You cannot expect hired hunters to carry their coins, they are not investors. They are paid for their work and take tokens as income,
The ICO manager must distribute gifts in such a way that the bounty hunter cannot influence the price by selling early.
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Generally most of them do not care about the projects they are promoting. Recently the teams trying to have control over the sale of tokens by the way of a slow allocation, after some time.
I think at some point you are right that a bounty hunters after getting tokens Immediate sell them and the price will fall of that ICO immediate after launching. But my point is every project pay just 2 to 3 % of total to all bounty hunters and if they all sell their tokens Immediate after getting, how this effect on price at launching. Second if the team think like this then they should pay them in ETH or Bitcoin. Everyone has right to sell his token when he wants to sell you cannot force them to hold.
The project at the beginning of the release of the phantom. But they do not work on the way out. But even after going out on bizhy, there are no guarantees that he does not like that he did like to come to MGO (https://coinmarketcap.com/ru/currencies/mobilego/)
I think at some point you are right that a bounty hunters after getting tokens Immediate sell them and the price will fall of that ICO immediate after launching. But my point is every project pay just 2 to 3 % of total to all bounty hunters and if they all sell their tokens Immediate after getting, how this effect on price at launching. Second if the team think like this then they should pay them in ETH or Bitcoin. Everyone has right to sell his token when he wants to sell you cannot force them to hold.
Bounty hunters help to expose ICOs to crypto related audience to attract investors for the project. No matter how promising the project may be, if the ICO fails, the project won't see the light of the day. Bounty hunters are very important in ICOs. But there is one thing am not happy about bounty hunters. They usually dump their coins at any price the moment it is listed on an exchage which usually drops the price of the coin even below the ICO price putting the investors at a disadvantage. I want to advise the hunters to hold their bounty tokens for a while in order to maintain a good price for the coin. We shouldn't forget we are all stakeholders
Being a bounty hunter, I have to say that this thread was quite ridiculous. Bounty hunters are not treated well in the vast majority of the campaigns. Spreadsheets are not updated on time and the stakes are not properly calculated. And in many cases, the bounty manager doesn't even give basic information such as the end date of the bounty. And if you are so concerned about the dumping of coins, then you should reward the bounty hunters in ETH. It should not be a problem, since the campaign budget is usually 1% to 2% of the total ICO budget.
Immediately after ICO, most coins will still be in the process of developing their projects so the coins wouldn't be having any real usage and that is why their prices usually drop. If you are able to hold till the coin have real usage, you can make about ten times your bounty tokens .
If you were really supported that particular project as a promoter, you should keep supporting it until the project release their final product. So, just wait until it get a good price. Please don't dump away your tokens straight away.
Bounty hunters help to expose ICOs to crypto related audience to attract investors for the project. No matter how promising the project may be, if the ICO fails, the project won't see the light of the day. Bounty hunters are very important in ICOs. But there is one thing am not happy about bounty hunters. They usually dump their coins at any price the moment it is listed on an exchage which usually drops the price of the coin even below the ICO price putting the investors at a disadvantage. I want to advise the hunters to hold their bounty tokens for a while in order to maintain a good price for the coin. We shouldn't forget we are all stakeholders
The size of the bounty pool is only 1% of the total number of coins. Accordingly, they can only affect 1% of the total if they all come together
When someone work and wait a long to get bounty he has every right to sell.You dont want to bounty hunters to sell their coins then pay them in BTC or ETH.Problem solved.Who worked for and as your marketing team should get paid .
Bounty hunters is not the a dumpers of token or coin in my own view
Majority of %50 discount buyers of ico or token becomes dumper of a token as a result of huge amount of token been bought during ico
Majority of %50 discount buyers of ico or token becomes dumper of a token as a result of huge amount of token been bought during ico
Every bounty hunter have reasons for doing bounties, so the rules is not applicable to all bounties hunter, I think the solution is to be rewarding bounties hunter with any popular coin like BTC, ETH, LTC. This will surely reduced dumping of any new projects.
I don't know why many bounty hunters rush to sell their tokens so early immediately they receive it. For cry out loud, you should at least hodl for a while before trying to sell it.
of course the coins that they earn is their work and they have the right to decide when and how much to sell, we can not put them their brains, I will allow some time to keep their coins, and then sell, but it's my choice.
I do not agree with the author, I did not sell tokens for half a year, now they turned into candy wrappers, I'm very upset that I did not sell tokens right away. Now I'm selling at the first opportunity.
It seems to me that everyone decides for himself what he should do with a coin, sell or wait for profit.
All is true, every himself decides that to do with his coins, but it is worth noting that on this forum there is good and instructive themes, in which people tell as they were held coin expecting profits, and in end they lost as least half value of, and other contrary sold before time.
It seems to me that everyone decides for himself what he should do with a coin, sell or wait for profit.
The best advice anyone can do is to research even if you are participating in Bounties cause doing those bounties take time and your time is equally important as your money.
I think it all depends on the coin, if the coin is not promising, then why keep it? immediately sold and forgotten.
Bounty hunters help to expose ICOs to crypto related audience to attract investors for the project. No matter how promising the project may be, if the ICO fails, the project won't see the light of the day. Bounty hunters are very important in ICOs. But there is one thing am not happy about bounty hunters. They usually dump their coins at any price the moment it is listed on an exchage which usually drops the price of the coin even below the ICO price putting the investors at a disadvantage. I want to advise the hunters to hold their bounty tokens for a while in order to maintain a good price for the coin. We shouldn't forget we are all stakeholders
This is indeed a problem. ICO managers should distribute bounty in such a way that the bounty hunters can't adversely effect the price by selling early. Moreover, you can't expect bounty hunters to hodl their coins, they are not the investors. They are being paid for their work and take tokens as an income, what more can you expect out of them, then?
Nice IDEA but I usually use bounty incomes to invest more in my favorite coins.
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