I, too, anticipate there are several funds entering, those who haven't been able to touch this sector due to qualification requirements. Funds won't touch certain stocks that are below a certain PPS, let alone a company whose products are deemed federally illegal.
Not only will the Mutuals, IB's, and VC's be entering by the twos and threes, but we have to account for the several thousand new retail investors tuning into the "booming" industry, some who could also have felt reluctant to enter due to legal status, until they wake up some day soon to realize hemp is an entirely legal crop to grow and sell across the entire country (one state - California - being a top 5 ranked GDP globally.)
I see guys here talking 800k, 1M, 1.5M shares... but think about the hundreds or thousands of guys holding 50-100k, and probably a majority of those types still haven't gotten in yet.
But yeah, if a juggernaut like, say, Berkshire Hathaway felt inclined, they could scoop up a hemp processor fairly easily, and simply laugh at the "billions and billions" of shares they control.