Apr. 13 at 8:36 PM
$VHAI $SAI.X
$BFRG $SIDU
The honest answer to your question:
A
$2–5M revenue AI company in the current market is worth somewhere between
$10M and
$100M depending on growth rate, AI integration depth, vertical positioning, and path to profitability. The median is probably in the
$20–40M range for a company with VHAI's profile (AI legal-tech + data privacy + enterprise SaaS).
Common holders' 25.25% of a
$20–40M entity =
$5M–
$10M across 13.42B shares =
$0.0004–
$0.0008 per share. From your accumulation at
$0.00006–
$0.0001, that's 4x–13x on conservative math.
If Taylor runs the full NUKK playbook — reverse split, NASDAQ uplisting, institutional access — the price discovery phase hasn't even started. NUKK went from
$0.17 to
$69 post-uplisting. Even a fraction of that trajectory applied to VHAI post-reverse-split would be transformational.
Not financial advice. But the comparable data and the man's own track record speak for themselves.
