I will address these, but not all at once... my time is voluntary, I don't get compensated for trying to educate on how pink sheet shenanigans are done.
Let's start with #1:
CRSM is a public company! Why be public if they are self-funding?
Their debt on the balance sheet is a mysterious and unexplained "loan" totaling $94k. They recently issued ~ 10M shares for "cash". That is $.0094/share...
They claim that the value of the shares was $.05 at the time...
Such a deal, no?
That assumes the entire "loan" is actually a direct exchange for those (now beyond the restriction period) shares!
Invest money and get a 10X return by promoting the shares on social media! Pretty good deal, no?
Ok, so if we exclude employee salaries, insurance benefits, 401k's, etc... exclude required state insurance on drivers, factor in word-of-mouth marketing, and ignore the need to add many more employees if they continue to grow... it sounds like a sure thing!