This looks really interesting, but I'm not sure if I'm missing something. It seems to be implied that the profit from the projects such as Coinry, iHash, ArchX etc will be shared with 'shareholders' who own the coin, but I can't find any reference to how much or how this will work other than that it will 'create buy pressure'.
For example, the only project with a breakdown of where profits will go has 100% of the profits being either put back into the project or given to the person who set up and runs it. Now I do understand that advanced knowledge of sales creates a trading opportunity because of the bulk buys going past market price, but just the fact that archcoins are being purchase for this process is not going to increase the value if all those coins are later sold to finance the project or take profits.
Are there any actual profit sharing mechanisms for any of these projects?
It's a simple way for profit distribution that appeals to traders. We want predictable volatility because there is no money in stability. In our case giving you a chance to set your high sells after each purchase order notification from the ARCH SALES tab. Sure we buy expensive arch, and if arch needs funds we will have to sell it back to your low buys. You see? Arch has just shared it's profits with you. Rinse repeat
Coinry will be our super multipool giving constant buy support while Moby will be our periodical large market buy ups. This works very well with the linear 3 to 20% staking, large archcoin movements will be easy to spot

Remember our goal is FIAT and while the others will have to keep trading with each other in this low volume market, ARCH is going outside to meet the other 99.9% that don't know/care about bitcoin.
Its profitable and we get people to see the blockchain as a useful tool and not a "coin". Imo, posing bitcoin as alternate financial solutions doesn't work and threatens people's sense of security.
ARCH prefers to show them how useful the blockchain is as a service so they can better understand and accept bitcoin.