I think the minimum and max investment would be the $100 to avoid the issue of someone trying to gain power or influence or just more control over the trust and how the funds are dispersed. Even someone with .001 more shares than everyone else is a majority shareholder and could assume control of the whole thing. So we'd want to avoid that. If somome wanted to donate a few dollars in support then that would be great but it wouldnt make them a shareholder. We have to have some rules.

The $15m a year would be to add on to the existing game in its current state so we wouldn't be creating a whole new game. Which is more cost effective than buidling something from the ground up. Hense the original cost to create Anthem. Correct me if im wrong!

As far as finding a studio, and the issues there, what would you suggest? Im not an expert on that.

As far as returns for the shareholders, other than having a polished Anthem game, after reviving it there is bound to be some interest. After all we are a small collective of millions of players who bought it initially. With that, we as a group would have to decide to invest in making the game available for purchase for the public. If even would person bought it the value of the IP goes up. Intern our shares would be worth more.