Vertical Computer Systems Inc (fka VCSY)

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yes, there might still open short positions.
yes, there are side investors who are owed options to buy if certain prices are obtained. in order to make them'whole' ..they get to invest in 25k tranches..wags
besides vcsy could buy their own shares to use for management options, which are fully vested if they sell the company? wags.where would vcsy get the money? konaploinks said now solutions, wags. , hey, if this is true it'd be short money to get the deal/s done......wags...
and kona , what benefit to a class action ? a delay again...we'll all be soylent green then, lol. no , if the management saw no hope you wouldn't have heard from winning, if that was him..btw...about the msft id bitcoin thing...i mean msft got the license for the webpage showing siteflash and response flash......lol.....:
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/microsoft-launches-decentralized-identity-platform-223201801.html
Why It Matters: The ION Decentralized Identifier (DID) will utilize the Bitcoin blockchain to authenticate online IDs.

Essentially, ION will use the same logic as Bitcoin’s transaction layers to validate a user’s identity. According to ION, all the IDs will be tied to Bitcoin’s blockchain using the InterPlanetary File System (IPFS) protocol, and nodes will be able to process 10,000 ID requests in a single transaction.

Logging into a variety of online platforms, including social media, or even buying tickets online, could be made simpler by the verification provided by a users’ DID.

Users can also use a DID as digital proof to represent any verifiable assertion, ranging from diplomas to membership cards.

However, unlike traditional usernames and email addresses, DIDs will be owned and controlled by the users themselves, existing independently of an external organization or third party.

“For us, Bitcoin was a necessary condition for success,” said Buchner to Bitcoin Magazine, adding, “When we started crunching the numbers, we realized that Bitcoin was the only chain that would probably be too costly to attack.”