Exactly. Just look at the history. In 2015, Calissio goes to the greys and seems to reluctantly announce that it is going private over the frustration of the dividend fiasco and looming lawsuit from COR. The lawsuit was only officially dismissed in 2019 after an Appeal court ruling. Then in April 2020, CRGP starts trading again on increased volume and accumulation. By December 2020, SSM and this custodianship issue enter the picture, which triggers significantly more trading activity. CRGP was trading at a high of .0006 prior to knowledge of SSM involvement. CRGP contests the custodianship and SSM's custodianship is dismissed.
Therefore, now that SSM is out of the picture, it would be logical to presume that price should drop back to those .000 levels, as we are seemingly back at square one. However, price has actually held up quite well, suggesting that there are MANY holders that are refusing to sell.
CRGP clearly had plans with this back in April 2020, but didn't want to show their hand. The SSM issue complicated things because CRGP was forced to publicly defend the fact that there is value worth fighting for.
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