This is just not good enough. 1) There is still no commitment to roll back the 273 million shares the anti-dilution clause created. By the company's own account that provision amplified dilution, obscured the share count and raised concerns about capital-raising decisions and option holders' interests. All past tense. The fix is future-only. 2) Confirmation that the CEO of Metaplanet has a significant stake in the parent of MMXX, a vehicle acting as lender, bondholder, share-lender to the dilution counterparty, largest shareholder at one point, and trading the stock throughout. A reminder that those 273 million shares are worth ~$500 million today and almost $3 billion at last year's highs. What's frustrating is that rolling it back costs them very little. Management would still hold the original 46 million shares, worth over $80m today, and the company could apply a fair incentive scheme retrospectively for the two and a half years of work. Nobody is asking anyone to work for nothing.