well i bought some more coins in this dump. Let's see if it was a good idea or not.

No, far from it - look at the returns - speaks for itself )

All that good, but with this approach the coin has no chance to rise on the market... As soon as someone wants to buy anything more than couple of 10.000 shares, he just buys from Gladimor  

Gladimor gets the money and adds to trading fund (thats nice), all the rest get the dividends, but those dividends will not get bigger with the size of the fund growing (because the number of shareholders rises alongside with the size of the fund)... So for shareholders there is no value in those deals, but as a result coin price struggles to even keep at the ICO level

I believe coins should not be sold by Gladimor at those low rates (that is much lower than market rates!!, if we take into account the size of the sale). This just doesn't look good. Anyone else feels the same?

I exactly feel the same. No one would be able to buy that amount of coins from the market. It should at least be 1.5x of the ICO price. If anyone else willing to buy shares, I can sell them some for 0.00013804 off market.

Also with Yobit we will never move anywhere. It is kinda obvious. Yobit is full of ether, dash and lisk bots and placebo playing whale with his tiny 5 btc while faucet plebs beg for pump.

Yeah, that looks pretty bad.

I believe there is gap right now in crypto need to be filled there is polo then there is trex ..then yobit .....each got style but something will change for sure not to mention most alts suffering the no volume thing right now...btc might surge soon caz of sigwet and sidechains also Zcash at doors soo yeah not looking good for altcoins

having the BTC payments circulate through the ICO address wouldn't hurt.. for transparency's sake.

I somewhat disagree here. First all those sales are still above IAO price so those sales are, if only slightly, rising the average amount of fund money available per share and thus helping everyone. This effect should increase in future:
1.5x ICO price minimum sounds good though.

In things market, there are not enough coins for sale for bigger deals and Gladimor already said the first deal was an exception for its too small number of coins with slightly above 20k, so anyone new not able or willing to go for 50k or even close to 100k coins will have do with the market in future. Then we as investors could raise the market price somewhat with buy orders as well if we are concerned about it. Then I don't think larger price explosions would help the coin much, it would look good for our investments but could deterrent potential new investors and attract short time pump traders instead. Some steady growth as further payouts are building up trust sounds better to me.

Admittedly I didn't manage to free up enough funds to meet my investment target at IAO by far and thus those lower prices helped me out and I usually make it a habit to try and keep additional funds ready to make use of price drops. So I naturally have a different view on those matters and are usually only angry at myself to be too tight on funds then, but I completely understand your point. It's not a good thing for an ICO coin to drop below its ICO price and you're right that people getting in cheaper might leave earlier unless, like me, they're planning to stay for dividends. The good thing is the dividends are not paid in OMC, so while there are no buys by Gladimor there are no dumps of payouts as well, and Gladimor went for a decently low POS reward so no big dumps there too.

I agree, not undermining buying pressure is important, this a minimum price for private sales and a minimum size. Both of targets are met here I think, anything way above 20k OMC can't be reliably traded on the market, not in the time frame between payouts at least, so private trades of 50k and more are not hurting the buy pressure. Anyone going for 50k+ and paying premium for it will consider getting additional 10k or so for less if trading on (Yobit) market is an option at all. The investors who don't are an even better chance for OMC because it's way less likely thet dump there after all so it doesn't matter if they'd buy less.