The controversial sports format of the year will run in Nevada from May 21st to 24th. There are three prominent names behind the Enhanced Games: Angermayer, Thiel, Trump Jr. – and a stock market listing.
If you want to understand the levers, you have a date: May 11th, Airtime Roundtable with Enhanced Games CEO Max Martin and CFO Sid Banthiya. Afterwards, others talk about what should have been understood beforehand.
There are two types of investors in the next two weeks: those who will sit in the airtime roundtable with the CEO and CFO of Enhanced Games on May 11th – and those who will read about what they missed afterwards. From May 21st to 24th, athletes who want to improve their performance and are medically approved will compete in Winchester, Nevada. Behind the project: Apeiron (Christian Angermayer), Peter Thiel (PayPal, Facebook, etc.) and Donald Trump Jr. And – that’s what makes it so exciting for investors – an announced stock market listing that is supposed to raise the model directly into the stock market.
Three bets – and an address where they will be discussed
First bet: Spectacle beats tradition. If the athletes set records, streamers and betting providers follow suit, then the market position of the Olympic associations crumbles. Second: Medically monitored performance optimization finds a legal end customer market – longevity, hormone replacement, gene therapy, everything that Apeiron has been positioning for years is in the spotlight here for days. Third: regulatory arbitrage. Nevada allows what no other US state allows. If you want to understand the levers – evaluation, sponsors, athlete economics, licenses – you can’t avoid an appointment. On May 11th, Max Martin and Sid Banthiya, CEO and CFO of Enhanced Games, will sit in the airtime roundtable. The numbers are pronounced there. Airtime is a platform that brings together private investors, institutional investors and analysis with listed companies worldwide.
The ethics debate, the stock market listing, and why May 11th counts
The ethical counterposition is real. Doping is still doping, even if it is documented. Athletes take risks whose long-term consequences no one knows. The discussion should be held – but it does not change the investment case. At the latest with the announced stock market listing it becomes concrete: What rating does the model carry, which sponsors are under contract, which licenses for streaming and betting providers have been signed? Those interested can expect answers to this in the roundtable. Registration and participation is free of charge and runs via the Airtime app. Investors can ask questions, the round table will be held in English and will be moderated.
The question remains: If the Enhanced Games are considered the most important sports bet of their decade in three years’ time – who will be able to say they were there from the start?
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