What he's pointing out is that you are marrying Vanis unless you are just flipping it for a tick or 2. There is no board that will replace the CEO if he "fails" at creating a crypto plan, the CEO is the entire company and the success appears to be driven just by getting traders to buy debt so that they can then create further debt. The CEO has been through an energy story, several beverage stories, a pot-related story, a party company and now on the crypto hype train. When the A/S is about maxed out, he will say that there is some new acquisition or demand for more shares by a shadowy group of business partners and then a reverse split will need to be overlooked with the promise that all the shares will be "restricted."
It's happened many, many times and no different than most other pinkies down this low. This isn't going to get bought by Overstock or revolutionize the crypto business. This is a company that after being dark for over a year and no revs bought a stake in an event company for $1 million that's entire operations ever since has been hinting on social media that they were throwing a New Year's party with Pitbull, which they weren't involved in. Magically now it's into crypto when it's the latest hype industry and THIS time it's going to be any different from the past 7? Highly unlikely.
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