I find this all interesting. They framed a supposed large AI company coming in to merge asap to move shares.
Day 1–30 Protocol of receivership: Under CCP § 568, receivers file an initial report within 30 days, including asset inventories, creditor lists, and lien audits (often via UCC searches or docket trawls). For OPTI, that should've surfaced the "multiple liens" (Nano Filter's $3.85M writ from 2021, plus ~10–15 others like vendor debts) early. A competent receiver would've budgeted $5–10K for a forensic audit upfront and that would have been done months ago if an AI firm wanted the shell. Receiver has spent over 50K and did not know anything about the other liens? That and not knowing anything about vi_ca?
I'm going to have to fly out and meet this Rosen as it looks like this was framed to pump and dump shares.