There are several more issues with this post that I was going to address, but I will leave your summation to stand as I concur with everything you said.
I will add that I was the first in this forum to state that continental was the TA and i made several calls and gathered information that does not support stated opinions in that post.
I find it ironic that the same people who disputed my claim, are now embracing it when it is put into an alternative "insight " on developments. It needs to be stated that the company did ABSOLUTELY everything it should have done to get a tally of the exact amount of shares that were outstanding.
It is the TA's fiduciary responsibility to have an accurate account of all shares. This number was obviously used when doing the initial acquisition DD of WOGI
MONI further did validation when the name change occurred.
The Audit during the name change is when I believe this was exposed. The weekend of the post from MONI about "matters outside of our control" which delayed the announcement till the following week. For MONTHS I have said there was something wrong with the share structure, I was disputed by many with that claim also, yet here we are. Then were the RELENTLESS attacks on Managemt about ineptitude and lack of transparency when this matter was clearly being handled by accountants and the law firm to come to a resolution. Hopefully it now has.
One more point, IF Frank had been the one who threatened legal action I think it certainly may have been against the original transfer agent for having and disseminating an inaccurate count of the shares. As I stated before this was clearly on the minds of management to remove any and all shares from former management, as to avoid possible manipulation of the price by selling off shares, as new management made deals and increased value.
Anyone in this scenario would be pissed to see thier efforts undemined after spending hundreds of thousands, possibly millions by now on staffing, Bitgift development, MONI share reductions and other operating costs. We would likely STILL be in the .14 range if this selling had not occurred.So if there was ANYONE who is to blame, it quite possibly may be the TA.
Ok my last last point... There was clearly someone or some entity supporting the price above 1 cent. Every large sell, was being absorbed by a buyer. Whether this was the company trying to prevent further damage, or a "partner" taking a stake in MONI has yet to be disclosed. Let's see if selling is truly over...
GLTU