You can’t sell a product with somebody else’s logo, at the very least this is trademark infringement.
CEO Vlad Tenev defended the company’s push into tokenized stocks on Wednesday, saying public companies can’t control the financial products built around their shares once they go public, after $AMC recently slammed Robinhood’s tokenization efforts
Says these are backed 1:1 with #AMC stock and no voting rights
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On Monday, AMC made quite a consequential announcement. We have created a new venture, Leawood Films. It’s a disciplined, low risk way for AMC to distribute movies to movie theaters in the US and around the world. Our goal is simple – get some movies made and released into theaters that might not otherwise be greenlit for theatrical exhibition.
Obviously, our bread and butter will always come from major Hollywood studios, and our other key distribution partners. But if we can get some extra movies made, it will be gravy for AMC as well as for other movie theater operators with whom we will work.
We are pleased to be taking this innovative step forward.
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$AMC AMC Entertainment Creates “Leawood Films” With the Aim of Having More Movies Distributed on to the Big Screen #AMC
New distribution venture will focus solely on films fully financed by their filmmakers, or already completed films, leveraging AMC's exhibition, marketing, and distribution expertise to expand the supply of movies for a broad array of movie theatre operators across the U.S. and internationally
Distinguished Hollywood veterans Toby Emmerich, Ricky Strauss and Kyle Davies to advise on new venture, which will be represented by Craig Jacobson of Hansen Jacobson
Leawood Films is designed to be additive and not expected to compete with AMC’s longstanding studio and distribution relationships
investor.amctheatres.com/new…
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Phantoms are created by more than naked shorts, including FTDs.
[One more time for the folks in the back: Every naked short results in a failure to deliver. Not every failure to deliver starts out as a naked short sale. Every failure to deliver results in a phantom share entitlement.]
Counterfeits only existed as paper certificates, which have largely been eliminated, but are easily detected by registrars.
