Pau, how do you know that management had no conflict of interest and that they made no concessions contrary to the interest of shareholders? Were you there? At the time, shareholders received very little information about the financing agreement from management sources. Based on the info provided, shareholders may have been duped into grasping any lifeline tossed out by management. Your perspective that everything was done for the greater good may be somewhat blinded by your faith in management to work for the best interests of shareholders. Times have changed, I think shareholders should learn more about how management negotiated the deal with Tenor and what undisclosed conflicts of interest existed if any, before funds are disbursed.