RE: problem...???Each drawdown cannot be larger than $500,000 so RVX can only raise about $1 million or so per month unless YA agrees to increasing a draw down amount. A minimum share price can be set for each draw down. For this one it's $4. The minimum protects YA from being forced to buy shares if RVX collapses altogether. However, YA can buy below the minimum if it chooses. That's my understanding from Article 8.1.e. You can find it on SEDA. The maximum number of shares issued under the drawdown could exceed 263,158 if YA decides to buy below the minimum price. So each month, RVX cannot raise through the SEDA enough to match the burn rate. I imagine that's why they're starting early. I don't expect early results from the ASSERT trial. They know how much work they have to do. It's easily predicted.