You are paid by the company, something you never disclosed when pumping the stock and something you would go to great lengths to not address when called out.
As for "owning" retail shares, whatever that means, we cannot believe you either. In fact, you alluded to getting shares at $0.0076 in a post directed at me, a copy of which is below:
Now you are finally admitting the obvious, you are a paid stock promoter working on behalf of the company to entice investors to buy the stock and increase the volume so that the company can continue to dilute the stock.
In your "DD ENDV Packet" the outstanding shares were 219 million, now it is over 318 million yet the stock has fallen back to where it was before you started you pump and dump scheme, except for the fact that the company has now been delisted onto the pink sheets, has zero cash, no revenue besides one PO, and management has stolen millions of shares from the shareholders. Let's not forget that missing valuation report that never materialized because the company wanted someone to rubber stamp what ever value they found convenient. Ocean Tomo clearly was not going to risk its reputation by rubber-stamping a clear scheme to defraud investors.
Celebrities and influencers who promoted NFT's and a bunch of coins without disclosing their compensation for such services have been getting sued by the SEC and investors who bought based on that information. You have done the same thing by promoting this stock while being compensated to do so without disclosing that fact.