There will NOT be an asyi merger. Mergers take time and money. If a merger was pending, the asyi shell would not be in default with NVSOS and over a year delinquent with its SEC filings. Companies (AND EMPTY SHELLS) that are in the process of a r/m do not leave prolonged delinquencies on the table. It runs a high risk of sec suspension. If (WHEN) asyi gets sec suspended, it will be on the "grey sheets" and NO ONE is going to r/m with a shell on the grey sheets. There is obviously no motivation for the defunct asyi shell to do a reverse merger with anyone. That does not even take into consideration the fact that the last asyi 10Q showed that asyi had nothing of value to merger for.