All of the information is out there, all screenshots, pictures and proof is present.
An empty building and papers? Sure it proves the company exists, but will it deliver something, will investors ever get meaningful dividends (consider the market capitalization which is gigantic for such an unproven company)? Are all shares sold or did AMC buy back some with investor's money to finish their IPO?
I could have asked all the same questions during the Asicminer iPO. Do we even know where their office is?
"Office" location is quite relevant in this case, since the
office warehouse is located in US. With Pirateat40, FinCEN made it clear that Bitcoin's not going to be treated as play money. Regardless, registering a biz in Belize, with a mailing address in London is neither stealthy nor clever. It's plain even to a 12-year-old like myself the warehouse is in US -- *i was given the address in this very thread.* If a 12-year-old blunders across the address within a few posts, is it really smart to be playing these goofy shell games? And shares are shares, calling them "virtual shares" is another infantile ploy to piss off the adults-that-matter.
BRB, recess.
Edit: Lolz, at least one adult: Burnside
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.2796695Edit2, @vlaoou321: Burnside does not think much of shell games, i guess. Earlier today (yesterday?) he pointed out that at least for now, exchanges should be treated "as a game."
Edit3: Exact quote:
"I still think it's better to think of the exchange as a game." -Burnside,
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.2795459
