Big Blockchain Intelligence Group (BBKCF)

$0.06 0.00 (-6.83%)
Market Cap N/A
Revenue (ttm) 0.00
Net Income (ttm) 0.00
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio N/A
Forward PE N/A
Profit Margin 0.00%
Debt to Equity Ratio N/A
Volume 369,947
Avg Vol 320,466
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out N/A
Stochastic %K 82%
Beta N/A
Analysts Strong Buy
Price Target N/A

Company Profile

BIGG Digital Assets Inc. owns, operates, and invests in businesses in the digital assets space industry in Canada, the United States of America, Europe, and internationally. The company operates through three segments: Netcoins, Blockchain Intelligence Group, and TerraZero. The Netcoins segment offers a regulated Canadian cryptocurrency trading platform that provides retail and institutional clients with digital asset transaction services, staking, and custody-related products. The Blockchain In...

Industry: Capital Markets
Sector: Financial Services
Phone: 844-282-2140
Address:
1130 West Pender Street, Suite 220, Vancouver, Canada
ThatsMrG2U
ThatsMrG2U Aug. 19 at 8:16 PM
$BBKCF I wonder if that totally free dime I found in the Walmart parking lot made this go up today? LOL!
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Alex_summer
Alex_summer Aug. 19 at 4:36 PM
$BBKCF this is just horrible… all market skyrocketed and we are down 15%. Just management is sitting on their hands
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Patient_Long
Patient_Long Aug. 19 at 3:25 PM
$BBKCF @SpindizzleRX8 You ask what someone would say to convince an investor? You don't pitch them "PR news" or hope for an "Oprah whale"—institutions don't care about hype. You pitch them the balance sheet and moats: ​ 1️⃣ The Base Load: A zero-debt forensic business (BIG) operating at 90% gross margins that provides recurring stability. ​ 2️⃣ The Regulatory Moat: A pending CIRO registration that positions Netcoins as a fully compliant, regulated Canadian investment dealer. ​ 3️⃣ The Financial Discipline: OpEx down 30% YoY in Q1 to protect cash runway while building B2B infrastructure. ​ Why hasn't the stock moved? Because spot retail volume across the entire market is down 25-50%. A micro-cap can't force a re-rate until sector liquidity returns and Q2/Q3 financials confirm cash burn has flattened. ​If you're looking for short-term hype pumps, this isn't it. If you're tracking structural turnaround, you watch execution and wait for the cycle.
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SpindizzleRX8
SpindizzleRX8 Aug. 19 at 2:03 PM
$BBKCF No news in close to a month? It’s the same ol same ol regardless of peoples thoughts and opinions until it’s not…That’s the issue..Progress doesn’t look like this…Try to convince someone who knows nothing about this company but lots about the market to invest..Seriously..What could you possibly say to someone so they would support this company? Would you do a run down of allll the accomplishments and successes? If so, Are you prepared to answer whyyyy the SP hasn’t moved? Or why we are valued so low? I think it would be a hard sell to anyone right now and this is what has happened…We have been down an out for way to long and the appeal isn’t there like it needs to be..It’s just not..When I say we need Oprah…It’s not far from the truth..We need a whale with a fat wallet burning a hole in his pocket…Sure lots is being done but it’s doing jack shit for our wallets..That’s the issue..We have to stop acting like a startup company and get it together to make us for lost time
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ThatsMrG2U
ThatsMrG2U Aug. 18 at 7:33 PM
$BBKCF Seriously. Correct me if I am wrong. I'm asking. Didn't management reserve the right to offer something like 50 million shares?
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Benny_Simone
Benny_Simone Aug. 18 at 7:09 PM
$BBKCF I think Fraser should strongly consider waiting until CIRO approval before announcing the 7-for-1 consolidation. Doing so could give shareholders a much better setup because an approved CIRO application would provide additional confidence that the business is progressing and that the regulatory process is moving forward. If positive momentum or approval news comes first, the share price could potentially strengthen before the consolidation, meaning shareholders would enter the 7-for-1 consolidation at a higher pre-consolidation price rather than locking in today’s depressed valuation. That could also improve market sentiment, reduce some of the negative perception around the consolidation, and give existing shareholders a better chance of benefiting from the company’s progress. If we got to 0.15 cents, post comsolidation would be over 1 dollar! Instead of 0.30 cents if we consolidate at 0.06. Do this the right way Fraser. Please. Don’t screw shareholders again.
