Shotsky, that's right there are a lot of empty shells, but there are very few which are set up as US holding companies, which was mandatory for SBC developing a "crypto ecosystem" with the aim of getting on the US exchange. There were also other requirements. The share price had to be almost zero, and the CEO/owner had to be agreeable to SBC's terms. SBC did not buy out Tilton because it was important that he remain the the president to get past US regulators who are eyeing any Chinese company's attempt to get on the the US markets. So, to the US regulators, NSAV is a US company as long as Tilton is the President. The fact that he goes back at least four years makes it more legit. There is nothing unusual this way. He simply got foreign partners who are helping to develop it.