Dec. 24 at 10:17 PM
$AABB
This is narrative, not evidence.
There are not 30 billion “air shares.” The company itself discloses 3.595 billion common shares outstanding through December 31 2024, with issuance history fully itemized. Every material increase traces to disclosed debt conversions and stock issuances, primarily Whitecastle conversions at
$0.0004, not some invisible short conspiracy. You do not get to invent an order of magnitude that exceeds the entire authorized share count.
“Who bought those shares?” is a loaded question that ignores basic mechanics. Conversions create new shares. They are sold into the market by the recipient. No buyer conspiracy is required. The filings literally name the counterparty, repeatedly, and show the prices. Pretending dilution is “air shorting” is misdirection.
Market cap versus “asset value” is also misleading. The balance sheet asset figure includes management-assigned values for bullion, mineral properties, and internally developed or acquired technology.