RE:Cash burn rateI don't really agree with this, I remember reading recently that the company is very well funded. I do however think that developing a product obviously is going to lead to a cash burn. No income and only expenses. I don't really think there is a link between BLOs stock price and cash burn. Look at a company like Apple. Stock price trends down but they have billions in cash. The lowering of the stock price(BLO) probably has more to do with lack of news and the fact that nobody has a clue what is going on(time frame to sales, future costs and cashflow, court approval). Really we are all in the dark and investors don't like uncertainty. As far as cash flow burn I would think that it would be expensive to build a new product but I would also think executives and employees "pay" would be very much stock based. So no real money given up by the company only equity. And not impacting cash flow but only real compensation if they cash out. Very much a performance based system. Maybe their compensation(stocks) are toilet paper or maybe they are gold bars. Either way we have to wait and see. I also agree with everyone here, we need news and info on what is happening going forward.