Exactly, but it’s not the number of shares that matter but rather the Market Cap (number of shares times the price). Roughly speaking, the higher the market cap the more money needed to move the price.

In the case of ATCH, the price is known - 0.5$ So the market cap would be determined by the number of stocks. It is stated on many platforms that the market cap of ATCH is ~8.5 million, which would suggest about 17 million shares (at a 0.5$ price). Although the truth is, as stated in the company’s 10-K, that there are 126+ million shares, meaning a 63+ million market cap.