These are just the natural motions of the marketplace. The devs realize that they cannot reimburse all of the ICO participants for the difference in actual price with the funds acquired at the ICO bid. They simply do not have the coins in order to distribute and the flux in the market place would be catastrophic rather than progressive. This way, there is a greater chance and a shorter time frame involved with bringing the market to the level that was represented by the ICO bid. Burning a portion of the coins may only exacerbate an inevitable short. Given that it is more likely for the devs to sell what coins are left from the ICO at a price range that matches the ICO bid, we can assume that it will only help the endeavor that we all stand behind; which aims for a product that is worth several times the original ICO offer.
Give it all a moment of time.
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