Great. Now we're going to add cranks & conspiracy dupes to the list of trolls?
You want to compare stocks with tokens? Not a good idea, but if you're going to do that, at least read and understand what is a very common practice: new stocks are issued all the time, including by Google.
On August 18, 2005 (one year after the initial IPO), Google announced that it would sell 14,159,265 more shares of its stock to raise money. The move would double Google's cash stockpile to $7 billion. Google said it would use the money for "acquisitions of complementary businesses, technologies or other assets".[29]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_GoogleThe rest of your claims are rubbish as well, though they are only personal attacks, not arguments.
The markets move on information. There was no "pumping & dumping" by Synereo, the markets simply responded to media coverage on the project, as usual. Other economic info and bitcoin market gains, a delay in token issuance magnified by questionable business practices of a major Chinese exchange backing out of their deal with Synereo, and negative drama & delay incited by the now ex-CTO all played roles in the temporary decline in sentiment of supporters and speculators .
Sentiment will restored when the new plans are released, and the alpha product begins testing operations.
Real manipulation is done in centralized markets, because of whales moving large quantities of other currencies in and out, and their ability to take advantage of those bottlenecks. The orchestrated BTC rally was a vacuuming of support out of alt-coins across the board, and is still going. Bitcoin supply is diluted on a daily basis, and has no other information to share. Its price moves for other reasons.
Decentralized exchanges, and P2P markets are the solution to that, not crying out that the sky is falling, and thinking everything else is a scam. Follow the money trail!. If Synereo had the kind of money needed to manipulate the market, they would not have been doing a fundraiser!
