Kraig Biocraft Laboratories Inc (KBLB)

[want2retire]

Pretty loose definition for "hype". Could just be an honest misunderstanding as to what constitutes "hype". Many reasonable people would call these actions of a company developing its business and trying to keep investors and the public informed on their goals and aspirations.

The hype of a $10 buyout.

Who is claiming this? Hype would be something that is claimed or stated routinely. Can't recall the last time this was stated by anyone on this board or referred to as imminent?

The hype of "sale & scale".

Not hype, that's the business plan.

The hype of producing 8 metric tons in 2020.

Swing and a miss on the business goal. Think the pandemic slowed that down. Again, not so much hype as a stated goal from the company.

The hype of being in a French documentary.

Not sure what happened there. This might be the one on the list with some merit.

The hype of an uplisting.

Not hype as much as part of the business plan that is currently underway.

The hype of an offering.

See above

The hype of commercial production "just around the corner".

Not sure when that was stated as imminent? We are all waiting for it presently but I don't have a timeline. Hype and business goals/plans are not one in the same.

The hype of seating an actual board.

How is that hype? What marketing campaign has been launched to "hype" this event? We all know they are holding off on seating the board until they are ready for the up list. This has been well documented. Ignoring it and calling it "hype" doesn't make the claim more legitimate, just more erroneous.

The hype of patents.

Not sure what's going on there. OK, that might be #2 in terms of hype.

I'm sure I missed a bunch, but that was off the top of my head...

Well, since many of the stated items have nothing to do with hype I wouldn't worry about missing any.

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