Suggestions to Danny & Neo-Bee for the unsold shares:

1. You must firstly do what a serious listed company does after an IPO: issue an official announcement about how many shares were sold, the funds raised, how many are outstanding and confirm that you will not be selling any of these shares "privately".

2. These shares now have a significant valuation i.e. if, say, the number of shares is 4.5m, their valuation is 4.5m * 0.0056 BTC * $560 = around $14m!

3. Consider using these shares to make an acquisition(s) (if needed).

4. Consider selling to a strategic investor (if one is needed) at a small discount to the market price.

5. Consider rewarding some of your key employees, executives, key business associates.

6. Consider making a second round IPO at a price higher than the current market price.

P.S. For a company that would launch a "payment network to compete the current credit cards and money transmission businesses", your website is not that impressive (to say it very very politely)! You have to make a significant upgrade.