I had input on this point below, in agreement. As you say:
"Be aware that there is the possibility of lawsuits, most likely class action involving the number of coins promised to different groups of shareholders at certain points on the timeline because of promises based on shares held and shares purchased by a date."
First, the crypto sale was stopped by the SEC. So, one of the few legal ways out of something ongoing, is if a third party takes you out of it. And, if, repeat if, the SEC subsequently passes regulations that do not permit the type of (token) bonuses for stockholders' level of holdings (like that proposed by TTCM), then TTCM will be out of its legal fix. Or IOWs, if legal authorities pass a law/regulation/etc that suddenly says you can't do something, your prior legal responsibilities to do those very things are generally null and void ("it's the law!")