Quote from: freedomno1 on June 12, 2013, 09:54:23 PM

Quote from: Pale Phoenix on June 12, 2013, 09:52:18 PM

Quote from: ThickAsThieves on June 12, 2013, 09:36:26 PM

I think the point here is that there is no loan at all. Erik has been compensated fairly via IPO and the shares he holds, and never noted any desire to loan funds to SDICE in the past.

I wonder if there are any other surprise liabilities SDICE has...

Yes, after reading Deprived's post and re-reading the contract, I agree that there is no loan.

As for other liabilities, Erik mentioned earlier in the thread that he would have a balance sheet prepared at the end of this month, but I would urge him to have one done up as soon as possible to reassure investors. The stock has recently started to show signs of life (however small) and it would be a shame for the uncertainty introduced today to go unanswered.

Maybe A third party audit request initiated by shareholders if that seems plausible that way all finances can be taken into account
Of course not sure on the practical value of measuring it in BTC or if it would work but a third party would be able to figure out these type of details best
If shareholders don't mind paying for that type of cost

An audit can do only so much with respect to completeness of reported liabilities, especially in the realm of BTC-listed securities. It would have caught the 6K (whatever it is), but if management really wanted to keep something from the shareholders (not saying that is the case here) it is going to remain hidden most likely. Where an audit (or even just compiling financial statements) will help is in catching mistakes/oversights and hidden transactions which have a cash (BTC) component.