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Patient_Long
Patient_Long Aug. 18 at 6:41 PM
$BBKCF 👀 Macro SaaS trends directly validate management's pivot to Surge Digital: ​• Macro Growth: Global SaaS scaling from $156B to $800B by 2030 (60% of corp data is now cloud-based). • High-Margin Cushion: Blockchain Intelligence Group's forensics & compliance suite (BitRank, QLUE) operates at ~90% gross margins. Expanding CaaS & compliance APIs creates recurring cash-flow insulation from retail volume swings. • Non-Discretionary Spend: While companies cut generic software, regulatory compliance & AML monitoring are mandatory operational costs—especially post-CIRO application. • Institutional Bridge: Scaling Netcoins volume alongside high-margin compliance software positions Surge Digital to bridge TradFi into regulated digital asset infrastructure. ​ Management isn't chasing retail hype; they're building directly into an $800B macro trend.For long-term holders—the focus remains on capital discipline: protecting the post-split float and funding growth through execution, not dilution.
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twodollarred
twodollarred Aug. 18 at 6:05 PM
$BBKCF all talk no sp increase. Same thing every day.
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Patient_Long
Patient_Long Aug. 18 at 11:35 AM
$BBKCF Spot on, @Swoasik65. That 30-year perspective is the exact reality check this board needs to hear. The market's skepticism toward share consolidations isn't cynical—it's historically earned. ​A clean chart and a potential rebrand mean nothing if management turns around and uses the reduced float as a fresh canvas for another private placement. The only way this move creates actual shareholder value is if management draws a line in the sand: ​ 1. Commit to EPS Accretion: Fund the post-CIRO expansion strictly through operational cash flows, CaaS expansion, and revenue—not further equity issuance. ​ 2. Protect the Post-Split Float: Prove that this restructure is built for institutional capital entry, not just resetting the dilution clock for legacy burn. ​ Until management explicitly addresses how they plan to safeguard the new equity structure, holding back the cheering is the only rational position for long-term holders—myself included.
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Patient_Long
Patient_Long Aug. 17 at 11:56 PM
$BBKCF Historically, market expansion came at the direct expense of existing shareholders through continuous equity issuance. In a post-consolidation environment, what specific parameters is the board putting in place to ensure a reduced float isn't immediately used for subsequent dilutive equity financings?
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ThatsMrG2U
ThatsMrG2U Aug. 19 at 8:16 PM
$BBKCF I wonder if that totally free dime I found in the Walmart parking lot made this go up today? LOL!
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Alex_summer
Alex_summer Aug. 19 at 4:36 PM
$BBKCF this is just horrible… all market skyrocketed and we are down 15%. Just management is sitting on their hands
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Patient_Long
Patient_Long Aug. 19 at 3:25 PM
$BBKCF @SpindizzleRX8 You ask what someone would say to convince an investor? You don't pitch them "PR news" or hope for an "Oprah whale"—institutions don't care about hype. You pitch them the balance sheet and moats: ​ 1️⃣ The Base Load: A zero-debt forensic business (BIG) operating at 90% gross margins that provides recurring stability. ​ 2️⃣ The Regulatory Moat: A pending CIRO registration that positions Netcoins as a fully compliant, regulated Canadian investment dealer. ​ 3️⃣ The Financial Discipline: OpEx down 30% YoY in Q1 to protect cash runway while building B2B infrastructure. ​ Why hasn't the stock moved? Because spot retail volume across the entire market is down 25-50%. A micro-cap can't force a re-rate until sector liquidity returns and Q2/Q3 financials confirm cash burn has flattened. ​If you're looking for short-term hype pumps, this isn't it. If you're tracking structural turnaround, you watch execution and wait for the cycle.
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SpindizzleRX8
SpindizzleRX8 Aug. 19 at 2:03 PM
$BBKCF No news in close to a month? It’s the same ol same ol regardless of peoples thoughts and opinions until it’s not…That’s the issue..Progress doesn’t look like this…Try to convince someone who knows nothing about this company but lots about the market to invest..Seriously..What could you possibly say to someone so they would support this company? Would you do a run down of allll the accomplishments and successes? If so, Are you prepared to answer whyyyy the SP hasn’t moved? Or why we are valued so low? I think it would be a hard sell to anyone right now and this is what has happened…We have been down an out for way to long and the appeal isn’t there like it needs to be..It’s just not..When I say we need Oprah…It’s not far from the truth..We need a whale with a fat wallet burning a hole in his pocket…Sure lots is being done but it’s doing jack shit for our wallets..That’s the issue..We have to stop acting like a startup company and get it together to make us for lost time
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ThatsMrG2U
ThatsMrG2U Aug. 18 at 7:33 PM
$BBKCF Seriously. Correct me if I am wrong. I'm asking. Didn't management reserve the right to offer something like 50 million shares?
