RE:RE:RE:RE:Mint Series B DebenturesMy whole point is that for once, we the unwashed retail investors have an edge. The Debenture holders can't do anything except agree and wait because the Series A holders, who would be first in line if the carcass was to be carved up, are owed almost 50 million dollars and would be big losers if Mint ceased to exist. Gravitas is in deep on this and owns over a hundred million shares, but are forced to hold them because if millions of shares started appearing on the ask, everyone would know they were bailing, and the share price would drop to less than a cent. The remaining float that is owned by retail investors are mostly all underwater from the early days and are holding and are probably cycling their small holdings with each news release. In order for the major investors here to profit or even get their money back, they must wait for big time revenues to kick so they can sell tens of millions of shares or sell the company for a substantial amount that everyone involved would consider agreeable.