The newly filed 10-Q exposed $491,186 Nrelated-party notes (for all to see) that are explicitly listed as outstanding and in default. Having some knowledge😏 about the funding side of the biz; related-party creditors and toxic debt holders frequently grant forbearance or standstill agreements to shell companies specifically tied to major corporate milestones most commonly 90 days from closing or until Form 10 effectiveness. Now that both the Form 10 is effective and the 90-day clock has run out (today is day 90 since merger announced), those standstill agreements expire. Now thosecreditors have the legal right to accelerate their demands, compounding the pressure of the $1,209,664 current liability deficit.The clock is winding down as the corporate architecture has officially run out of room to maneuver. They cannot raise the institutional cash via Revere Securities to fix their $1.11 million stockholders' deficit until the split occurs, but they are now in technical overtime on their original merger timelines. Every hour they sit waiting for FINRA to clear the corporate action under Rule 6490 increases their legal exposure to both Kepler's backers and disgruntled debt holders.
Again, please feel free to refute anything (w/ verified info) not the lip service both $Nelson y $Hawkins have been spewing. 🏖️🏄️ back a bit later to da 🌙 👍️ $AMFN
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