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Benny_Simone
Benny_Simone Aug. 18 at 7:09 PM
$BBKCF I think Fraser should strongly consider waiting until CIRO approval before announcing the 7-for-1 consolidation. Doing so could give shareholders a much better setup because an approved CIRO application would provide additional confidence that the business is progressing and that the regulatory process is moving forward. If positive momentum or approval news comes first, the share price could potentially strengthen before the consolidation, meaning shareholders would enter the 7-for-1 consolidation at a higher pre-consolidation price rather than locking in today’s depressed valuation. That could also improve market sentiment, reduce some of the negative perception around the consolidation, and give existing shareholders a better chance of benefiting from the company’s progress. If we got to 0.15 cents, post comsolidation would be over 1 dollar! Instead of 0.30 cents if we consolidate at 0.06. Do this the right way Fraser. Please. Don’t screw shareholders again.
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Patient_Long
Patient_Long Aug. 18 at 6:41 PM
$BBKCF 👀 Macro SaaS trends directly validate management's pivot to Surge Digital: ​• Macro Growth: Global SaaS scaling from $156B to $800B by 2030 (60% of corp data is now cloud-based). • High-Margin Cushion: Blockchain Intelligence Group's forensics & compliance suite (BitRank, QLUE) operates at ~90% gross margins. Expanding CaaS & compliance APIs creates recurring cash-flow insulation from retail volume swings. • Non-Discretionary Spend: While companies cut generic software, regulatory compliance & AML monitoring are mandatory operational costs—especially post-CIRO application. • Institutional Bridge: Scaling Netcoins volume alongside high-margin compliance software positions Surge Digital to bridge TradFi into regulated digital asset infrastructure. ​ Management isn't chasing retail hype; they're building directly into an $800B macro trend.For long-term holders—the focus remains on capital discipline: protecting the post-split float and funding growth through execution, not dilution.
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twodollarred
twodollarred Aug. 18 at 6:05 PM
$BBKCF all talk no sp increase. Same thing every day.
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Patient_Long
Patient_Long Aug. 18 at 11:35 AM
$BBKCF Spot on, @Swoasik65. That 30-year perspective is the exact reality check this board needs to hear. The market's skepticism toward share consolidations isn't cynical—it's historically earned. ​A clean chart and a potential rebrand mean nothing if management turns around and uses the reduced float as a fresh canvas for another private placement. The only way this move creates actual shareholder value is if management draws a line in the sand: ​ 1. Commit to EPS Accretion: Fund the post-CIRO expansion strictly through operational cash flows, CaaS expansion, and revenue—not further equity issuance. ​ 2. Protect the Post-Split Float: Prove that this restructure is built for institutional capital entry, not just resetting the dilution clock for legacy burn. ​ Until management explicitly addresses how they plan to safeguard the new equity structure, holding back the cheering is the only rational position for long-term holders—myself included.
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Patient_Long
Patient_Long Aug. 17 at 11:56 PM
$BBKCF Historically, market expansion came at the direct expense of existing shareholders through continuous equity issuance. In a post-consolidation environment, what specific parameters is the board putting in place to ensure a reduced float isn't immediately used for subsequent dilutive equity financings?
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Alex_summer
Alex_summer Aug. 17 at 7:02 PM
$BBKCF will this ever move to double digits. From last 3 years just sitting like dead wood. Management have no shame and robbing investors
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Moldecxcat69
Moldecxcat69 Aug. 17 at 5:28 PM
$BBKCF wens name swap any day now?
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ThatsMrG2U
ThatsMrG2U Aug. 17 at 1:50 PM
$BBKCF
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Patient_Long
Patient_Long Aug. 17 at 9:28 AM
$BBKCF When industry giants are trimming headcount and losing money due to 25%+ drops in spot volumes, you can't expect a small-cap like BIGG to sail smoothly on a dinghy. ​Netcoins Q2 revenue will inevitably feel this sector-wide liquidity drought. This macro reality is EXACTLY why the pivot to B2B infrastructure (Surge Digital), forensic SaaS (QLUE), and CIRO compliance was mandatory. ​ Pivots take 2-3 quarters to reflect. Prepare for Q2 headwinds & watch cash burn. Grounded data > hype. 📉📊 https://coingeek.com/bitgo-bullish-galaxy-gemini-struggle-as-crypto-winter-persists/
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Swoasik65
Swoasik65 Aug. 17 at 8:20 AM
$BBKCF If you’re thinking in terms of lunar cycles, you should know that ancient tradition often favors timber felled in winter during a waning moon (often shortly before the new moon), as the tree contains less sap then. This brings us full circle to Bigg Digital: concrete is being poured now in the summer so that construction can begin in the winter. Whether it’s APX Lending, Talos, or the rebranding—all of this just makes the concrete set harder. Then, in winter or spring, the timber for the superstructure arrives 👍, along with the "Genius Act" regulation, and hopefully the Ciro approval will have gone through by then, too. Best regards to everyone.
