Read my post. He could buy up MOST of the float and/or most of the OS with a portion of a 10 million share, at current PPS levels. And why do you think that TFN is NOT worth 55 million? I believe it is worth more than that. I was being conservative.
As a CEO, even with a shell, your value is based on how few shares are in the OS. Any smart CEO would want his shell (which is what BKMP will become after a sale of TFN) to show the best value possible, not only for himself and for shareholders, but for any prospective reverse-merger.