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09/07/22 3:54 PM

#6581 RE: SteveSchiets #6580

OTC shells have long been used by foreign companies to go public. Usually Asia-based ones, but not always. When SPACs got popular recently, everyone who traded OTC tickers went "so, what you're saying is they're fancy shells?"

I have no idea if that's what's happening here. while possible, we'd have to be pretty lucky for that to be the end case. I just think it stands out pretty noticeably on a website full of gaming articles and tutorials. A promotional piece about an unconnected company, and one where you can pretty easily imagine the Falcon working together with their products -

https://m.youtube.com/user/UniversalRobotsVideo/videos

Probably not too hard to rig the Falcon up to be used with those robots.

I just find it fascinating because when dealing with public companies (and especially OTC companies), it feels like nothing is ever really random. There's likely a reason for it, just time will tell.

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09/07/22 7:05 PM

#6582 RE: SteveSchiets #6580

They don't want it to become a shell. Currently it is not one...but time is running out on that. That's good news.

A reverse merger could(should) risk any patent rights with Facebook/meta. A straight merger or similar should protect such.

For capital...at the very least, AIGH could supply such(at first). They are currently around $500 Million in holdings.