MIKEENNIS1 OP : My point is that you have been invited to transfer your shares to Upstream. The $2 ask price is an incentive for you to make $2 per share on a different exchange. Example: I moved 5000 shares I purchased for $5000 from NYSE to Upstream Exchange where the value of those shares is $6000. I paid $75 transfer fee so I have made $925 gain !!! Excellent incentive and Upstream assistance with the transfer is free.

MIKEENNIS1 OP : You can buy several thousand  cheaper and move it all for $75. Once enough of GNS is on Upstream Mr. Hamilton and his attorneys can more easily identify the abusers ie naked short sellers etc. Having essentially a share count because once the shares are moved they have been identified as actual GNS shares.  This in itself will greatly assist to bring the short selling to a conclusion. The shares will regain their correct value $6-$10, so the incentive is to participate in the elimination of dilution by the illegal short selling.

MIKEENNIS1 OP : I opened an Upstream account 3 months ago and a MERJ Exchange account 4 months ago.  I have opened the order book and $2.00 is best ask price. I am not going to sell until the share buy back is confirmed or canceled.