If Canaccord had done their job, and blocked the release of those 200m shares into the market, there would still have been the other 93% of the shares released.
The SEC is fine with zero accountability for the 100% FAILURE of American gatekeepers to protect the investing public. The one exception, so far, has been with their prosecution of Penson. And the SEC's only problem with them is with the commissions they earned, not the damage they aided and abetted on shareholders.