Blue Star is an investing company with a focus on technology and its applications within media and gaming. Blue Star’s investments include a 31% holding in SatoshiPay, a nanopayment Web Tangle software company; a holding in Disruptive Tech Limited, an investing company with five investments including a 38% holding in VNU Group LLC ("VNU") a speciality online direct retailer of premium goods paid for through an instant credit facility and a holding in Nektan PL;and an investment in Sthaler, an early stage identity and payments technology business which enables a consumer to identify themselves and pay using just their finger at retail points of sale.

http://www.bluestarcapital.co.uk/


Satoshipay
https://satoshipay.io/

SatoshiPay | Gallery Suite | Master Investor Show 2017
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xv8-Pe74kjI

Q&A with CEO Anthony Fabrizi: SatoshiPay Re-Investment
http://www.directorstalkinterviews.com/blue-star-capital-plc-qa-ceo-anthony-fabrizi-satoshipay-re-investment/412726992

SatoshiPay will be using Tangle software through IOTA (What is IOTA in a Nutshell)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UwEp5cexTJE
IOTA
https://iota.org/
Blue Star Capital Plc SatoshiPay reverse would be great

https://vimeo.com/206378385

TEST SITE
https://satoshipay.tangle.works/
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Fingers crossed initial target.

Up another 22% today so far I’m I the only one making money here.

Oh! No you're not.--------------well it is the season. Thanks for your posts driver, I confess I know less than nothing about BLU and it's fair to say I only put several £100's into it and i'm up 50% or so.

Cheers George nice to have you on board. This could multi bag from here will be interesting tomorrow when Satoshi goes live.

Count down. Going live tomorrow.

https://kryptocal.com/home/event/2529

I've only got fifty quids worth including charges (10,030) @0.40p bought last Wed 29th driver. Last of the big spenders. It does look promising. Am a complete newbie trading penny shares so reluctant to put the house on any of them. Ditto LION, MORSE and VRS. :0)

Chris, we all had to start some where welcome..

SatoshiPay Launch Presentation in collaboration with TheBlockchainConnector
The Blockchain Connector
Tuesday, December 12, 2017 from 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM (GMT)
London, United Kingdom

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/satoshipay-launch-presentation-in-collaboration-with-theblockchainconnector-tickets-41042520283

Indeed driver cheers, good luck for tomorrow.

Well done Chris I bought BLU in mid July @ 0.4070 ave price, let's hope we enjoy the ride.

Not in LION or MORSE but having a great time being in VRS which I think is going to do really well even beyond the meteoric rise we've seen.

Aye, fingers crossed George.

Time to hang on!

See also VELA & MSG

Just closed MSG for a small profit, I have my eye on VELA Driver!

Kim
Well done on MSG Im holding that one it could go anywhere..

Thanks Driver. Early days for the revamped MSG but it has the potential to do well.

time to buy more imo................................


By John Gabriel, Cryptonews (Oracle Times)

December 7, 2017

If the stock market was the perfect arbiter of value, then anomalies such as Blue Star Capital (LON:BLU) just wouldn’t occur.

The reality is, the stock market is often wrong, and sometimes very wrong. The reasons can be many. But human psychology and poorly informed participants are often the causes.

This is not always a bad thing as it creates substantial opportunities for the savvy investor – who rushes in to snap up decent companies that are grossly mispriced (when the company’s share price does not match the value of the underlying business…) by the market.

And right now, there exists a disruptive tech investment company that is grossly mispriced on AIM; Blue Star Capital.

At 0.65p, London-listed company is worth £12.2million. By any measure, this is stunningly cheap when you look at the company’s asset portfolio.

The jewel in Blue Star’s crown has to be its 31% stake in the privately held SatoshiPay Ltd, a nanopayment software and blockchain company which is adapting Lumens, Stellar Lumens (XLM) native cryptocurrency, as the underlying cryptocurrency for their settlement scheme.

SatoshiPay had been using Bitcoin since they launched in 2015, and when Bitcoin’s fees used to be negligible. Not anymore. Bitcoin’s transaction costs are just too high (at $8.2…) and the technology is outdated, whilst Lumens’ transaction costs sits pretty at $0.0000002 with a nifty tech platform. In addition, Bitcoin’s scaling problems have also made it unsuitable as a peer-to-peer electronic cash system for everyday transactions.

Lumens, on the other hand, is streaks ahead of the cryptocurrency pack:

• In May 2017, XLM invaded the top 10 cryptocurrencies with a 131% increase in value.

• In June 2017, Stellar opened up another 16 billion new XLM on the market as part of its second distribution in addition to the 9.5 billion that already existed.

• In September 2017, an email alert by the well-respected cryptocurrency newsletter group, Palm Beach Confidential, provided an unprecedented bullish signal on XLM. That subsequently triggered huge buying volume from cryptocurrency whales.

• On October 16 2017, IBM announced that it had established a partnership with Stellar to facilitate a revolutionary payments process. The news was so significant that it pushed XLM’s price up 100%+ in a single day. Already in use across 12 currency corridors among several Pacific Island nations and Australia, NZ and the UK, the intention is for further expansion in Q1-Q2 2018. Stellar’s technology is not only impro

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By John Gabriel, Cryptonews (Oracle Times)

December 7, 2017

If the stock market was the perfect arbiter of value, then anomalies such as Blue Star Capital (LON:BLU) just wouldn’t occur.

