Agreed Mironclaw.  Old prospectus expired Nov 15th, perhaps a new one is in the works and someone sees it as a good time to sell.  Though I would wonder why, considering all that is going on.

The expired prospectus was valid to Nov 15th, one would think if the company was considering a capital raise, they would have taken advantage of it while the old prospectus was in place.  The obvious answer: they didn't need to at this time.  Moving forward: generally speaking its good governance for pre-revenue startups to have an option or ability to raise funds should the need arise.  Having a new prospectus in place doesn't mean they will act on it, but will provide security for the company and its potential customers knowing they have a ready means to remain financially viable until revenues do start rolling in.  IMO, not a big deal.