Re " Why didn't Nixon archive?"
I assume you mean file ("archive" means long-term storage). But to answer what you meant: I don't know.
There are two basic choices:
1) Nixon is a crook and doesn't care about his shareholders. He simply blew off the retail buyers who 'paid back' his initial investors and has given them 'the finger.' By 'going private' by getting revoked, Nixon is now a private company, although our shares still exist. (This seems to be a popular conclusion.)
2) NIxon had a strategic reason that went beyond his initial filed statement that COVID-19 restrictions slowed him up, but he does intend to file.
Since explanation 1) takes no thought, I ask you: can you think of a strategic reason Nixon stopped filing (but intends to eventually file again)?
I will accept all guesses, for that is what they'd be.
[Closing note: I still don't believe Brenda Hamilton would be working for Nixon if choice 1) is really what Nixon took. Hamilton shows no evidence of be for people who screw retail inventors, even if they are uninformed, under-informed, or just plain stupid.]
