Recent 5/10/22 filed 8K management lowered the exercise price on a previous grant of 50,000,000 options @$.05 to an exercise price of $.02. These options were issued to The Special Equities Opportunity Fund LLC and Gregory Castaldo for helping the company raise $5,000,000. The options granted were registered in a S-1 filed on 12/13/21. In addition to dropping the exercise price the company also issued an additional 50,000,000 options @$.05 with an anti-dilution clause to The Special Equities Opportunity Fund LLC and Gregory Castaldo. This caused the company’s shareholders further dilution while protecting the recipients of the new grant with an anti-dilution provision. The company is receiving $1,000,000 for the exercise of the registered options, and the recipient is making the profit in excess of the $.02 per share being sold. The volume in the StrikeForce stock has been high and in the market of penny stocks it would make sense that those shares are being sold in the market to fund the $1,000,000 exercise price and the profit on all shares sold over $.02 would go to the parties who exercised the options. This transaction should have been a registered offering by the company to raise money and not disguised as a simple exercise of options.
The big announcement June 14 is to pump the stock price so The Special Equities Opportunity Fund LLC and Gregory Castaldo can get their payday.
