Keep in mind, ASDN acquired Horizon Aircraft (a small eVTOL company) this Spring (https://finance.yahoo.com/news/astro-aerospace-announces-definitive-agreement-120000871.html). XERI's JV with XTI last month is apparently following a similar path -- except that: 1) the XTI TriFan is obviously a much more advanced aircraft (and much stronger team) with far greater potential, not to mention $1.3 Billion in pre-sales (a figure NO OTHER eVTOL maker can match!); 2) XERI has a number of high-revenue potential projects in the works (as part of its relationship with Xeriant Europe) which will help fund its operations while the eVTOL business develops. 3) Keith Duffy has a successful track record of taking a company from the OTC to NASDAQ; 4) XERI and XTI have executive teams and advisory boards that look more like an established company that's already on a major exchange, rather than a penny stock.
Give XERI a little more time to leverage the XTI JV and then watch what happens.