I don't see why you think you deserve special treatment over the person who got a share for .001. A share is a share. It doesn't suddenly become worth less because it was traded. I wasn't under the impression that this is a pyramid scheme where people at the top get all the rewards where people at the bottom are left with nothing.
I don't know what to say Norman except that I'm not sure you understand what constitutes a contractual bond issue. If this wasn't the wild west of bitcoin investing, Korbman would have long ago had to settle his obligations, in court, as a
debt default. You seem to be under the impression that you, and others buying at basement prices are purchasing
equity in a KCIM mining enterprise. That is not the case at all. You, and others, are buying
bond notes at a fire sale (and btw, the trading at this fire sale has picked up considerably; 88 notes have traded since 5 pm yesterday at prices between .02 and .15), hoping to redeem something down the line when settlement occurs. And yes, there is absolutely priority when it comes to settling debt defaults. Larger, long-term investors are recognized preferentially in the settlement. It has nothing to do with a pyramid scheme.