I know it sucks that regular shareholders are the ones that get totally screwed in situations like this. It's not fair.  But it's how our capitalist society works.  The rich get better opportunities, and better terms.  Buts it's also out of the companies control. They're allowed to reset options and warrant prices, but not the stock price obviously. Hopefully one day shareholders do get money from the company, in the form of dividends if and when this company is a success. 

When I look at the news release and try to decipher the clues in it, you would think that news is coming, and the company thinks this news will bring the share price firmly above the acceleration clause price.  I don't want to set myself up, and others, to expect something that might not come, but that's the scenario that makes the most sense to me.  If this happens, it would trigger two positives.  Making people that bought into that PP happier, and more likely to invest in another PP, should one happen.  And more importantly, gives the company cash.  It's not a lot of cash, but this company needs every penny it can get right now until they solve their funding issue.  

Fingers crossed for good news this week.