What has really been sold in the .007's. This is
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11:21:26 0.00765 15000 OTO
11:13:35 0.007 4800 OTO
11:13:34 0.007 4800 OTO
10:19:09 0.00736 19135 OTO
10:16:18 0.0072 19135 OTO
09:40:29 0.0078 40000 OTO
09:30:51 0.00785 5400 OTO
09:30:06 0.007 12000 OTO
09:30:01 0.0079 11500 OTO
01/17 0.0075 1200000 OTO
01/17 0.00775 10000 OTO
01/17 0.008 32416 OTO
01/17 0.008 32416 OTO
01/17 0.0078 20544 OTO
01/17 0.00775 20000 OTO
01/17 0.0078 8000 OTO
01/17 0.0077 55740 OTO
01/17 0.0077 20000 OTO
01/17 0.0077 15000 OTO
01/17 0.0077 21300 OTO
01/17 0.0077 10000 OTO
01/17 0.00765 20000 OTO
01/17 0.008 125000 OTO
01/17 0.0077 200000 OTO
01/17 0.0078 60000 OTO
01/17 0.0077 512 OTO
01/17 0.0084 50 OTO
15000+4800+4800+19135+19135+40000+5400+12000+11500+1200000+1000+20544+20000+8000+55740+20000+15000+21300+10000+20000+200000+60000+512
=1783866 shares sold below .008
Some of those totals were on the buy side, so not a lot being sold or shaken, and certainly not indicative of "massive dilution".
With Pantheon holding 200M, Flagship holding 100M and InMed holding 100M, plus Patienttrac holding an estimated 81M, why would they crush the price from .0084 to .007, fourteen ticks, all for less than 15 grand(minus processing fees in commission) to split between them, which by doing so would tank the value of their core combined holdings of approx 481M shares? This would also mean traders weren't selling, shorts weren't short selling, and/or longs weren't selling. Doesn't make sense. Other "factors" are at play.