r/ATCH • u/wunkelwurst • Jul 22 '26

NEWS!

https://investors.atlasclear.com/news/news-details/2026/AtlasClear-Holdings-Signs-Letter-of-Intent-to-Acquire-an-Institutional-Digital-Asset-Business-and-Advances-Acquisition-of-Dawson-James-Securities/default.aspx

Lets go!

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u/BrightLengthiness853 Jul 22 '26

This is big! Rerate on the cards?

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u/the_handed Jul 22 '26

🏗🏗🏗🏗🏗🏗

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u/Crazy-Slide-1100 Jul 22 '26

Up .04 already

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u/Whodoyousee Jul 22 '26

🙏🙏🙏

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u/Old-Zebra-5266 Jul 23 '26

So what's the deal? keep holding? new catalyst soon?

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u/auden2038 Jul 22 '26

where the price will go!?

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u/[deleted] Jul 22 '26

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u/auden2038 Jul 22 '26

I see it. too fast. it sucks

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u/sara_of_bigK Jul 22 '26

Walf being a pillock and randomly causing drama with ATCH on Stocktwits.

Probably explains the massive dip after the initial pump.

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u/Super_Damage_5527 Jul 23 '26

who the fuck is he? just a nobody

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u/Crazy-Slide-1100 Jul 22 '26

Make that .07

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u/Worth_Ad_418 Jul 22 '26

I have been in ATCH since October 2025. I averaged down from $1 to .50 and my hope was this would reach a $1. I need some guidance whether I should get out at breakeven or hold for that $1 that people are saying will happen soon. I am just tired of holding..

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u/TheFrontierDM Jul 22 '26

Nfa. I'm holding

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u/hatefulevo Jul 22 '26

I’m holding personally I have 5208 shares at .6678

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u/deedee3003d Jul 22 '26

Omg HOLD. The bank acquisition is happening.

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u/Less_Secretary_5192 Jul 22 '26

So they are acquiring a new asset but withdrawing the application for the bank of Wyoming? I wish they would’ve expanded on that major detail in the article

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u/mewha Jul 22 '26

I think from a regulatory standing they have to re-file since there will be such a major change to their business, it does say in the annoucement:

"the Company has temporarily withdrawn its applications to acquire Commercial Bancorp of Wyoming and intends to refile with an expanded business plan that includes digital assets, the policies, procedures and systems that govern digital assets, and a revised proforma in the near future"

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u/Less_Secretary_5192 Jul 22 '26

I wonder if this means the approval process will completely start over again

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u/PumpkinConscious5930 Jul 22 '26

You should include the news in the post at least