That's what you get with manipulated stocks. If there's any room for doubt, which there will inevitably be when a stock is hit by an organized slander campaign and still doesn't have audited financials to stomp down the BS, then any small time investors that haven't looked closely at what the veteran members of the assembled team have said as they came on board will scurry for the door. First due to the slander which they think might be credible, and second by the onslaught of dumping by shorters and flippers that scares them out of their shares. Those days will soon be gone as the price climbs due to audited financials, uplisting and ongoing PRs detailing growth progress, new product releases etc. and with that price increase the volatility will drop off. That's when it's basically game over for the parasites and the money flowing in just washes them away.