RE:Projections?Probably a little concerned about the 20,000,000 shares issued, and they issued more shares last month too? I get it's a cheaper way to pay for things vs cash/debt but hurting the stock long-term and shareholders....greed is the best way for start-ups to fail, sure they can reverse split if they issue to much too early but lose investor trust. After that last issuance be around 150,000,000 shares outstanding? Say they get stable at $2M monthly revenue, so $24M for year, if we use todays price/ratio ratio of 1.82x from end of 2021 that'd value the company at $43M or $0.28 a share...from what I can see in this companies price history, alot of people (Early investors) took profits and dumped this stock, so will as well come down to if management has a long-term view to actual make this a billion dollar company.