The markets for BTC are completely driven by ponzi price gamblers, i.e they only speculate the price will continue rising forever, or at least "store" value. The markets for BSV are driven by utility. I.e. those who speculate about the price of BSV are more realistic and discerning. They sell it when it is overpriced compared to it's fundamental utility value, instead of buying more and "pumping" the price to levels that are not supported by the underlying economy.

Craig is not going to "pump" our bags. But he is actively laying the foundations of the infrastructure that will scale Bitcoin, globally, to enable companies to build on a stable protocol, and grow the utility of Bitcoin.

The more it can actually do for you, the greater the price will be. The price will be supported by people who are buying it to use/spend it, instead of only hodling it. Then the effect of market speculators becomes less of a dominating force in the market.

Those who support BSV should focus less on the price and more on the countless projects being built on it, and the companies (and countries) that are slowly starting to understand what Bitcoin can actually do when it breaks free from the shackles and restrictions placed on it over the years by those who never understood it properly. More and more people are learning every day.