I did further calculations to test the possibility of CS selling the 1,382,236 after 02-Nov.
Assuming they didn't want to sell at loss, they would have to sell above their average of $0.1559, that leaves them the very few opportunities to sell as there were only very few occurrences of price being above $0.1559 on the 1-minute chart.
04-Nov closing auction $0.16
05-Nov opening auction $0.165
05-Nov open, post auction $0.16
05-Nov 10.45am $0.16
I could only work out the % of volume traded in those occurrences and apply those % to the 1,382,236 shares for calculations, so the calculations may not accurately represent CS's transactions.
Of those shares traded at $0.16 and $0.165 on the aforementioned dates, roughly 69% traded at $0.16, and 31% traded at $0.165. Applying these % to the 1,382,236 shares, assuming CS intended to sell out all their remaining holding, they would make $7,728.47 from the whole pump and dump, approximately 0.574% profit, not accounting brokerage.
If assume all transactions occurred during the largest volume occurrences above the average of $0.1559 were CS's unloading (unlikely), they would have sold ~66% at $0.16, and ~34% at $0.165, which would give them a profit of ~$7,934.64 or 0.59%, not accounting brokerage.
Maybe they are content with ~$8,000 profit from the deployment of $1.3mil, I don't know.
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