I remember the sellout process well. It involved the Rodriguez kid that was fired for cause. On his own volition, he told an investor or two to spread the word on Twitter that he was closing deals right and left. The price rose and the pumpers sold.
Twitter accounts can be subpoenaed by the SEC so I recommend that those involved in that Twitter Pump not call kettles black.
I haven't owned a share in over a year.
It's dirty money in my eyes. Especially after a shareholder confessed to pumping and dumping it.
You know the guy that kept claiming it was about to launch and the stock ran each time.