There is a third, arguably more likely, possibility which you haven't mentioned:
Short covering. As at last Friday there were still 9m outstanding short positions (https://www.shortman.com.au/stock?q=mcr).
If the bid ends next week without Wyloo achieving the magic 90% acceptance level, brace for what will almost certainly happen in the near term to the SP (hint: you're unlikely to be happy about it). A 20-25% premium applied to $1, or lower, is still less than the current offer price.
Moreover, the larger question is why anyone would continue to hold hoping for a measly additional 20-25%, given all the associated risks which have so painfully/simply been spelt out previously -- esp. when there is a larger stock market outside the MCR tent that will be much more liquid and offer plenty of opportunities for that additional 20-25% without the same risk profile.
I've got no skin in this game one way or the other, but it has been interesting to watch some of the reactions and rationales here.
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