I didn't sell anything yet . You expect for your investment to be worth atleast what you put into it especially an ICO.( Or what's the point ?) You don't buy a share of stock for $30 and receive a share worth $15 do you ? Do they tell you to hold onto that stock and it'll be worth more one day ? Nope .
You expect your investment to be worth at least what you put into it? Really?!? It's an investment, not a savings account, and in crypto or any related market, every investment is a very high risk one, so having any sort of
expectations regarding your investment is just silly. All you can possibly realistically have is the
hope that it'll at least retain its value, and even more
hope that you'll actually turn a profit. If you have expectations of your investment to be worth at least what you put into it, you should probably stick with banks and fiat and low risk investments.
As to buying a share for $30 and getting one worth $15... it took all of about ten seconds to find this page
https://www.iposcoop.com/last-100-ipos/ showing that fully 30% of the last 100 real world IPO's closed on their first day at a loss compared to the initial offer price, so yes, people do end up with shares that are worth less than they paid for them.
In any case, the price of TIME is completely irrelevant. The price of TIME does not affect how much funding the Chronobank team gets... that number was fixed at the close of the ICO. Post-ICO, the only value TIME currently has is what people have paid for it, and with the time span of the ICO, the bonus structure, and btc price variance, the value of TIME varies from one person to another. Long term, the price of TIME is also irrelevant, unless you're looking to buy or sell. But if you're holding and collecting dividends, the only thing that matters is the proportion of the 710000 TIME in existence that you have, not what you paid for it or what you could sell it for.