There’s a familiar order to how these things play out. First comes curiosity. Then press. Then a rush of people “discovering” it all at once. Only after that does the crowd show up in real numbers.
RAD Intel skipped the middle part. More than 14,000 investors are already in, and over $60M has been committed — before this has turned into a mainstream story. There’s even a Nasdaq ticker reserved ($RADI), which is not something companies do casually or early for fun.
What makes this strange is that access hasn’t caught up yet. Shares are still priced at $0.85, with tiered bonuses up to 15%. That number exists right now, even though the usual signals that push prices up are already stacking.
There’s a hard reason this won’t last. The price is scheduled to change on March 12 at 11:59 PM PST. No drama, no negotiation. Just a structural shift from “early” to “later.”
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