If you have nothing to contribute why would you expect someone wants to sell you coins for nothing? I've already agreed to pledge 6.5M coins for dev fund and it's just a start. I have no problems with giving away millions for people who deserve it, but I won't sell a single coin for someone like you.
Hey, you're not ignoring me (and your 70 sat sale claim does look bogus) so that's two strikes against you
Seriously, I am contributing in two ways.
1- trying to convince buyers not to freak out in a panic buy and bid up the price NOW that will result in volatility and a probable crash down the track
2- help to keep the price low to spread adoption, grow the community, and help Qora succeed
Look at the experience of NXT. Bounties don't work that well to get things done compared to people working to increase the value of a stake THEY bought at a good price. I'll give you an example.
Early NXt history, some whales paid bounties to lots of guys (dec 2013) who they hoped would stick around, but many of those guys didn't have big enough personal stake, so what did they do? Utopianfuture comes along (who didn't have a big enough stake either) and starts NEM out of frustration, and most of his NEM dev team were cherry picked from early NXT dev guys who must have found dev bonuses weren't enough to keep them working on NXT. Go look at the history. Jaguar, main NEM dev and most of his crew were paid reasonable bounties, and then took off to start NEM. If UP & Jaguar and the other guys had bought more NXT they would have been motivated to stay working on NXT (maybe).
How did the NXT dev situation resolve itself? The price of NXT fell so low that the guys who were working on NXT could BUY a bigger stake (or some were given them as gifts I presume), so they had a personal incentive to work on NXT full-time. Jean-Luc, lead NXT dev who took over from BCNext is a 50 million NXT guy. If you don't have a dev of his quality in the 150 guys from the IPO, then who takes over from Qora dev, or at least helps him? That guy needs a big stake (bounties don't work), and he can't buy a big one if you guys make it impossible.
The point is a low price at the start serves many functions, and if you ignore that a Qora clone will kill Qora MK1 within a few weeks of source code release.
Call me troll if you want, but the buyers reading this will understand, and plenty of stakeholders who are happy to sell 25% of their holding for a x20 return, and then make a killing on the remaining 75%, will understand too. Don't kill the golden goose before it has a chance to lay some golden eggs.
Don't give away Qora, sell it cheap now, create a community, attract quality dev's who buy up a nice juicy stake, and then push the marketcap steadily up over 6-9 months.
Now, please go back to ignoring me ... I'm just a troll trying to spoil the party