I know they need funds to fund themselves, obviously. But it's insane to own 99.9% of the tokens in existence as a funding excuse. It's way too much. Because these funds will return eventually to exchanges and not even early adopters will make any substantial profit for years even if the project is succesful.
A good comparison would be bitcoin mining asics. They're so expensive that the payback period can be as long as a year or more, and with difficulty constantly increasing, you'll never get to make any profit. The exact situation is with AMPs, the sooner the price will signifiantly increase, the sooner they'll dump more amps into the market to "fund" themselves and that will maintain a balance, meaning you won't get to make any profit unless you're an early adopter, and that's medium term prospect, 6-12 months.
Exaggerating a little bit with that 99.9% aren't we? Your comment is devoid of any actual evidence. The fact of the matter is that people who purchased AMPs in the first sale back in April 2015 have made a hefty return already. AMPs back then sold for approximately 1000 sats a piece, and they sold for less on Bittrex all the way down to ~600 sats. Currently, at 31.5k sats that gives a BTC return of at least 31.5x. Also during this time BTC went from ~$230 USD to $620 USD, which is a 2.69x return. This gives a combined minimum ROI of 84.91x. This occurred when there was double the amount of AMPs outstanding. Under your logic, there should already be dumpers dumping this back to the original 1000 sat levels. Obviously, that is not happening. What is happening is the exact opposite. Nobody is selling from the original sale as indicated by the extremely low market volume pre-secondary AMP sale. I seriously doubt the majority of current buyers will be selling for less than their purchase price, because they know the returns produced for the original sale participants. The Synereo tech stack has huge potential to radically disrupt and transform the social media market, "smart / social" contracts, and the entire fundamental basis of the internet as we know it today. You'd be a fool to think differently and underestimate the ability of this team, community, and technology.
. The thing is that normally I would have sold part of my AMP yesterday around its peak, but I didn't because of this 40k talks. So now I feel like "WHY DIDN'T I SELL AS I WOULD HAVE NORMALLY DONE !!!". 
