So Olenox just did a reverse stock split yesterday to stay on Nasdaq - basically 1-for-10 to bump up the share price and hit that $1 minimum. They're going from 10.2M shares down to 1.2M, which on paper doesn't change what you own but it looks better to institutional investors who won't touch penny stocks. It's a classic move when you're facing delisting risk. The reverse stock split thing always feels like a band-aid though - doesn't fix the actual underlying issues, just makes the ticker look healthier for a bit. Curious if this actually helps them attract real capital or if it's just buying time. What's everyone's take on these kinds of corporate restructurings?