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Yup. It was from the Milestone 2 and 3 agreement with IMX
> During fiscal 2022, **we achieved our second and third milestones under our agreement with IMX, and recognized an additional $33.8 million of deferred income liability on our Consolidated Balance Sheet**. The deferred income is recognized over the term of the contractual agreement. We liquidated all tokens received during fiscal 2022 and have no IMX token assets recorded on the Consolidated Balance Sheet at January 28, 2023
Milestone 2 and 3
> Milestone 2 - Initial PR Announcement
> Notifying Immutable X of its intent to release, within forty-eight (48) hours, a PR announcement of Immutable X’s grant program for parties intending to build atop of Grant Recipient’s NFT Marketplace. ImmutableX and Grant Recipient anticipate the release of the foregoing announcement to take place on or around the Effective Date.
> Token Grant: 9,368,308 IMX
> Milestone 3 – NFT Platform Launch
> Notifying Immutable X of its intent of Platform Launch of the GameStop NFT platform within forty-eight (48) hours. **Platform Launch means the bona fide public release of the GameStop web-based NFT trading platform** in the U.S. and certain mutually agreed upon non-US regions, which integrates Immutable X’s layer two technology. Platform Launch shall take place within twelve (12) months, plus any Extension Periods, of the Effective Date (“Platform Launch Deadline”).

>He posed as was what the public thought a good CEO should look like. He mastered the PR game by moves such as sleeping with the Business Week reporter who was assigned to cover him, and buying NBC, giving him power to craft the coverage of GE.
This doesn't really address the question of why he was a bad ceo though? My opinion didn't stem from Business Week or NBC articles, rather from the company's financial performance.
I agree that manipulating earnings to be a penny above expectations is bad. However, the company still performed incredibly well during his reign by any metric.
Also was wanting to hear more about the bad acquisitions - was under the impression they did well overall on the acquisition front.

Looks like Nvidia needs to hire a PR team...or maybe just play nice with Microsoft next time. #lessonslearned

Love it so far been getting closer to my 5.35 average! Hoping this continues to double digits with some strong PR/deals

Haha, was about to jokingly comment “today seems like a good day for a PR” just for the sake of tradition. No idea what the next one will be or when. I’d like to think it’s a deal/partnership announcement, but we may get some more software/Ibeo sensor news before that home run PR.

Very nice! 1 PR, BOOM. Hold tight peoples!

>I'm hanging on until something changes. The bad PR doesn't seem to be slowing down as far as I can tell.
They are literally unable to give their product away. They've been offering $15 rebates on cases that cost $18 and it's still not selling. If anything, the sources that cite a \~20% decrease in sales are understating the problem. No one is buying this stuff.

I'm hanging on until something changes. The bad PR doesn't seem to be slowing down as far as I can tell. Funny story - I stumbled into this position because I originally entered a put debit calendar spread. My 6/16 short puts got exercised on me and I decided to hang onto the naked long puts as a yolo. My original DD was that the boycott would be under reported and only become apparent after earnings, so I was betting on it trading sideways and then dropping after earnings came out around 8/3, but the market sees all I guess.

Agree! However I wouldn’t consider linkedin or twitter PR in this case.

Why does this Bitcoin Office increasingly mirror a PR instrument? Saif is a smart guy, terrific author and fantastic educator but he’s not an actual economist; rather, he’s a professor of Austrian econ theory. This distinction isn’t meant to diminish his expertise but highlight the actionable differences between collegiate instructors and field practitioners.
Case in point: Saif was championing the discredited S2F model just a few short years ago. I’m sure it was helpful to attract more sales of The ₿itcoin Standard (awesome text!) but erroneous prognostications over market responses can have devastating effects when issued from offices of authority.
Furthermore, El Salvador remains on a fiat standard despite bitcoin achieving legal tender status. When you extinguish debts or make payments using bitcoin, they’re triangulated by the USD value of the item, good or service involved in the transaction. As much criticism as there is to bear with respect to a fiat regime, it is the pervasive currency of salvadoreños country wide.
I’m just unable to reconcile this office as anything more than monitored propaganda to promote news momentum behind ₿itcoin developments in the country. Nothing wrong with this approach, I simply wish it were more transparent.

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Tbh, no point in issuing a PR when it’s nothing substantial. People don’t get that PR cost money, there needs to be a cost - benefit value.

With us attending this event next Monday and Tuesday (June 5th and 6th), I'd imagine we'd be getting some PR here soon in regards to it no?
https://www.drivingvisionnews.com/boutique/workshops-lidar/deep-dive-2-june-05-06-2023/

Gm all. Looks like more accumulation now. Hoping for the launch at 11 am followed by sweet PR at 4.20 pm. GLTAL

I doubt he know anything at all in this space, maybe his PR guy just tells him what to say to get votes.

He posed as was what the public thought a good CEO should look like. He mastered the PR game by moves such as sleeping with the Business Week reporter who was assigned to cover him, and buying NBC, giving him power to craft the coverage of GE.
He made GE into a sub-prime lender. The GE finance division was originally meant to finance equipment for customers to facilitate sales; not to make risky consumer loans. Between his move into consumer finance and his other acquisitions, he could manipulate earnings by release of loan reserves and goodwill, and always reported earnings a penny above estimates.
He divested low growth but solid businesses that provided long term stability, and made risky bets that eventually blew up.

This will mean Jack shit, and the numbers will be so small as to be indistinguishable.
Their customer base is 30-50 year old moms, not Kid Rock (a la Bud Light).
The vast majority of people haven’t even heard of this PR mess, much less give AF.

$CEI New Out. Decent PR here. Check it out.

Given that the FT has a broadly anti-crypto stance, it's perhaps not surprising they didn't get responses from a number of exchanges and organisations.
The FT was likely going to publish a negative narrative story in any event. Any PR/media team worth their pay would have known that, and I suspect that there is a chance that there may even have been a recommendation to focus on other priorities rather than put resource into reaponding.
(On top of that, from what I've observed, the likes of CDC pretty much have a non-media-engagement policy outside of press releases.)
Which isn't to say that the story's main observation isn't correct re transparency. Just that there's likely also unmentioned context built into the sourcing/gathering/interpretation/narrative decisions.

Considering that there was only $39 billion remaining in the U.S. Treasury at the end of last Thursday and that the earliest vote on their debt ceiling bill is this Wednesday, Yellen has not much time to keep the debt under control. Next Monday, (without a suspension of the debt ceiling), it will be in default. All that it takes to delay this legislation is one irate U.S. senator to slow down the legislation, (such as Lindsay Graham or Mike Lee); and, this bipartisan deal is too late. Remember also that this is a "suspension" of the debt ceiling for two years, it's not being raised to a higher level, with a promise to "cap" spending in some areas of the American economy. All this much-publicized deal accomplishes is PR and keeping up payments on Treasury bonds, (which avoids an economic crisis and government shutdown). It is still too early to celebrate, as they are only kicking the can further along for two years, (just like the short-sellers have been doing with Gamestop). Could prompt MOASS if there are margin calls, but it's not a solution to a deteriorating American economy.