Thanks for sharing this post.
Since Tony said your analysis was incorrect, a possible conclusion is that a company valuation of 70 million + is indeed accurate.
When the revenue numbers are released, including the statistics of how an individual contest increases paid memberships, this will be a driving factor in determining company valuation.
ENTI is worth not only the current revenue, but more importantly, the ability to increase revenue with it's working and functioning business model.
So I see this response from Tony to point to the fact that uplisting will retain a .02 to .05 PPS, which will be achieved BECAUSE the company valuation is $140 million +.