A Twitter group hyped BIOAQ before Bankruptcy/Liquidation. After the ticker got yanked, they had to "save face" to their followers and concoct a story about BIOAQ's reincarnation. I suspect it was primarily to string along their followers to other schemes to they could get duped elsewhere, knowing the BIOAQ "story" had run its course.
"It is easier to fool someone, than to convince them they have been fooled."
For those that don't get it, it means that people need to be more careful, and do good due diligence...