Good question. "Dual-listing refers to the process of listing a stock on multiple stock exchanges. This is done for a variety of reasons. It increases liquidity, provides more avenues to raise capital, and potentially allows for more trading time if the exchanges are open at different times."

Right now I think most would take either exchange. But the Dream Exchange would no doubt give us a huge publicity opportunity upon the merger/launch. While an up list to Nasdaq could take two months after the merger/launch. Even if Nasdaq has already looked at the private companies and approved a listing upon merger, we still have to close on the OTC market at $2 for five days (tier #1) or $3 for five days (tier #2) or close for one day at $4 for tier #3 for up listing to Nasdaq. We would only have the PR's from Dalton for an OTC launch but huge publicity for the Dream Exchange.