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numbnutz65
numbnutz65 Aug. 17 at 1:29 AM
$BBKCF lol @ "just getting interesting".... I think the whole trip from $3-4 dollars (with not even an app at that time) to down under a nickel has been prettyyyy interesting... what if i did sell.. what would have I missed.. it's been at a nickel for 164 full moons...
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numbnutz65
numbnutz65 Aug. 16 at 4:05 PM
$BBKCF Money talks and bullshit walks. In my many years of investing I have always been an advocate for long term investing. I still am especially for younger folks but as one gets older you realize the window of life is slowly but surely closing up. I'm not saying Bigg will not be successful but don't put all your eggs in one basket. Other than day trading this stock (which I havent), money sitting here has been dead and could have been generating great returns in other stocks. I hope this investment pays off but they have really wasted alot of our time with bad or even corrupt management... Binns and Dan are the only ones who have got rich here........ I do hope this company is successful but AGAIN.. don't put all your eggs in one basket while chasing shiny objects......
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Patient_Long
Patient_Long Aug. 15 at 10:38 PM
$BBKCF @Moeteeee Let’s get one thing clear first: I never said TerraZero was "the best thing ever." Don't put words in my mouth either. I evaluate based on execution, capital allocation, and ROI—and the ~62M share dilution speaks for itself. I appreciate you clarifying your previous post—it is always good to keep the debate focused on the actual numbers. Taking on the Devil's Advocate role isn't about ignoring context, narrative, or long-term potential; it is strictly about testing those underlying assumptions directly against the audited balance sheet to see what holds weight under hard data. ​ When you strip away market sentiment and look at the line items, the numbers give us an objective baseline to pressure-test any bullish or bearish thesis. Appreciate the focused push on the data, it keeps the discussion sharp. Have a good day and a better tomorrow! 😉
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Moeteeee
Moeteeee Aug. 15 at 6:12 PM
$BBKCF @Patient_Long Now this, I can 100% agree with you on.
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Moeteeee
Moeteeee Aug. 15 at 6:04 PM
$BBKCF @Patient_Long refer to my post where I talked about the CIRO requirements and what they look for prior to approvals. Cash reserves and a company’s ability to maintain operations with the funds they currently have + the funds they generate from business operations is a HUGE factor. You clearly took one post out of context. And even though the posts were back to back, seems like you didn’t even read it. No one is ignoring past decisions. I’m considering how BIG has a 90%+ profit margin, Netcoins is near profitability (if not profitable already), AND Terrazero expenses are now basically 0. THAT ALONE, puts roughly $4 million dollars back onto the balance sheet if we assume we maintain the same numbers from last year and experience 0 growth.
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Moeteeee
Moeteeee Aug. 15 at 5:52 PM
$BBKCF @Patient_Long 1) I was not talking about Terrazero at all when I said “risk it all”. 2) I never said it was a minor detour, I said it’s a temporary shift. 2 massively different statements. 3) In all my previous posts, I’ve stated how Terrazero is not what this company should be about, and you’ve ALSO tagged me many times to basically tell me how it’s the best thing ever. Make up your mind?? I don’t like being corrected when the response has nothing to do with what I said. Maybe just gather the context before you tag me & put words in my mouth. I was talking about the CIRO application and all the work they’ve done over the past 10 years outside of Terrazero. How they have everything hanging on the approval right now. This whole post was a follow up to my previous one where I maxed the characters explaining what the CIRO approval means. The Terrazero part was a single lone paragraph stating my thoughts on Terrazero. I thought my post was pretty clear.
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Patient_Long
Patient_Long Aug. 15 at 4:43 PM
$BBKCF @Firebird05 You’re right that fundamental re-rates take time, but there’s a difference between being patient and ignoring near-term check-in metrics. ​ No one expects Q2 numbers to magically launch the stock to $0.50 overnight. But waiting "a couple of quarters" without holding management to immediate, quarterly balance-sheet benchmarks is how micro-cap longs get caught in perpetual dilution loops. ​ August Q2 filings matter right now for three specific reasons: ​ Burn Rate Reality: We need to see actual OpEx reduction reflecting management's "leaning out" strategy. ​ Cash Runway: We need to know how much cash remains to bridge the gap until CIRO approval without another share placement. ​ SaaS vs. Retail Split: We need to track whether BIG/QLUE recurring software margins are expanding to offset retail trading volume swings. ​ Patience on the macro CaaS timeline makes sense. Blind patience on quarterly cash management does not. August numbers give us the baseline for both. 📊 😉
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