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Early $ONDS investor. Sourcing alpha. Nothing I say should be interpreted as financial advice. I am not affiliated with any of the companies I discuss here.

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🌊🚀 $ONDS CEO ERIC BROCK: WE’RE NOT IN THE WATER YET, WE’RE NOT INTO SPACE YET… YOU COULD SEE US INVEST THERE 🌊🚀 As $ONDS continues to assemble a true multi-domain system of systems, eventual acquisitions in the space and maritime domains feel more like a “when” not an “if.” Let’s see what happens ⏰

🌊🚀 $ONDS CEO ERIC BROCK: WE’RE NOT IN THE WATER YET, WE’RE NOT INTO SPACE YET… YOU COULD SEE US INVEST THERE 🌊🚀 As $ONDS continues to assemble a true multi-domain system of systems, eventual acquisitions in the space and maritime domains feel more like a “when” not an “if.” Let’s see what happens ⏰

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$ONDS ERIC BROCK: THERE WILL BE LESS THAN 10 TRUE LONG-TERM WINNERS IN THESE MARKETS; THE MARKET CAPITALIZATION AND GLOBAL SCALE OF THESE WINNERS WILL BE MASSIVE I realize a lot of people out there interested in $ONDS are not traditional long-term investors; they are more so short-term traders or tourists trying to capitalize on an exciting, volatile name, and that’s perfectly fine. However, for the folks actually seeking to more deeply understand the long-term vision and opportunity for $ONDS, I highly encourage you to focus on what Eric Brock Eric Brock is saying in this video. I’ve outlined the key points for you below: 1. Massive fragmentation today: The drone and embedded autonomy market currently includes hundreds of companies, many operating at the technological edge, but lacking the scale, balance sheets, and operational maturity required for long-term success. 2. Industry consolidation ahead: Over the next 3–5 years, the market is expected to narrow to ~20 or fewer companies with the financial strength, execution capability, and investor backing necessary to scale. 3. Long-term winners will be few: Looking 10 years out, Brock anticipates fewer than 10 global-scale companies dominating the embedded drone and autonomy ecosystem. 4. Technology-driven markets: Future leaders will be technology companies, not commodity manufacturers. 5. Exceptional economics expected: Winning platforms are expected to deliver high margins, high ROC, and defensible, differentiated economic models. 6. Large total market opportunity: Brock emphasized that the sector represents a TAM measured in the tens of billions of dollars, potentially significantly more, as autonomous systems scale across defense, industrial, and infrastructure applications. 7. Significant market capitalization creation: As consolidation occurs within a large and expanding market, Brock expects substantial long-term market capitalization creation for the small number of scaled leaders. Eric Brock is not just saying these things; he is taking action to ensure $ONDS is one of those winners in the end. Full video linked here:

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$ONDS ERIC BROCK ON THE $1B CAPITAL RAISE: THE WARRANT HOLDER CAN HEDGE, BUT HE’S MUCH BETTER OFF WHEN THE STOCK IS IN THE $30s 👀💸🚨 Eric Brock shared his insights on the $1B offering that Ondas closed in January, and specifically touched on the warrant holder’s position 🤔 We are all aware by now that the elevated short interest in $ONDS is at least partially tied to the $1B investor from January’s capital raise and their large warrant position. Eric Brock subtly acknowledged this in The Zero Hour Group’s most recent interview. “He can hedge, but fundamentally, he is much better off when we get the stock into the 30s. That's what I wake up every day focused on myself.” Remember: The investor came in at $16.45, 17.5% above market, and holds 121 million warrants at a $28 strike. Shorting the underlying shares to manage that huge long position is textbook, but as catalysts accumulate and the probability of those warrants expiring in-the-money increases, the hedge becomes less necessary. That's when it starts coming off. Brock said this investor has been around a long time, knows the company well, and believes those warrants are going to be worth something. That's not a fund taking a risky bet on a small-cap raise, it’s more like someone who has watched this company's trajectory long enough to underwrite a $28 strike with conviction. He didn't negotiate the structure down, he took it because he's done the work (just like we have). The 120% guidance raise, the core business growth, the M&A program, and the structural tailwinds… each one shifts the market's expectation of where this stock is going and reprices those warrants accordingly. Brock isn't in a hurry because he doesn't need to be. The plan is already executing and the structure was built for the 30s. Full exercise adds roughly $3.4B in potential gross proceeds, but that only happens if this stock stays well above $28 long enough for it to make sense. That's the bar the structure was built around, and this investor signed up for it knowingly. The short interest and the upside case are actually the same trade.

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