MakinBank, respectfully, with your question...
Respectfully, I think there was some big thing about publicly trying to lock down a float so I wouldn't worry about tracking that. I would suspect that over half of the float has probably been bought with another quarter of the float to be bought up shortly as a minimum.
To keep it simple, the EGYH float is nearly gone or will probably be gone in the near future if I had to guess. With where I think this one is going, I think none of that tracking/counting will matter.
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