Bingo! The shares should not have been rendered. What incentive does the company have to work at all if they can just sell all their own shares?
Salary? There's no rule that requires founders to keep all their shares in the real world, except for the first six months or so.
Anyway, this thread is full of people who obviously don't know anything about IC production whining on and on about tiny, nit-picky issues. Read the BTCT terms of service. It's supposed to be a "entertainment purposes only" "virtual" exchange, technically speaking the owners of the company can just run off with all the BTC and abandon the company, whether or not they sell their shares.
If you don't trust them, then you shouldn't hold their shares, period.
UPDATE:
A little off topic-but it may still interest investors that the Labcoin team has already received the first requests from mining operations/individuals for bulk purchases of the 1st Gen 130nm chips. As first-run is ordered and we get closer to mass production of chips we will update share holders on the volume of placed bulk-orders as they are verified.
Interesting. Hopefully we'll get more details about that: order size, cost, payment date, delivery date etc. On the other hand you don't want to give out information that could give competitors a better advantage.