GBT Technologies Inc (PK) (GTCH)

Mizrahi-Tefahot Bank…(keep watching)…….

Is this 💩💩 going anywhere ever??

Sure they are.

Lol gets better every day.

GLTA

So the Wertheim and Company is in Dubai

While the historical New York investment firm Wertheim & Co. was bought out decades ago, the active corporate entity operating under the Wertheim and Company name in Dubai is physically located a short distance away in Business Bay.The exact address details for their Dubai operations and the DIFC alternative include:Physical Office LocationAddress: Floor 19, Anantara Business Tower, Business Bay, Dubai, UAEPrimary Contact: craig@wertheimandcompany.com

Name only. There is nothing else.

Nonsense, lol. Craig Marshak holds the Wertheim trademark name and sits on your company's board as a private director of that company, per se, lmao!

Lol! Lmao. There is NO Wertheim

https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/stocks/articles/two-hands-corporation-confirms-completion-203600253.html

Agreed, super easy.

If something, ANYTHING, makes it run, then I'm all for getting onboard.

But "pre-loading" while believing-in PRs and pump-posts generally leads to heavy long-term bags.

To each his own, I'll continue watching and commenting on interesting posts.

GLTA!

Don’t believe the PR don't buy. Easy

Who wrote that PR last August?

Not anybody currently associated w/ $GTCH.

None of those names, or that plan, has ever been mentioned HERE (or elsewhere) since.

GLTA

So no filing. A year-old sub-penny OTC PR.

Per my questions,

1. Where is $GTCH mentioned on Wertheim's website?

2. Where is any of this mentioned, including Craig or Emil's names in ANY $GTCH filing?

Yeah yeah I get it:

Massively-bloated tripp-1 garbage doesn't trade on filings.

They trade on old PRs & pump-posts.

Maybe one day those pump-posts will lure in enough buyers to move PPS...

GLTA!

“GBT Technologies Intends to Rebrand as Wertheim & Company; Craig Marshak Appointed CEO; Emil Assentato Joins as Strategic Investor”


https://finance.yahoo.com/news/gbt-technologies-intends-rebrand-wertheim-120000338.html

WEST HOLLYWOOD, Calif., Aug. 11, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- GBT Technologies Inc. (OTC Pink: GTCH) ("GBT" or the "Company") today announced its intention to change its corporate name to Wertheim & Company, subject to customary legal and regulatory approvals. The rebranding reflects the Company's plan to transition into a global merchant banking platform.

Craig Marshak will be appointed Chief Executive Officer, bringing more than three decades of investment banking and growth capital experience, including his leadership role at Nomura's $500 million Growth and Technology Fund in London. Additionally, the Board of Directors intends to appoint Harinder Sandhu as a member.

The "Wertheim & Company" trademark, which dates back to the original Wertheim & Company founded in 1927, has been registered by Mr. Marshak and is intended for adoption as part of the transition.

There is no guarantee that any of the potential transactions described herein will be completed unless and until definitive agreements are signed.

Michael Murray, current Interim CEO of GBT Technologies, stated:

"With this transition, GBT seeks to leverage its existing equity holdings, including its investment in VisionWave Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ: VWAV), to broaden its strategic investment capabilities."

Craig Marshak, incoming CEO, commented:

"We believe that evolving into Wertheim & Company will allow us to develop a broader merchant banking platform and explore global strategic investments. We intend to build upon the Company's current asset base to pursue opportunities across technology, financial services, and emerging markets."

Emil Assentato, Strategic Partner, commented:

"I saw an opportunity to invest personal capital in a platform that intends to pursue global investment opportunities under the Wertheim brand. The Company's existing equity holdings, including VisionWave shares, provide a foundation to support this planned merchant banking strategy"

About Craig Marshak and Wertheim & Company History

Craig Marshak began his investment banking career at Wertheim & Company in 1985, working with executives who later advanced to senior leadership positions across Wall Street and private equity firms. Wertheim & Company was originally founded in 1927 by Maurice Wertheim and Joseph Klingenstein and became known for its investment banking activities, which later merged into Schroders Salomon Smith Barney, a division of Citibank.

Mr. Marshak has experience leading growth capital investments, including backing CyberArk Software Ltd. (NASDAQ: CYBR) in its early stages. CyberArk was recently acquired by Palo Alto Networks for $25 billion. Mr. Marshak also played a role in early investments in companies that evolved into leading online gaming platforms. Past investments described are historical and do not indicate future performance.

