Interesting move here - the company just announced they're setting up a fresh reserve fund. The stated purpose? Covering dividend payments while beefing up their liquidity cushion.

This kind of treasury restructuring usually signals one of two things: either they're preparing for rougher market conditions ahead, or they're confident enough in their cash flow to start returning value to shareholders more systematically. The liquidity strengthening part is worth noting too - suggests they want more breathing room on their balance sheet.

What's not clear yet is the size of this reserve or the timeline for dividend distributions. But the dual focus on shareholder returns AND liquidity protection is a pretty calculated approach. Shows they're trying to balance rewarding investors while keeping enough dry powder for operational flexibility.

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TradingNightmare

· 7h ago

Well... it's the same old rhetoric again, reserve funds, Liquidity, Dividend, all sound quite serious. But where are the key data? If you don't clarify the amount and timetable, isn't this just empty talk?

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ImpermanentPhilosopher

· 10h ago

It looks like they are preparing for a heavy rain... Otherwise, it would really be a loss, and they want to share the profits with the shareholders.

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ImpermanentSage

· 10h ago

It seems to be preparing for a stormy future, but it might just be that there is too much cash and not enough to do... We will only know the true intention by looking at the subsequent Dividend strength.

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SmartContractDiver

· 10h ago

Another trap like this? Dividend + Liquidity working together, is it just to stabilize the stock price? What are the details? How large is the scale, and when will it be issued?

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LucidSleepwalker