Replies to post #31072 on Worlds Inc (WDDD)

[madprophet]

The easy answer Alpha, the real answer is.
The noteholder/shareholders chose to exercise warrants.
Wasn't like WDDD chose to dilute, the warrants chose to exercise their options.
So WDDD wasn't trying to raise money, but simply the deal from earlier those guys chose to buy more....and there wasn't enough shares out to fill that.
They didn't sell the entire MRMD stake as they are not trying to kill that share price, their plan is/was to sell into market over time to not cause a steep decline.

[crtdude]

What Pop? You haven't seen any pop yet.

The real pop will come in a couple/few/several months. We all know this and SOME of us choose to just let our money sit it out for now. Others, choose to penny flip out thinking the self-fulfilling prophecy they spew will come true. As for knowing who has how many shares, I could give a SH1T. I know what I have. And I just bought some more discounted shares that someone else bailed on.

[22na22]

The company had issued the warrants before the MRMD equivalent was enough to cover the amount it can cover now.

[DataStream]

Misrepresentations consistently.

Warrant holders elected to convert for shares, Worlds didn’t choose to dilute, they abided by the agreement with real long term investors.

There was never a choice to sell Marimed shares vs dilution, entirely separate issues.

The patents have enough value as is to proceed back to Federal Court and will based on the oral arguments get back additional claims.

I’ll wager anyone on this board on that outcome.

the cost of any remand if ordered by CAFC is minimal as the facts and evidence has already been presented to the PTAB and CAFC.