👉SEGG is TODAY’S #1 ALERT👈

Hey Folks, Jeff Bishop here,

Stocks made a big move up yesterday thanks to the federal government’s impending reopening.

The Nasdaq had its best day since May, climbing 2.3%, and the S&P 500 jumped 1.5%.

The stock I’m focusing on today has been long overdue for a “bottom bounce.”

💥Have a look at Lottery.com Inc (SEGG) on your trading platform.

The stock dropped substantially even over the past month, but if you zoom in, you’ll see it has found support around the $2.70 level since last Wednesday.

At the same time, it has made several bounces higher into the $2.85–$3.05 range.

The stock may well be oversold at this point, and I’m watching it today to see if that support holds and we see another move higher.

👉  SEGG is TODAY’S #1 ALERT 👈

SEGG is a tech-driven company that’s trying to transform the lottery game from old-school paper tickets to a more digital/remote model.

The company says it “offers a platform… to enable remote purchase of legally sanctioned lottery games in the U.S. and abroad.”

It also runs a B2B side: it supplies lottery and sports data (jackpots, winning numbers, results) to publishers and digital media organisations across about 40 countries, including the U.S., Canada and the U.K.

Here are the top five things to know:

1. Tech-platform shift for lottery and entertainment 🎮

Most lottery companies are stuck in the analog past — ticket booths, claim centers, physical stores. 

But SEGG is a technology company enabling remote purchase of legally sanctioned lottery games in the U.S. and abroad via digital platforms.

And on October 30, the company announced its ambition to embed blockchain infrastructure across its ecosystem with a two-year roadmap. 

It revealed a $300 million digital asset and tokenization program to generate on-chain yield and build tokenization of sports and entertainment assets.

This follows the creation of the SEGG Media Crypto Advisory Board.

2. Global scale and new asset classes 🌍

As noted, the company has cross-border potential (lottery in ~40 countries) and is not just U.S. state‐based.

With the crypto initiative: The $300M plan includes tokenization of real-world sports and entertainment assets via a partnership with ZIGChain. (“Enabling fan ownership, athlete/artist IP monetization and global engagement” per the release.)

Why it matters: This gives SEGG the potential to play in not just “buy a lottery ticket online” but “own a tokenized piece of sports/entertainment IP” globally.

3. 🚀 Catalytic execution & momentum

In October, the stock regained Nasdaq compliance and launched the new Sports.com App, which “consolidates SEGG Media’s expanding sports portfolio into an easy-to-use platform that offers live streams, highlights, and exclusive interactive features. The app serves as a next-generation social-sports hub designed to drive engagement, data capture, and monetization.”

Tim Scoffham, CEO of Sports.com Media, said the move “is only the beginning of a broader rollout that will bring live and localised sports to millions more fans.”

One of its focuses, the Super League Kerala franchise football league based in India, quickly surpassed 10 million views.

4. Unique data/platform and yield asset combo 💡

The company’s B2B data/API platform (lottery and sports data) is a competitive angle.

With crypto initiative: SEGG is pivoting into a multi-asset crypto treasury (80% of capital allocation), validator operations, and tokenized asset strategies.

Why it matters: This layering of “platform + yield + token-asset” is unusual among peers. If executed well, this could create a distinct moat.

5. High optionality and an under-hyped category 🔥 

Digital‐lottery is under-penetrated, and SEGG has optionality.

In September, Noble Capital Markets initiated coverage on SEGG with a whopping $20 price target — that’s 633% over yesterday’s closing price.

Final Thoughts

Be sure to review SEGG’s latest press releases as you do your own research.

And, of course, always approach your trading in a responsible manner, remembering that trading is a very risky activity. Nothing is ever guaranteed, so never trade with more than you can afford to lose. 

Please read the full disclaimer at the bottom of this email as well, so you are aware of additional risks and considerations. Always have a well-thought-out game plan that takes your personal risk tolerance into consideration.

To Your Success,

Jeff Bishop

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