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Bitwise Asset Management European Head Bradley Duke talked with Proactive's Stephen Gunnion about Bitcoin's resilience amid market volatility and the macroeconomic factors that continue to provide a bullish backdrop for the cryptocurrency. Speaking from Paris Blockchain Week, Duke noted that despite Bitcoin falling from its early-year highs of nearly $110,000 to around $83,000, market conditions remain supportive. He pointed to expectations of inflation, potential global rate cuts, and an expanding money supply as strong tailwinds. “The setup is very bullish at the moment,” he said, noting that supply-side constraints could accelerate any price recovery. Duke also highlighted growing interest from sovereign and corporate investors. He cited discussions in countries like Sweden, France, and Japan around holding Bitcoin as a strategic reserve, alongside listed companies and smaller private firms adding Bitcoin to their treasuries. “Currently, the corporate demand for Bitcoin is outstripping the supply by more than two times,” Duke explained. He concluded by noting the historically low exchange balances of Bitcoin, signalling a lack of sellers. “My feeling is that when it does start to move back up again, it's going to jump up because there simply aren't any sellers,” he added. Visit Proactive’s YouTube channel for more videos, and don’t forget to give the video a like, subscribe to the channel and enable notifications for future content. #Bitcoin #CryptoMarkets #BradleyDuke #BitwiseAssetManagement #ParisBlockchainWeek #BitcoinPrice #CorporateCrypto #StrategicReserves #CryptoInvesting #DigitalAssets

Helix Exploration PLC CEO Bo Sears talked with Proactive's Stephen Gunnion about the company’s development progress at its Rudyard project in Montana. Sears said the company is “progressing nicely” with the Linda #1 well and is on track to begin producing helium by the end of summer. He pointed to strong early results from both Darwin #1 and the acquisition of the Weil #1 well, expressing optimism about long-term production capacity. He described Rudyard as “quite large relative to our peers,” adding that it may support up to 20 wells—substantially more than originally anticipated. This scale opens the potential for on-site helium liquefaction, with HeLIX already acquiring 20 acres in preparation. Sears referenced a 1977 US Bureau of Mines study that estimated the field's potential at 2.60 billion cubic feet of helium. With new drilling data, including from Linda #1 and re-perforated Weil #1, the company expects to significantly update resource estimates. The company anticipates up to 4 billion cubic feet of recoverable helium, which Sears noted could make Helix one of the largest helium producers in the US. Sears also confirmed ongoing discussions with off-takers and potential interest in geological hydrogen from deeper zones. Visit Proactive’s YouTube channel for more interviews. Don’t forget to like this video, subscribe to the channel, and enable notifications for future updates. #HeLIXExploration #HeliumProduction #NaturalGas #RudyardField #BoSears #MontanaEnergy #EnergyExploration #HydrogenExploration #ProactiveInvestors #USHeliumMarket

SulNOx Group Plc CEO Ben Richardson talked with Proactive's Stephen Gunnion about the company’s financial performance, global expansion and new industry partnerships. Richardson said SulNOx has already exceeded last year’s revenue within the first three quarters of this financial year, with the fourth quarter also showing strong momentum. The company develops patented, all-natural technologies to improve the combustion efficiency of liquid hydrocarbons, reducing both fuel consumption and emissions. During the interview, Richardson highlighted SulNOx’s growing footprint across multiple sectors including marine, logistics, rail, mining and agriculture. “It’s literally every combustion engine on the planet,” he said. The company is targeting global marine fleets, citing that the sector alone accounts for around 5% of worldwide fuel use. SulNOx recently announced a partnership with Colas Rail UK, following successful emissions-reducing trials. The results showed a 5% improvement in fuel efficiency and visible reductions in black smoke emissions from diesel locomotives. Richardson also detailed commercial progress with global shipping giants such as Eastern Pacific Shipping and brokers like McQuilling and Technava. These partners are not only adopting the technology but are also investing in SulNOx and helping introduce it across the industry. With products now sold in over 40 countries and growing interest in biofuel applications, the company is scaling up operations and research. Richardson added, “Growth will happen a lot faster than it has to date. Which is super exciting.” For more updates and interviews, visit Proactive’s YouTube channel. Don’t forget to like this video, subscribe, and turn on notifications so you never miss an update. #SulNOx #CleanTech #FuelEfficiency #EmissionsReduction #GreenShipping #RailFreight #Biofuels #MarineFuels #SustainableEnergy #ProactiveInvestors #BenRichardson #EnergyInnovation

HANetf head of research Tom Bailey talked with Proactive's Stephen Gunnion about the launch of the new Future of European Defence UCITS ETF (LSE:ARMY, XETRA:ARMY, EURONEXT:ARMY). Bailey explained the rationale behind launching a regionally focused fund, following the success of HANetf’s Global Future of Defence UCITS ETF (NATO). He said: “We think for many investors it kind of resonates with that whole theme of building up your defence sector via a European ETF with a European company.” Bailey noted that European defence spending rose by 11.7% between 2023 and 2024, outpacing global growth of 7.5%, with Germany’s own spend increasing 23%. This uptick is attributed to geopolitical shifts and the drive for strategic autonomy. Bailey highlighted a growing preference within Europe to source defence equipment domestically, reducing reliance on US firms, which currently account for around 60% of European defence procurement. He also pointed to political developments in the US, including recent tariff announcements and perceived isolationist policies, as reinforcing Europe's need for self-reliance in defence. The ARMY ETF is currently listed on the London Stock Exchange, Xetra (Germany), and Euronext Paris, with plans to launch in Italy. Bailey emphasised HANetf’s identity as a European company as central to the ETF’s appeal and alignment with strategic autonomy objectives. For more interviews like this, visit Proactive’s YouTube channel. Don’t forget to like this video, subscribe, and turn on notifications for the latest updates. #HANetf #ARMYETF #EuropeanDefence #DefenseSpending #StrategicAutonomy #ETFinvesting #TomBailey #NATOETF #EUstocks #MilitaryETF #EuropeanMarkets #Geopolitics #InvestorInsights #DefenseStocks