What if the early adopters of Bitcoin had simply held on to all of their coins? Then very few people would have it, and the value would not be nearly as high today as it is.
When the miners sell, that gets the coins into more hands. The more people holding the coin, the larger the community becomes and the more possibilities exist for trade.
If everyone simply held their coins without trade, things would stagnate very quickly.
Thus, our efforts need to be on building out real software, services, merchandising, etc.
For example, a simple idea that any one of us could do to earn some RPC:
Design and Print Ron Paul Coin T-Shirts. They make it super easy at cafepress.com and similar sites. Basically, just upload your design image. If you really get into it, print up some mugs and hats while you are at it.
You could advertise them here, on the ronpaulcoin forums, at Daily Paul, RonPaulForums, Ron Paul meetup groups, at Liberty Conferences, etc.
This type of effort would go a long way to building community support, earning you some RPC, and is a lot more constructive than sitting here bitching about people dumping RPC.
After all, why not dump them, if one has nothing to buy with them?
Another thought; someone on ronpaulforums was really wanting some RPC but only has an android phone. This person was begging for an android wallet. Are any of us building one?
BTC4EVER summed it up for you guys perfectly. The so called "activists" should take their eyes off the coinedup price and start doing some work. No android wallet? Set a bounty on the forums. You want your RPC to hit 0,1? Then you should start spreading the coin instead of hording. 100 RPC bounty for a wallet should be the least the community should contribute. You have a shop seeling mugs? Offer some Ron Paul Mugs for sale with RPC. Browsing this forum from time to time and all I see is QQ about dumpers and price. This doesnt create the need to get involved with this community atm. My 2c.