You established the price raised on expectations of your alpha release. And what will be if society is disappointed in your alpha release? The price will fall.
I correctly understand that the invested means will be blocked before the termination crowfunding on October 20? What to do to investors if in case of a failure of your release the price falls to 18-15k sat?
What do you plan in case of such scenario?
So, you mean that some short term speculators, who don't actually care about the Synereo project, were just betting that the alpha would be pretty, and the price would go up, and then those guys could dump and cash out?
Why should Synereo care about such people more than the people who really are supporters, and are in it for the long haul? Those people are very happy with the performance so far! There's no reason to expect anything different over the next 18 months until the next stage.
AMPs were at 20k or so for many weeks - then started to climb last week. That spike had already peaked, because people understand how to value the project at the stage that it's in, and also for its final state in the market. There's no reason to suspect it will go lower than this. Who is going to sell for much lower today that understands what the price will be in 2 weeks?
That's hysterical, 'the spike had already peaked', thank-you all knowing God of investing & when prices have peaked. When has the price &/or volume ever peaked 2 weeks prior to a successful Alpha release?
That speculative interest that occurs just prior too, at and just after release is when interest & volumes peak thereby allowing Synereo to maximise the value they could have attained from the second crowdsale giving the project the greatest chance of success going forward as welling as allowing longer term investors to sell a percentage to those pure release orientated speculators too. As it stands by price-fixing you've killed that critically important speculative market at the most critically important point for yourselves and investors.
I've already done very well on AMP & have promoted it but it's certainly a frustrating situation to witness the projects potential be undercut in this manner and certainly raises questions going forward.
I think most have already priced in the total 180 million coins in existance. infact they may be even less (I see 60 million now on coinmarketcap??), and might be even fewer soon if some crowdsale coins fail to sell (as they get burnt). there's no new coins being generated for this crowdsale, coins were already allocated for it. so I don't think your math adds up. 
