Simply, many hamsters do not quite understand how the crypto-currency market works:
1) I create a coin and release it on the market
2) I sell the master of the node and I do the coin premain
3) Scores of 10 BTC on the coin listing for example on Cryptopia
4) Coins and workshops and trades take several months
5) Hamsters buy coins thinking that they will be sold at a higher price, mastroend buyers buy a coin to receive a freebie for interest payments from the master
6) The exchange buys coins while they are cheap
7) The price for a coin tends to its highest point
FINAL:
- Coin developers quickly sell all coins and earn a lot of dough
- mastrnode owners sell all their coins
- holders of large sums discard all their coins
- owners of stock exchanges are discarding all their coins
that's the whole end of the market.
Who is winning
1) naturally the developers of coins - this is their goal number 1
2) the owners of exchanges who discard all their coins
3) the owners of the knuckle-knuckle, who throw off all their coins
and just try to prove that this is not so))
And as soon as Cryptopia opens the BWK market - the price will immediately drop by 10-50% on crypto.
Look what happened to the CRC (CROWDCOIN or VIVO) - the profit was 10-20 days and then the total drain.
There will be no developments of coins, just those who are the fastest and smartest in time will salt all coins and pass to a new coin that is just in the development stage. Or just make a new coin and so on a circle
An astute observation, but ultimately false.
"and just try to prove that this is not so"
I think the fact that we're all still holding our premine coins and haven't sold any of them negates your entire argument. I can't speak as to what shenanigans any exchange in particular is up to, but Bulwark devs certainly haven't been dumping our premine coins and running away as you stated.