A casual look doesn't really show what was stolen by whom from where.<p>> As part of the deal, the two companies engaged in a share-for-share exchange<p>Is this one of those things where each company has an incentive to massively overvalue the other's stock, and by extension their own?<p>"BRB, I'm going to trade my shiny pebble worth $50m for my friend's shiny pebble which is also worth $50m, but I might be willing to part with it for a mere $1 million to the right buyer."
His xrengine is a fork of the sold Ethereal Engine.<p>This branch is 18912 commits ahead of, 3626 commits behind EtherealEngine/etherealengine:dev.<p><a href="https://github.com/xr-foundation/XREngine">https://github.com/xr-foundation/XREngine</a><p>Both MIT licensed.<p>So on my first glance he seems to be angry that his improved version didn't get the 75M, but the original project. "stolen"? Not so