Outstanding increased 45 million shares during Q1. Debt DECREASED $70,405 in Q1. I'm pretty sure the 45 million went into float to pay off the long term debts. I saw something very similar with another hemp company in Q1 and I'm fine with that. Issuing free trading stock to pay off high interest convertible notes is business smart, particularly since all the hemp companies I've seen have limited cash flow. The company can buy back some float after operating revenue increases. BTW, POTN is a pinkie that reports to OTC Markets, Inc, not the SEC. They may want to get their financials audited, file an S-1, and move from pink to OTCQB at some point in the future. Would be nice.
