Why would the devs have any incentive to work hard on the coin now; they've made not a dime from it.
No, they are getting the money in installments over time from Moolah, so if they don't work hard they don't get paid.
That's the point. They've gone from being independent developers of an innovative coin to--basically--employes of Moolah. The whole thing is problematic.
Think its been more of an unfortunately chain of events really. Moolah paid them > launch fucked up > devs returned 250 BTC to re-installl faith in users > Devs fixed stuff > Weekend and UK Bank holiday delays them getting payment and doing what they intended with the money. Time span for events: 1 week, Result: Panic.
Think the Moolah setup will work well once the first hurdle is passed personally.
Like the other poster says - if come thursday next week things are all still looking bad then maybe it is time to get a little more worried. Right now i think people need to go read up on the word "patience" because very few clearly have an ounce of the stuff.