He may be merging SGSI with a Nasdaq company and they may want the R/S first?
Or he may have real non toxic debt financing offers that are based on uplisting to Nasdaq first.
It is way easier to support stock prices on Nasdaq than on OTC, major deep pocket investors (not day traders but real long investors)will never buy and hold an OTC stock.
Ponder wants to get the market cap up 100 Mil dollars, that will not happen on pink sheets or using OTC style financing.
I have been in .0010 stocks that did a R/S and uplisted to Nasdaq. One is a biotech that go over $18, but started at $4 after the R/S, dipped to $2.50 briefly with no volume then ran...