I thought of that too. Help paying off the books would increase the share price. Here is what I'm thinking. Several people contribute equal amounts to pay off high interest loans. The money contributed will be at 0% and will need to be paid in full and will be backed by collateral. In this agreement, each contributor will have the option of buying GNPT stock in the future at a set price. Let's say the options can be exercised at $0.05/share, 5 years after the loan agreement is signed. Just for the sake of argument, each contributor is given the option to purchase 1,000,000 shares. So in 5 years, if the stock price is at $0.34/share, each contributor can purchase the shares at $0.05 and sell at $0.34. The numbers are all hypothetical, so there is no need for anyone to bash my idea. lol Personally, I think this would be a much better option for GNPT, the shareholders and whoever contributes. Thoughts?
