I think you are being unduly pessimistic and for that I don't...

I think you are being unduly pessimistic and for that I don't blame you given the history.The options are all disclosed in the report .The CEO's strike price has passed (if I read it correctly) and the loan conversion is struck at 2.5c subject to shareholder approval .We all contributed to recap the business at 2.5 c and before that at 3.0c and before that at ----.
I doubt anyone subbing at 2.5c would be out at 3.0c,more likely stale holders ,reluctant holders who want to do something else ,who knows ,except they certainly have no sense of adventure because that is what we are now on.
We now have a properly constituted business which was not evident in the past,run by people who have proven credibility.If the $100m past spent is worth anything we shall soon find out as we are now out there telling people it is and demonstrably so.The proof will be in the take up
So keep your hats on