notapumperorbasher.I agree with your correct analysis of the trading of $DIGX.
Most of the shares traded in the inter-Q3/Q4 period have been bought at the 2017 year-end and 2018 bottom prices of .0003/4 by longs who aren't concerned about the low volume of trading between the filing of reports or how long they have to wait for their 100% > 500% profit on a number of occasions over the coming days, weeks and months.
As a real company with proven $2M+ revenues, a thin share structure, and no dilution whatsoever throughout 2017 and 2018 to date, it doesn't take 300M > 500M shares to move up an .0001 increment or 1+ Billion shares traded to make a 100% profit.
The fact that longs control the bulk of the shares bought at the cheapest price points is a major factor in keeping it thin to the upside compared to most OTC stocks in the .0004 >.0010+ price range.
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