I understand the skepticism. The OTC market has seen plenty of pump-and-dump situations, so caution is reasonable. At the same time, labeling something a scam before verifiable testing or independent review can also shut down legitimate discussion.The real issue isn’t belief or disbelief, it’s evidence. If a company claims a working 5MW prototype, the claim should eventually be backed by measurable output, independent verification, and technical documentation that others can examine.Until then, it’s fair for people to remain skeptical, but it’s also fair to ask for clear benchmarks: verified net energy production, third-party testing, and transparent data. Those are the kinds of standards that would separate real innovation from hype.
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