Yes I understand it perfectly. And I don't want to do it. The plan continues to be to pay dividends and increase them over time. The token generates enough cash flow to pay the dividend.
To be honest I didn't think I had this liquidity problem but I have to deal with it somehow. I didn't think anyone would sell tokens for less than half the price of what they are worth. It is a very profitable token, only in votes it generates more than in dividends, the raffles are also a form of distribution and its assets continue to grow.
Let's not forget that the assets back the token. If the token is liquidated, the assets are distributed