1J NASDAQ companies do more rs than the otc companies. There is no price requirement to stay on the OTC.
When NASDAQ stocks fall below a certain price threshold they have to do a reverse stock split if they can’t get the price up. The short sellers and debt holders run down NASDAQ stocks too.
An example:
S M X (Security Matters) PLC has a history of multiple reverse stock splits to maintain Nasdaq listing requirements, with the most recent being a 1-for-4.8828125 split on February 17, 2026. This followed several other significant consolidations, including a 1-for-4 split in Feb 2026, 1-for-8 in Nov 2025, and a 1-for-22 split in Aug 2023
There would not be many companies on the NASDAQ if companies could not do a reverse split.
I get what you mean that they should not let them do reverse splits to stay on NASDAQ.
They shouldn’t let short selling either.
They shouldn’t let debt holders dilute more that 1% a month either
Affluence Corp has no stock split history
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