Bosticco (or rather Tracy) has not filed a "15c". There is no such thing. TRON has been compliant with Rule 15c2-11 for years, and has all the MMs it needs. The associated form is called a Form 211, and it is filed with FINRA, not OTCMarkets. That was done a long time ago.
What was filed with OTC Markets is usually called an "Initial disclosure statement". And that is all it is.
Put out non diluting great AOP news.
You mean "APO". As I've said several times, to the extent that "APO" or "DPO" isn't just jargon, there's no actual evidence that an APO is involved here. An APO comprehends a private placement done at the time the company reconstitutes itself. TRON has already been reinstated in Nevada, and according to the merger agreement, said merger has already been completed. Without an attendant private placement.
So what's really going on? We have no idea. We know that Tracy's sloppy, but on the other hand, we have no reason to suppose he got the Closing Date wrong.
In addition: In my view, TRON needs to run any proposed merger by FINRA, by submitting a corporate action request. That has not been done. Why not? My guess is they think they can let that slide, since TRON will be the surviving entity. But I believe they're wrong about that.
If you want, you can overlook all that. But I think it's wise to keep your eyes open.