I'm one of the new guys.  I started buying when it was below .01    It dipped to .007 and lower and I was in the process of raising more BTC so I can purchase more XCP's. By the time I raised more BTC It was again .009 and on the way to breaking .01.  Kept buying as I got more BTC.  Kept buying more on the way up to .02 and some of my buys are above .02 and purchased some the past 2 days.  I keep buying until I get to my desired amount and then I'll hodl.

Please don't feel bad for me if I bought XCP for higher than the current price.  Each investor/speculator is responsible for their own actions.  I purchased ltc when it was around .002BTC.  I watched it go to .05BTC, but I didn't sell.  I sold all of my ltc right around .02BTC.

I don't know what you think the XCP community and developers can do about the wild price swings.  Bitcoin had them and still has them on occasions.  Stock Markets have them.  Company stocks have them as well.  Netflix went from over $300/share three years ago to about $50ish.  Look at where NFLX is now.  Apple AAPL, was almost bankrupt at one time.  Now it's worth almost as much as GOOGL and MSFT combined (and it was worth more than them combined from what I remember).  Apple did not go straight up.  Not even close.  Wild ups and downs.

Oh, you want to stop what you perceive as "insider trading"?  Then you want centralized regulated trading, like the US stock market where the SEC can prosecute criminals engaged in manipulation?     Where no such thing as unlimited printing of money (QE1, QE2, QE3) to bail-out the cowboys gambling with the world's financial system?  Because price manipulation of any market needs regulators to punish these very bad men and women.