>>71397673Right now Nijisanji is in deep shit, objectively.
Investors are angry because they are at a net loss. There is nothing to gain unless someone buys and they will immediately sell, the flatline reveals as much, everyone wanted to sell even more.
Since Anycolor is a loan share, the invesotrs may treat it as debt and start to ask the company to pay up. While they are far from insolvency, that would be a catastrophic liquidity loss followed by a delisting. At that point you are basically making no net income. Grim.
I’ve also noticed a lot of people on the japanese commentor board catching up to the problem of Riku’s strategy: if you don’t invest in the talents, a talent that becomes famous can just quit and it will be better. Hell, they are comparing them to INFLUENCERS, that is saying something on why for them having quality over quantity is good: you are not suppose to improve in Nijisanji, you are suppose to sell. You are a glorified billboard.
You can be sure if nothing happens before Monday, either a second crash or a delisting for bring forced to liquidate actions may happen.
And seeing that there is no way they can organize something during Holofes, I’ll keep an eye on the IR news for a surprise communication sooner or later.