The bounty program for Mobile Go centered mainly on a signature campaign. 300,000 tokens were distributed to participants. I believe there was one Thunderclap campaign as well. It might have had a budget of another 50,000-100,000 tokens, I can't remember for sure.

I don't think the continued low price has anything to do with bounty participants selling their coins. I imagine most of that happened long ago. What others have said about low liquidity on less than top tier exchanges is probably the real reason. I'm with the camp who believes the team will eventually turn things around and the best days are yet ahead for MGO. It's been a long and painful path for many that's for sure.