Problem is, there's no buy support, no new money coming into the coin, beyond occasional, tiny fractions of a bitcoin. This was the real problem before the latest dump and probably the reason it happened.

It's a very skeptical market right now. Buyers are reluctant, so for a coin to succeed, it needs to be heavily and regularly developed/enhanced and regularly promoted like jl777 has done for bitcointalkdark.

I've never gotten the sense that Pavel is a scammer, but it's an open question whether he's up to the task of doing what it takes these days to keep this brutal market from dumping on a coin.

Much as I hate to admit it, rustynailer has a point. Either Pavel comes out with a compelling update -- that's compelling about future development and marketing (what's the latest on the PR initiative?) -- or he commits some serious buy support to convince the market that the coin has a future he is committed to or (ideally) he does both. If he needs time to prepare a compelling "media blitz", then provide some buy support in the meantime to convince the market you're invested. In this market, when there's doubt, silence kills.

Short of an "intervention", this battered altcoin market will do to this coin what it seems to be doing to a lot of coins - dumping first, asking questions later. A lot of people have been screwed across a lot of coins - a lot of people are on a short fuse.

In the [ANN], Pavel wrote:
"If this ICO will reach a certain goal I will leave my full time job and dedicate 100% of my time to this project."
I assume the sold-out ICO met his target. Market needs to be convinced that Pavel intends to hold up his end of the deal.

In any case, Pavel, you should get someone to help with development/marketing.