No, the issue is the share price combined with the volume. (Read the terms of the 2017 Agreement.) And the reason for that is Aspire needs to be able to sell those shares. The last few Aspire purchases were done at those tough terms because Aspire needed a heavy discount to assure it wouldn't lose money. The daily dollar volume of IPIX has gotten so low that it wasn't enough to meet the Agreement terms. Another way to think about it is that the market is no longer willing to provide capital to IPIX, so neither was Aspire except at an enormous discount. The last side agreement even had milestone requirements, that's how reticent Aspire got about doing anything. And now it clearly appears they've said "enough, no more." We can't tap them again until market demand for our equity meets the Agreement.