The reality is, the stock market is often wrong, and sometimes very wrong. The reasons can be many. But human psychology and poorly informed participants are often the causes.

This is not always a bad thing as it creates substantial opportunities for the savvy investor – who rushes in to snap up decent companies that are grossly mispriced (when the company’s share price does not match the value of the underlying business…) by the market.

And right now, there exists a disruptive tech investment company that is grossly mispriced on AIM; Blue Star Capital.

At 0.65p, London-listed company is worth £12.2million. By any measure, this is stunningly cheap when you look at the company’s asset portfolio.

The jewel in Blue Star’s crown has to be its 31% stake in the privately held SatoshiPay Ltd, a nanopayment software and blockchain company which is adapting Lumens, Stellar Lumens (XLM) native cryptocurrency, as the underlying cryptocurrency for their settlement scheme.

SatoshiPay had been using Bitcoin since they launched in 2015, and when Bitcoin’s fees used to be negligible. Not anymore. Bitcoin’s transaction costs are just too high (at $8.2…) and the technology is outdated, whilst Lumens’ transaction costs sits pretty at $0.0000002 with a nifty tech platform. In addition, Bitcoin’s scaling problems have also made it unsuitable as a peer-to-peer electronic cash system for everyday transactions.

Lumens, on the other hand, is streaks ahead of the cryptocurrency pack:

• In May 2017, XLM invaded the top 10 cryptocurrencies with a 131% increase in value.

• In June 2017, Stellar opened up another 16 billion new XLM on the market as part of its second distribution in addition to the 9.5 billion that already existed.

• In September 2017, an email alert by the well-respected cryptocurrency newsletter group, Palm Beach Confidential, provided an unprecedented bullish signal on XLM. That subsequently triggered huge buying volume from cryptocurrency whales.

• On October 16 2017, IBM announced that it had established a partnership with Stellar to facilitate a revolutionary payments process. The news was so significant that it pushed XLM’s price up 100%+ in a single day. Already in use across 12 currency corridors among several Pacific Island nations and Australia, NZ and the UK, the intention is for further expansion in Q1-Q2 2018. Stellar’s technology is not only improving existing payment solutions in developed countries but also opening up unbanked regions to the global financial system. Real-time payment will soon be facilitated in over 110 countries with central bank involvement.

On November 11 2017, SatoshiPay announced its partnership with Stellar citing its reasons for abandoning Bitcoin. The latter was no longer viable for everyday transactions due to scalability and minimum amounts, with transaction fees being exorbitantly high. Significantly, Bitcoin was abandoned, and Stellar Lumens was chosen as its replacement out of a whole host of possible cryptocurrencies.

• On November 28 2017, Stellar Lumens made history by joining the $1 billion market cap club, which only a select number of cryptocurrencies have done.

• On November 29 2017, Stellar Lumens reached $0.10 for the first time – a significant psychological trading level that paves the way for growth to expand beyond $0.01 increments to $0.10 increments.

• On December 1 2017, it was announced that IBM added 8 new validators (i.e. Stellar anchors) in 8 different countries to the Stellar network – Australia, Brazil, Canada, Norway, Italy, Hong Kong, India, United Kingdom.

Put simply, the growth trajectory of Stellar has been impressive to date and in our opinion, hasn’t received as much attention as it truly deserves as a sensible blockchain solution that is widely accessible and inoffensive to present-day banking practices unlike Bitcoin. On this point, it is severely undervalued. Cryptocurrency whales know this and they are stocking up fast every day.

And because of this, SatoshiPay’s value and attractiveness (as the only bona fide nanopayments platform in the world) to consumers and commercial institutions is set to go stratospheric.

In fact, only yesterday, Dan Strumpf of the Wall Street Journal was reported as positioning SatoshiPay’s founders Meinhard Benn, Henning Peters, and Kilian Thalhammer as the first European blockchain tycoons, and as the value of the company is set to explode in 2018 with rumours of a NASDAQ listing in Q2 2018.

And to give you an idea of the company’s undervaluation, Strumpf placed a tentative valuation of SatoshiPay at circa $193m just on the Lumens adoption alone. “The potential of the platform, thereafter,” he barked, “is utterly obscene; possibly running into the $500m threshold on first material revenues.”

Thus, the point is very simple. If we ignore everything else about Blue Star and just look at its SatoshiPay holding, this company is fundamentally undervalued on a grand scale. BUY.

deltazero
Cheers for the post was just going to paste that in..
Well if all goes to plan with that article we will all be sitting on the beach..


And to give you an idea of the company’s undervaluation, Strumpf placed a tentative valuation of SatoshiPay at circa $193m just on the Lumens adoption alone. “The potential of the platform, thereafter,” he barked, “is utterly obscene; possibly running into the $500m threshold on first material revenues.”

cheers driver and you are welcome - I still believe the upside here is under estimated and will end in double digit pence in the not too distant - short term several bags from current level imo
atb