well, considering that the company has not authorized the issuance of shares in two years
Read through that last quarterly they released at the massive amount of convertible debt and "discount to the market" terms. Then go to Yahoo finance and pull up the historical price quotes and volume for the stock for the last 5 years. Start the day of the de-registration statement (12/19/2017) - after which those notes could convert with the CEO's/Boards blessing and nothing more - look through the volume day by day and tell me that at least some of that volume wasn't put up by those noteholders who were quite satisfied with an 80 - 100% gain on the conversions, even if it took awhile to dream up a pump and move the stock at $0.0001 or $0.0002.