Dollar volume treit, not share volume.
SIAF produces more average dollar volume than 98.57% of issuers on the OTCBB. Without that dollar volume, the price per share would be substantially lower and the dilution far worse.
Now knowing that SIAF is a China based company, which is considered virtually toxic by the majority of U.S. investors, doesn't it strike you odd that it is in the top 1.43% of all OTCBB companies?
What does this tell you about the general market conditions in which SIAF trades?
I'm not sure you understand just how poor OTCBB companies are doing right now. Just in the last year, the OTCBB has lost 50.34% of its issuers. Most have either completely folded, or were so strapped for cash they voluntarily de-listed.
I honestly think if you looked around at the performance of many other promising OTCBB companies, you'd find SIAF is doing quite well even with all the shares being issued.
SIAF is just one company in a larger market, a larger market which is performing quite poorly while SIAF has been growing by leaps and bounds.