For those that didn’t follow me during the Celsius years: Celsius collapsed after management committed fraud, including funding long-term Bitcoin mining operations with a large $USDT loan secured against client Bitcoin, creating a maturity mismatch by financing long-term assets with short-term liabilities, and manipulating the price of $CEL to conceal the large hole in the balance sheet. Alex Mashinsky later pleaded guilty to fraud-related charges and was sentenced to 12 years in prison. Those Bitcoin mining operations ultimately became part of the bankruptcy estate and were transferred to creditors. Ionic Digital is not Celsius. It is a completely new company with a new board, new management team, new governance, and a new strategy focused on AI/HPC infrastructure. It is expected to begin trading next week under $IOND. I don’t have any obligation to disclose what I do with my shares, but given that I was the 7th largest shareholder resulting from the bankruptcy, and that many people followed my work throughout the case, I think it’s appropriate to be transparent. For that reason, I can confirm that I won’t be selling my shares at launch. This isn’t financial advice, it’s simply my personal decision. AI infrastructure is a sector I wanted exposure to anyway, so I’m happy to continue holding for now. If I ever fully exit my position, I’ll let the community know. Congratulations to everyone who stayed the course through this nearly four-year journey. It’s good to finally see these assets begin a new chapter under an entirely new company. The company recently shared an investor update, and I’ll continue posting updates for shareholders in the X community we created during the Celsius bankruptcy as $IOND begins trading.