C14 - is it a clendestine service to serve BIT management to draw salary?, page-3

They claimed their participation in the capital raise is an expression of their commitment and confidence in BIT and its prospects.

But silently burning cash for several months to support their lifestyle — in exchange for just a few weeks' worth of actual work — does not align with any real commitment or confidence in the company. What it does reflect is their commitment and confidence in extracting as much as possible before the juice — or funds — run out.

Regarding C14, shareholders are once again being led to believe a familiar narrative — that the "final results analysis" is still ongoing, delayed by factors like COVID-19, complex data, and other vague excuses.

In reality, the only thing the government receives from BIT is the tax paid by MM, PN, and Hoy on their salaries. At least the ATO collects that — otherwise, these individuals might as well be on Centrelink.