I will check the 10K for the page number concerning the shares outstanding.
Using round numbers, it will read:
96 million at the end of Dec 31 2016
147 million at the end of Dec 31 2017
This is, using round numbers, an increase of 50 million
It doesn't necessarily all 50 million are in the float. Further examination of the 10K reports officers have the option to purchase shares at a nickel.
There are other shares available upon the exercise of warrants.
We do know where, using round numbers, where 5 million went because Jeff Friedland sold them from various accounts.
The Nasdaq's third tier, the AMEX can be just as bad, and last but not least, the OTC, it seems, are financial venues that reward failure.