Maybe this is bigger than just to raid the company coffers &...

Maybe this is bigger than just to raid the company coffers & force insolvency.

If the company becomes insolvent, who gets ownership of the software that is nearly fully developed?

If this secure block chain enabled cloud file share program software is capable, wouldn't it not be more valuable than just the cash raided form this company?

DropBox was valued at US$7.13billion on 15Aug2019
https://ycharts.com/companies/DBX/market_cap

https://www.computerworld.com/article/3262636/top-10-file-sharing-options-dropbox-google-drive-onedrive-and-more.html


PING IDENTITY listed the amount of its IPO as USD$100 million
https://techcrunch.com/2019/08/23/ping-identity-files-for-100m-ipo/


CLOUDFLARE listed the amount of its IPO as USD$100 million
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-08-15/cloudflare-files-for-ipo-citing-publicity-over-8chan-as-risk


Endpoint security vendor CrowdStrike raised more than $600 million in its initial public offeringhttps://searchsecurity.techtarget.com/news/252465061/CrowdStrike-IPO-success-puts-spotlight-on-endpoint-security


Just imagine how as a shareholder you would feel if Zyber becomes insolvent, yet Zybers software eventual ends up in a new company that's IPO is USD$100 million, that you miss out on.