Well don't cry man, it's just I got a thing for people like your kind ( greatest morons on the forum), who can't make their point without throwing insults. What are you feeling like? My last response here though.. you know what they say about silence?

Only dropped by 50% because they already sold other half of the bitcoin they have to Scilex, which is 491,4BTC from total of 1309 BTC, therefore the market priced the stock only worth half of it after the withdrawal incident therefore the stock price is actually accurately accounting for the real underlying price.

Had they keep the "Not your keys, not your Bitcoin" ideal in mind, they wouldn't have faced the problem indeed.

Honestly, I had the same reaction after reading through the article. It doesn't make sense that a well established firm like Datavault AI that is offering public shares will be less complacent and so passive towards this. They requested withdrawal for over 4 months now, and they're not speaking up. I'd have been freaking out by now if I were in their position: sending lawsuit upon lawsuit, reports upon report,  article upon article. I won't be as chill as they are; if my withdrawal didn't go through in just a week time, I'd have freaked out and panicked.

That's why I felt this thing is fishy, Datavault AI is somewhat fishy. Although, I saw that biconomy do have some bad reviews in trustpilot, meaning this has been their normal modus operandi; but still, for Datavault to be this passive about it is really fishy.