Pinksheet stocks are all risky whether reporting or not and people invest in potential upside and I haven't seen anything like what UOIP has to offer. We have court documents to show wins for UOIP/Chanbond. Most shares are held by insiders so if they decide to do split it will be for right reason i.e to uplist because it would affect their holdings as well. Uplisting would give them higher valuation than in OTC. They can retire some % of shares to give PPS further boost. Imagine if they cut O/S into half but that is possible if they reach settlement in multi-billion dollars.
Pinksheet reporting are same as non-reporting I don't see much difference with very few exceptions. They all dilute to raise money and lots of promises but no action. JMO
You don't make sense . Why would the Insider who owns almost 90% of O/S wants to lose out and Chanbond owns 44 million shares . A settlement will bring in huge amonung of volume that folks will be shocked . Check VNRG their pps went to dollars with mere 100 million $ settlement from Microsoft or one of the big boards , not sure what the ticker symbol is now . All in my opinion
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