Somehow it does not quite lend itself to a credible place where you want to be doing your money transactions. It needs to have the feel of a secure place for finacial transactions - and not some place where some juveniles can mess around with inputting ridiculous data.
“The majority of the merchant “accounts” were set up by people who are not affiliated with said merchant. Either by HUMBL staff or by other account holders (like shareholders for example).”
And no that was definitely not the case with any of those companies when they went public. They would never have been able to IPO had that been the case. They were developed businesses on huge revenue growth curves when they IPO’d.
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