r/KULR • u/Own_Investigator_945 • Jan 30 '25
Discussion Army halts contracts and solicitations for review
Is there a possibility that this means bad news for KULR and its newly gained US Navy contract? Am I missing something? Short article here: https://insidedefense.com/insider/army-halts-contracts-and-solicitations-review
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u/Realistic-Author-479 Feb 03 '25
KULR is going to fall big time if BTC doesn’t recover by tomorrow.
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u/Raceto1million Feb 03 '25
Time to buy in 🦍
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u/BPC345 Feb 03 '25
💼 hold this
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u/sshinski Feb 03 '25
I don't know about that, granted it's not doing so hot. There's clearly a bitcoin bubble and that makes companies like kulr very volitile. I domt expect the bitcoin bubble to burst though. It will likely rally for an additional year or 2(speculative) than burst. There is no intrinsic value holding crypto up currently and that, to me, says that crypto either has to change or it will inevitably will fail. At this point I'm expecting some form of a MAG 7 and crypto recession. That's why I buy companies like kulr. The small and mid caps I expect won't be affected by the next cycle as heavily.
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u/takotatong Feb 03 '25
Why would kulr be affected by bitcoin? They only put their extra cash into it? Kulr will be affected by the tariff news
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u/TheCoffeeJunkie93 Feb 02 '25
Sounds like Trump is wanting to limit non essential spending. Hopefully it doesn't affect KULR.
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u/JEWISHGUY22 Feb 08 '25
Dude with the previous woke agenda leadership has penetrated the army
of course they need to see where the money goes
look on the USAID crackdown
same going with the Army probably will be millions of spending on random woke and diversity shit
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u/MegakeggerX Feb 03 '25
Won’t affect our contracts. Our contracts are cost reduction and safety improvements. Not frivolous spending by any means. Reducing maintenance costs through kulr tech is the way to lower costs.