The so-called uplisting to an audited otc market will not change the manipulation of mjna. They will continue to do the pump and dump. Generally brokers cannot recommend a stock on the otc, so institutional buying will still be limited. There is virtually no regulation of the otc market. Sure the financials are audited, but the MMs still control the trading. To get on a real stock exchange generally the price needs to be over $2. The large mjna os has little to do with the manipulation, imo. Mjna could do a reverse split and drop the os back under 100 million shares anytime they want.