If you start buying on the market you are rewarding those who came in late, at a discount who are trying to flip their shares. If whoever bought 4 at .001 sold today at .34 to an uniformed investor - god bless. But if it was you, that sucks for rest of us.
I don't see why you think you deserve special treatment over the person who got a share for .001. A share is a share. It doesn't suddenly become worth less because it was traded. I wasn't under the impression that this is a pyramid scheme where people at the top get all the rewards where people at the bottom are left with nothing.
Are these bonds numbered and prioritized? How do you know where you sit in the queue? If you have a high priority share and trade it, does it move to the back of the line? What's the point of even allowing shares to transfer hands if they suddenly become worth nothing?
This.