RE:RE:RE:RE:For those good at math That's how I read it, that the buy out offer is based on Supreme being valued at $435M, which works out to $0.44 based on fully diluted share count. The ratio of shares converter was an example used at a moment of time. If the deal is approved, I expect the ratio to be recalculated based on Canopy's then trading price compared to a $0.44 FIRE share price.
it's actually in our best interests for Canopy to keep sliding down as Supreme shareholders will end up with a lot more WEED shares and greater potential upside.