Ah, the genteel world of cryptocurrency investment-where fortunes are made, regulations are bent (but never broken, of course), and family ties are as intricately woven as a Dickensian plot. Enter DigitalX Limited, the digital asset maestro now embroiled in a kerfuffle with the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX). The ASX, ever the nosy neighbor, has raised an eyebrow at share purchases made by director Ieva Guoga just ahead of a juicy announcement about Solana tokens. And let’s not forget her father, Antanas “Tony G” Guoga, who holds a cool 15% of the company-a detail that might raise more than eyebrows if one were feeling uncharitable.
According to the Australian Financial Review, the ASX queried the timing of Ieva’s purchase of 3 million shares before the May 29 announcement of a $11.6 million Solana token acquisition. One can almost hear the collective gasp of shareholders clutching their pearls-or perhaps their private keys. The inquiry also delved into transactions involving Tony G, because nothing says “transparency” like a father-daughter business tango. 😊
yes, these trades complied with their securities trading policy and ASX listing rules, thank you very much. A July 31 letter to the exchange reiterated this stance, though the company did concede that while the requests for clearance weren’t worded
exactly
as per policy, no breach occurred. One imagines the board patting themselves on the back for such precision-or was it merely a happy accident? Either way, they’ve seized the moment to refine their processes, because nothing screams “excellence” like learning from near-scandals. 🎉
Meanwhile, DigitalX unveiled its grand “21 Hundred” strategy, which aims to swell its Bitcoin holdings from 500 BTC to 2,100 BTC by 2027. Bitcoin, it seems, is to be the crown jewel of its treasury-an ambition both bold and slightly mad, much like serving caviar at a garden party. Oh, and lest we forget, Tony G chairs SOL Strategies, a Canadian-listed firm with an exclusive deal to provide Solana staking services to DigitalX. How delightfully incestuous!
To cap it all off, DigitalX has called a shareholder meeting for September 5 to vote on issuing shares and warrants to Ieva and Tony G as part of a related-party placement. Will the shareholders cheerfully approve, or will dissent ripple through the ranks like a poorly mixed cocktail? For now, the ASX remains silent, presumably sipping tea and waiting for the next act in this theatrical saga. 🍵
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2025-08-11 13:05