It has been explained many times, how the company totally...

It has been explained many times, how the company totally destroyed it's own share price.
$1000 became 1.3 cents.
See what you paid for your shares & see what they are worth now.
It will vary depending on if you bought before or after the consolidations.
The only ones who avoided the dramatic fall in value, were the convertible note holders, who converted at a discount to market & who were then able to make a profit on sale.
So they were probably able to ring the company & convert to shares, as soon as they had sold on market-thereby avoiding the devaluing effect of the consolidations.
This has been where the companies efforts have been.That is , making money for it's financial supporters, at the expence of it's shareholders .