I finished the 2020 Annual faster than I thought so I have time for a proper response to this.
You’ve managed to hit every tired OTC defense in one post, so let’s unpack it properly.
“You’re working too hard to discredit AABB.”
Quoting a company’s own filings isn’t “discrediting.” If the facts looked good, they’d stand on their own.
“Naked shorting” and “illegal manipulation.”
Every collapsing OTC story blames phantom shorts. The filings show the real pressure: over one billion new shares added since early 2023 through conversions and “acquisitions.” Price tracks supply, and AABB keeps printing.
“Audit rumored.”
Rumors don’t audit balance sheets. The June 30 2025 disclosure literally lists:
Accountant or Auditor, NONE, TBD.
That means no audit firm, no opinion letter, and no PCAOB oversight. Self-certified PDFs signed by management are not audited financials.
“Compliance with OTC regulations.”
AABB files as Pink Current / Alternative Reporting: the bottom rung. It’s self-reporting and self-verifying. OTC Markets doesn’t test accuracy; it just checks that something was uploaded. “Compliance” here means they hit Submit.
“Up-list to a major exchange.”
Uplisting requires audited GAAP financials, independent directors, sustained profitability, and actual governance. AABB meets none of those. They’ve recycled this line for years because it costs nothing to say.
“Transparency.”
Transparency would mean naming custodians, auditors, and providing independent confirmations. Instead, AABB’s filings showcase self-manufactured entries that inflate optics without third-party validation:
• A $23.5 M “Mining Recovery Technology System IP” that appeared from nowhere, no valuation firm, no appraisal, no cash trail.
• A $30 M static bullion line that hasn’t moved or been re-certified in years.
• And a $6.35 M “share buyback” booked as an asset under Equities Investments instead of a reduction of equity. Real buybacks shrink share count and cash; AABB’s version adds an “asset” and calls it shareholder value.
That isn’t transparency, it’s staging.
“Progress to date.”
Progress means deliverables that survive accounting scrutiny. After four years of token, wallet, and NFT promotion, digital revenue is still $0. The only consistent growth is in the share count.
“Catalysts in the pipeline.”
Four “mining-technology acquisitions” in June 2025 issued 940 M new shares to private shell entities. If that’s a pipeline, it’s a dilution hose.
“Agenda posters and manipulators.”
When you can’t defend the math, you attack the reader. The filings show no audit, no verification, and insider-controlled issuance. That’s not “manipulation” by outsiders, that’s internal design.
Investor Checklist, the only test that matters
1️⃣ Independent PCAOB audit for the current period? No.
2️⃣ Independent verification of largest assets (bullion, IP, equities)? No.
3️⃣ Fully-diluted share count stabilized? No.
4️⃣ Revenues tied to verifiable operations? No.
5️⃣ Governance meeting exchange standards today? No.
Until those five boxes turn “yes,” this isn’t a recovery story, it’s still a dilution script dressed as hope.
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