You tell me the bit I've got a wrong......
A new company trades for a year then is legally obliged to submit a set of accounts for that business period. The deadline for submission is 6 months
Lets assume that business started when the first ION block was mined May 16 2016. Add a year May 16 2017 then add the 6 month submission window that's OCT 16 2017 latest for the first set of published accounts. You want to wait then fine your choice.
You've already been told... Singapore requires businesses to be registered, there is no 18-month "grace period". Why do you keep repeating something that's known to be false?
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Who said anything about company registration I'm responding to:
Have you questioned why ionomy haven't filed quarterly and yearly financial reports yet? You mentioned any sane investor would want to read those? Are you insane and investing or chasing them down on this now as its important like you said?LOL still working on the content for the first annual report
Really? So you're now saying that they lied about renaming Graval PTE, which hasn't filed since 2013? They're actually creating a new one (unregistered for some reason)?
I can see now how this is a perfect paycoiner excuse. AFAIK the annual meeting must be held within a certain time period since incorporation, and if they never incorporate... all is cool, right?
Companies normally have a budget set aside for type of activity of which Halloween is just one element of a overall marketing/sales plan
1) Companies might. Except ionomy isn't a company no matter how much you keep repeating that.
2) There is no such "budget" in the whitepaper. Are those coins coming from the dev bounty, gamer incentives, or unsold ICO bucket?
And what exactly are they marketing here? Why do they need people to put money into their online wallet?