It is trading at or near fair value currently. You might get a small spike to .04/.05, and a small drop under a penny, but the ebbs and flows of the price should remain in the .01-.03 groove if everything were to stay permanently stagnant. This is why downside risk is minimal here.
The caveat of course is whether the company can afford to pay its employees from revenues. If they continue to issue shares as compensation, then you have a situation where revenues stay the same but the pie is being divided more ways. If that happens, sub-penny levels are the likely norm.
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