’s amazing how far DeFi tools have come this one looks tailored for scalability and compliance. Currently listed on BingX, and I’m excited to see where it goes from here. If you’re into DAOs or crypto governance, this is worth checking out. -
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SP500 (SPX), NASDAQ 100 (NDX), Apple (AAPL), Tesla (TSLA), Amazon (AMZN), Nvidia (NVDA), Microsoft (MSFT), Meta Platforms (META), Netflix (NFLX), Alphabet (GOOGL), Bitcoin (BTC). Stock market Elliott Wave technical analysis and trading strategies: Risk on for stocks and Indices. SP500 supported on 6000 and the Nasdaq supported on 20,000 with many stocks pushing up of their current lows with Impulse structures. Elliott Wave Analysis NASDAQ Tech Stocks: SP500 (SPX): Wave (iii) of iii) of 5 of (5) of 3) NASDAQ 100 (NDX) Wave (iii) of iii) of 5 of (5) of 3) Apple (AAPL): Wave (iii) of iii) of 3 Amazon (AMZN): Wave (i) of v) of 3 NVIDIA (NVDA): Wave i) of 5 Meta Platforms (META): Wave iii) of 5 Netflix (NFLX): Wave i) of 5 Alphabet (GOOGL): Working two counts Microsoft MSFT: If a Classic Trading levels pattern is created on Minor Group 1 430 then we can move in long. Tesla (TSLA): Wave (i) of v) Risk On Bitcoin: (BTC): Wave 4 Financial Events JOLTS Job Openings ADP Non-Farm Employment Change Video Chapters 00:00 SP500 (SPX) 03:16 NASDAQ 100 (NDX) 05:53 Apple (AAPL) 12:08 Amazon (AMZN) 15:43 NVIDIA (NVDA) 20:26 Meta Platforms (META) 22:26 Netflix (NFLX) 24:19 Alphabet (GOOGL) 26:04 Microsoft MSFT 27:11 Tesla (TSLA) 28:35 Bitcoin 31:48 End Analyst Peter Mathers TradingLounge™ Source: tradinglounge.com
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howard1968
Hello, I was wondering if anyone could help. About 20 plus years ago i bought some shares in Oxford Biomeidica about £8000 in value then. I completely forgotten about them until recently , so had a look at there value and noted some very big gains. So I contact Oxford Biomedica who point me in the way of Link asset services ( who look after their share dealings ) I had no certificate as moved house 5 times since i bought them. Link Asset Services state I have 42 ordinary shares. The Share value as i see it today is £7.00 ish a share making by my calculation a value of £294. I cant understand this ? as the share value has gone up at least 6 times initial value but according to Link asset services my 42 Ordinary shares are only worth £294 Am I missing something here ?? I have not sold any shares Thanks in advance
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