question about the MOBI token, multi-sig, and asset issuance

wkta

Hi,
I'm unsure if I totally undestood multi-sig + asset issuance, maybe someone can help and share insights?

Here's my problem: public conditions about the MOBI token state that "There will only ever be 888 million MOBI."
However, browsing this page
we can see they have multi-sig set up on their issuing account with several accounts with a weight of 1. Therefore, weights can add up to 3 (with 3 signatures) which is sufficient for the payment op.

Hence, although the master signer has been nullified as one might expect to lock the total supply (the "w:0" line) I believe they still could issue new MOBI tokens if they wanted to.
To put this in perspective, you can compare the previous account with the HUG issuing account, which is clearly and simply locked up: via this page

Am I right about the fact that new MOBI can still be created yet, or deluded about the multi-sig functioning?

What could be the reasons for keepin multi-sig active on an issuing acc tied to a token supposed to exist in a limited quantity?

Thanks in advance!
Tom

StellarGuard

wkta Yeah, looks like you're right about that.

The only reason I can think for this is that when they first launched there were a lot of problems and I believe they ended up having to create a new account to re-issue because they completely locked the account (my memory is hazy... I could be wrong). Maybe they decided to keep it unlocked for that reason as an escape hatch in case things went wrong again?