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Travel stocks fly the ASX higher… and what is happening on the crypto front this week

Speculation has been rife over what caused the flash crash, with some analysts citing the expiry of leveraged positions. Other evidence.

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Strategic Elements Ltd granted Japanese patent for Nanocube Memory Ink technology

The patent, JP6968057, is a Japanese jurisdictional equivalent to subsidiary Australian Advanced Materials’ US patent granted in January 2020.

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Strategic Elements Ltd moving towards a milestone in printed self-charging battery technology

The company operates as a ‘venture builder’ and generates 100%-owned high risk-high reward ventures and projects from sourcing and combining teams of.

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Strategic Elements Ltd makes great strides in robotics and AI as it looks for next potential area of venture generation

It is involved in development technologies in four of the largest megatrends – automation and robotics, computer memory and storage, renewable energy.

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SOR Moisture Powered Battery Marches to Milliamps

SOR Moisture Powered Battery Marches to Milliamps 2:10 PM PERTH, Australia, May 20, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Strategic Elements Ltd (ASX:SOR) has announced several critical new development milestones for its moisture powered self-charging Bluetooth communications over a milliamp of electrical current. The advanced graphene oxide based ink enables extremely small, thin and light weight battery cells to be printed onto surfaces such as glass and plastic. The battery cells are designed to be powered and self-charged solely by moisture (humidity). Moisture from humidity in the air and graphene oxide are a readily available, environmentally friendly source of energy compared to alternatives based on lithium.

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