About Emil Assentato

Emil Assentato has over forty years of experience in financial markets. He previously served as a Board member of Compagnie Financière Tradition (CFT.SW), a Swiss-based financial services firm with a market capitalization of approximately $2 billion. Mr. Assentato has held leadership positions overseeing North American and Latin American operations for Tradition and other institutions.

Mr. Assentato has made a strategic investment in GBT Technologies to support its potential transition to Wertheim & Company and is developing initiatives to expand trading and asset management capabilities, including crypto treasury management solutions.

About Harinder Sandhu

Harinder Sandhu brings more than twenty-five years of experience in asset management and equity portfolio management. He previously served as a Senior Equities Fund Manager at UBS and Societe Generale, managing multi-billion-dollar equity portfolios. Mr. Sandhu also held a leadership role at GLG Partners, which later merged into Man Group.

Raised in the United Kingdom with strong family roots in India, Mr. Sandhu provides expertise in identifying mid-market growth opportunities in India and other emerging markets.

There is no guarantee that any of the potential transactions described herein will be completed unless and until definitive agreements are signed.

Lmao! Call him or stop by his dads house!!! Lol

Where is $GTCH mentioned in your post?

Where is $GTCH mentioned on Wertheim website?

Where is Wertheim or Marshak or Assentato mentioned in any $GTCH filing ever?

Lotta loopholes to fill-in.

While the historical New York investment firm Wertheim & Co. was bought out decades ago, the active corporate entity operating under the Wertheim and Company name in Dubai is physically located a short distance away in Business Bay.The exact address details for their Dubai operations and the DIFC alternative include:Physical Office LocationAddress: Floor 19, Anantara Business Tower, Business Bay, Dubai, UAEPrimary Contact: craig@wertheimandcompany.com

$GTCH doesn't have an office in Dubai.

$GTCH has never filed anything about "Wertheim."

Marshak & Emi's names are not mentioned in ANY $GTCH filing, ever.

GLTA

Buy: 3,903,718 Neutral: 100,000 Sell: 2,270,000

The world is changing. NYC use to be the financial capitol of the world. Not anymore. Dubai is the new place to be. Many people with money moving there or buying a 2nd or 6th house there. The Neocon. Agenda was many things. Modernizing the muddie east was one of them and making it a capitalist region was too.

I know what you mean The fact that their office is in Dubai is very interesting.
GBT Technologies Inc. is changing its corporate name to Wertheim & Company.This rebranding reflects the company’s strategic shift to transition from a technology developer into a global merchant banking platform. The name adoption is subject to customary legal and regulatory approvals.

I'd like to see some politicians kids like Donald Trump Jr or his BIL Jared Kushner, both known for peculiarly being in the right place at the right time, become part of this roster. You know, like Hunter was when his father was VP.

That would add some umph to the possibilities.

Why there? The Anantara Downtown Business Tower (formerly known as The Oberoi Tower) is a 35-storey, Grade-A commercial building located in Business Bay, Dubai. Part of the iconic Anantara twin-tower complex, it offers direct access to the 5-star Anantara Downtown Dubai Hotel, world-class dining, and quick links to Sheikh Zayed Road and Downtown Duba

Financial support and investment?

Also added that their office is in Dubai very recently.

They added few names to the team.

https://wertheimandcompany.com/team/

The company officially reported the appointment of filmmaker Minh Collins as the President of its wholly owned subsidiary, Cube X Media Corporation. This filing solidifies the legal infrastructure of their media branch.

Major moves.

LMAO!
Buy: 0 Neutral: 0 Sell: 0

Big things must be happening here. Zero volume, no bid

That is definitely interesting that you got him to admit that he bought both. It’s a reminder that every poster has a backstory and some roll with it better than others.

Thank you, a very straight forward honest answer I suppose, gl.

As of now it’s called MAJOR REGRET!!!! $TWOH has been 💩💩 for months despite all the foolish pumping that has failed and the Emil ass Kissing.

$GBT and $TWOH are both 💩💩

I miss the good old days when there'd be a huge volume day the day before the big run started. And there'd be a change of the guard with all sorts of new names showing up. And we're all suppose to believe it's all just the mystery of the stock market.🤣😳😂😆🤡

As per finra daily short sale VOLUME (NOT SHORT INTEREST) files, 42% short sale VOLUME (NOT SHORT INTEREST) today. 20260708|GTCH|17441000|0|41484949

We can always hope this plan comes through.

