It's fairly common for mid-to-massive investment funds to avoid companies that do not meet certain criterion, one such being listed on the NASDAQ.
Obviously, CEAD will have to maintain base recs to be NASDAQ-listed, but is a good step in the direction toward large capital investments. It should help CEAD growth within an already rapidly "growing" industry, both for MJ and table food. At a minimum, being on the NASDAQ boosts credibility.
There is a triple catalyst to further investor interest, IMO.