Hitting $0.36 depends on profits and guidance
Assuming full conversion by Meller and the two investors, we'll be looking at about 20M shares at the end of the year, unless there's an acquisition.
If they can string together some increasing revenue, profitable quarters and address the debt issues on schedule, then IMO, $0.36 is do-able by the end of the year.
At the very least, the reverse will allow a more reasonable spread, and the price can be worked-up over time, rather than in the 100% step from $0.0001 to $0.0002, and the 50% step from $0.0002 to $0.0003.
Of course, a downturn in the economy could effect growth, and we might end up being stuck at $0.20 for awhile.