Nothing is too late to change. Everything is possible with God!
I just realized that the ones who got in early already got a 10x value in their investment. So I do think good providence would favor lowering the prices. from $750 to $7700 in only 3 weeks or so? sounds like a great ROI already!
But changing it now would be extremely unfair to the people who have purchased BBP in recent days simply to get enough for a sanctuary. If there was someone who purchased all of the 1.55 million BBP at a premium price in the last few days, then that person was told actually only 100k is needed, then they will be annoyed that they spend way more than they need.
Additionally, if that were to happen people would dump their excess coins on he exchange and lower the price.
Out theoretical person will then have purchased 1.45 million more BBP than needed at a premium price and could not get their money back due to the drop in price.
Additionally, and more convincingly, Rob has given a final price. I believe him to be a man of his word, of integrity, and I don't expect or want him to go back on his word.
It sucks if you don't have enough to run a sanctuary (I don't) because you feel locked out, but it is better for Rob to keep his word. So I am happy.
In the end, we have to keep in mind that a big reason why we invested in BBP is for helping those in need. So let's not bicker about something like the price of a sanctuary which isn't going to change in the near future.
I am not bickering. Making an observation about what would be a more fair setup and what I think will be a corrupting influence in the future. By having something so out of reach at the start and only allowing 'rich' miners (early btc owners or powerhashers) you are inviting a concentration of profit driven decision makers. The project then goes from charity driven and altruism to entirely money driven.
If you take a look at the dash masternode proposals discussions you will find exactly how corrupting this can be. They banter around bragging about how they can now afford that superbowl commercial or how they should hire xyz stuntman or celebrity to endorse Dash.
In short it invites a committee of non believers with values opposite the bible. This happens all the time with churches now - the focus is on growing numbers so they can get more in donations. And their doctrine changes as well.
As the saying goes, serve God or money (mammon) but not both. One is master or the other.