Quote from: chris_r99 on January 20, 2017, 01:48:10 PM

Quote from: houseo on January 20, 2017, 12:05:07 PM

Quote from: houseo on January 19, 2017, 10:27:21 PM

So A and B are passive investors that have EQBs. A's EQBs get signed by a company, B's don't. This means A is entitled to dividends, whereas B simply has blank EQBs. Why did A's get signed instead of B? What can B do to get his signed? My concern is all onboarding companies will go directly to EQB staff for help and guidance through the process. EQB staff will have these companies sign Equitbit team EQBs while the rest of the investors simply waste away with blank EQBs.

I have exactly the same concern - please clarify

For a company to sign EQB, they must hold all of them. The company distributes the sign EQB. It's not like a company can sign EQB held by anyone else.
It's like shares.
Blank EQB are just like blank pieces of paper. They are worth what the basic unit is worth. The blanks need to be purchased by a company before they can be signed. Then the company can sell or distribute the signed EQBs however they choose.