Interesting thought. I'm in the dark on this myself.
I was completely shocked when the stock jumped to 0.046c back in February, having been as low as 0.003c a month earlier.
I thought the stock was dead, and cancelled.
I've been wondering myself, if there is something going on between Crossing Automation and ASYTQ's stock, and any money that is still floating around, that ASYTQ is absorbing.
When 15 million shares traded in February, it had to be related to the money that ASYTQ had from its sales of its assets, and was available to shareholders.