Give this man a stickie
$GTCH

Oh boy

GTCH’s Ecosystem

TWOH’s new AI/technology focus is a key reason GTCH has expressed interest in acquiring TWOH, and it is the element that makes the potential acquisition strategically coherent. This pivot transforms TWOH from a legacy grocery/holding company into a digital asset that aligns with the Wertheim/GTCH ecosystem’s cognitive stack ambitions.

TWOH’s move into AI, mobile app platforms, and digital companion technology positions it as a missing piece for GTCH’s ecosystem: a consumer facing, high distribution software layer that GTCH currently lacks. As a result, TWOH is potentially far more valuable to GTCH now than at any point in its history, assuming the strategy materializes and the transaction proceeds.

TWOH is no longer simply a distressed micro cap focused on debt cleanup. Over the last six months, it has:
• Shifted into AI driven mobile applications
• Invested in ON GRAPH, a platform for AI character creation and digital companions
• Targeted WhatsApp and Telegram integration as a potential distribution channel into India and Southeast Asia’s large messaging ecosystems
• Added Ujjwal Roy as Head of Strategy, an executive tied to global AI alliances and ecosystem building (including his role as founding president of the World AI Alliance)
• Cleaned up ~$2.35M in disclosed legacy debt, removing a major barrier to acquisition
These steps collectively reposition TWOH as an AI focused investment holding and technology platform rather than a traditional retail/holding company.

GTCH’s ecosystem—including VisionWave (VWAV), AIPHEX, and Wertheim’s merchant banking architecture—has been built around:
• Defense AI systems
• Autonomous platforms
• Semiconductor grade and space grade systems
• Cognitive stack integration
• Enterprise and sovereign AI deployments
GTCH’s partial ownership and strategic relationship with VisionWave Technologies, which acquired GTCH’s Apollo computer vision technology supports the view that GTCH’s core is oriented toward infrastructure, defense and autonomy.

What GTCH does not clearly have is:
• A consumer facing AI platform
• A messaging app distribution channel
• A digital companion/agent layer
• A foothold in India/Southeast Asia’s massive digital markets
TWOH’s pivot is designed to provide exactly those capabilities.

Put simply, GTCH has the backend: infrastructure, defense, autonomy, and enterprise AI and TWOH brings the frontend: consumer AI, messaging distribution, and an engagement layer.

GTCH’s ecosystem has been largely U.S. centric and defense centric. TWOH’s new strategy is India first, Southeast Asia first, and messaging app first. This would give GTCH, in the event of a successful integration:
• Access to India’s large WhatsApp user base
• Access to India’s large Telegram user base
• A consumer AI beachhead in fast growing digital markets
• A potential distribution channel for future GTCH agentic AI products
This represents a global expansion vector that GTCH may not be able to build internally at comparable speed or scale.

TWOH’s AI/technology identity fits with GTCH’s existing investment in VisionWave (VWAV) by completing a three layer ecosystem:
• VWAV = physical security, computer vision and sovereign deployments
• GTCH = cognitive stack, autonomy and defense AI
• TWOH = consumer AI, messaging distribution and global engagement layer

If this view is correct:
• VWAV gives GTCH the physical world (security, sensors, real world data).
• TWOH gives GTCH the digital world (consumer AI, companions, engagement).
• GTCH’s cognitive stack ties them together.

This is why GTCH’s investment in VWAV and its interest in acquiring TWOH can be interpreted as part of the same strategic picture. Together, VWAV, GTCH and TWOH could form a full stack AI ecosystem spanning:
• Physical environments
• Digital environments
• Consumer interfaces
• Government/sovereign interfaces
• Global distribution channels
That architecture resembles a cognitive infrastructure company, rather than a simple microcap roll up, assuming the strategy is realized.

Strategic Implication
GTCH’s VWAV investment only makes full strategic sense if GTCH also acquires a consumer facing AI company. Without TWOH, GTCH & VWAV is a powerful infrastructure and defense play. With TWOH, GTCH & VWAV could become a global AI platform that spans physical and digital environments. This is the element that many analysts may overlook when evaluating the strategic logic.

Buy: 41,059,949 Neutral: 425,000 Sell: 0

Why DID you buy it?
I didn't buy this stock for its Wellness affiliations Wellness is $GTCH's intended business according to all filings.

Serious question: What other filings or financials convinced you to buy-in?

Which of those filings convince you its worth it to continue holding thru continual dilution?

GLTA

Already shut down, have you not noticed, but big changes coming soon.

Yep and there are still trying to pump $GTCH
shutdown inevitable

Correct.

At least I didn't get cobbed, lol.

Not to mention the others you have, lol.