You are correct that naked sellers can continue to issue air shares if needed. However, that doesn't change the fact that the co can keep reducing the outstanding shares at discount prices. The more air shares the bad guys use to reduce the price, the more shares are eliminated, at least 'on the books'. So take the extreme, if they sold the sp down to .01 cents and the company bought back say 75% of the shares we'd force them to cover because the market would EVENTUALLY see the intrinsic value. The book value is increased and the inequality of the sp would eventually revert to the norm if the co continued to progress w it's business plan.
Dividends are the best thing but buybacks are good for us as well. The idea of issuing a specific coin as a dividend would potentially really stir the pot since the shorts would have no choice but to cover since they can't create a physical coin (stamped w sfmi!) out of thin air.
