Topic: Advice to all bounty hunters. - page 27. (Read 6893 times)
You cannot do anything if they want to immediately sell their coins because it is their coins and not yours. Many people already complained aboout this for years now but what can you do? It is theirs and they have all the right to sell it.
Bounty hunters are always looking for good campaigns to make money. Alternatively, it is possible to make bitcoin extraction without investing. But with the current decline in electronic market, hunting money is not easy. Be careful when joining long-term campaigns.
I agree and also I do not agree with you, bounty hunters only get a small portion of the amount of coins that are usually only 1%, 2 or 3. Even if half of the bounty hunters sell their tokens, it's only 0.5% of the total supply and this should not affect the normal market. If the price falls because of the bounty hunters, then this is a problem of the volume of market, but not of bounty hunters.
Even so I suggest that bounty hunters sell coins they get according to ICO prices or higher, there's nothing wrong with being patient for a while to get more benefits.
Even so I suggest that bounty hunters sell coins they get according to ICO prices or higher, there's nothing wrong with being patient for a while to get more benefits.
Not all the bounty hunters dump their tokens after ICO but lot of them does. This is why bounty budgets are only 1%-2% of
total supply and many ICOs froze bounty tokens for a certain period or distribute them in several parts.
total supply and many ICOs froze bounty tokens for a certain period or distribute them in several parts.
that's exactly what I do. I don't sell my tokens right away. I'm waiting for a while to see how the market reacts.
I think bounty hunters should definitely start giving more value to the tokens they are holding, but, after all, we can't blame them, they see bounty campaigns as a job and income and they definitely expect to get earnings from their work.
Very important words for the current market. Actually at the first point we really should put all our attention to the ICO itself and only after to the other things.
The price of Ethereum stays the same on most ICO's. There is an opportunity to make some big money there.
I noticed that they are fans of almost all of their tokens for low prices, and investors who believed in the project, just lost their money and faith.
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
Do you have any data to support your assumptions? I see lots of people saying stupid things in the crypto community. This is probably bs.
i am of the view that always hold your bounty coins till then the full implementation of the project and get maximum value for your coins as real value comes out after the fully operation of the project always.
Very important words for the current market. Actually at the first point we really should put all our attention to the ICO itself and only after to the other things.
Bounty hunters are doing their job. They deserve what they should receive and it is not because that they would sell their coins that they cause a lot of problem to the investors. Remember that bounty hunters did a lot of work and therefore after several months or years of waiting for project to endand therefore deserves to receive it. Useless coins wouldn't grow because they lack the good plan and why should bounty hunters who work hard be blamed? I have received a bounty for posting in signatures and was given just about two dollars for about two weeks of posting and several months of waiting. Would you be so happy about it if you were in my place? I think this is already something they have foreseen and planned, bounty hunters only get a small part and should not be the reason for price dumps should bounty hunters sell their share.
This is a good advise. I want go believe that so many bounty hunters will make use of it. We should learn how to hold.
I have discovered that the level of rewards received now are not as good as what we used to receive as far back as last year. Those bounty hunters that cannot hold for the prices of most of these tokens to increase might not be satisfied with what they get.
I have discovered that the level of rewards received now are not as good as what we used to receive as far back as last year. Those bounty hunters that cannot hold for the prices of most of these tokens to increase might not be satisfied with what they get.
Most important council: it is necessary to do a bias on quality, but not on the number of projects. It is necessary to choose bounty campaign very carefully. At the moment on my statistics only 15-20% of projects come to the exchanges at the good price. If it is bad to choose projects, then you most likely will regret that you have begun to be engaged in it.
I believe that the main role in this is played by the project itself. if the project is good, then its prices will grow and bounty hunters will not sell their tokens.
YES you are right. But in as much as the blame is always put on Bounty hunters, I can as well name over 20 different projects that hunters got nothing from. It is either developers dump the token or private Investors who got luxury of the token dump ahead of every. My own advice is this, and all ICO should emulate this to avoid drop on price. They should always try and create a lock up period for some certain amount of token distributed for either Airdrop, Bounty, Investors or Developers as the case maybe. This will help to curb and maintain the ICO price to a certain level and if there's any dip. The difference won't be much. Thanks
You are correct, Bounty hunters tend to dump lower that ICO price but in most cases of coin price dumping in exchange, bounty hunters are usually not the cause. Most bounties tend to distribute to hunters after exchange listing, for example (Signals & Futorist) and their priced still dumped less than -700% of ICO price.
There will still be those who will sell their coins. There's nothing we can do about it. Everyone manages their own earnings. Moreover, I believe that if the project is really good, it will earn its reputation in the market anyway. So even if the price of the coin after entering the exchange will decrease, it does not matter. Sooner or later, she'll be fine.
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you are right here on the role of the project's own influence on the price of the bounty of the token itself. If the project is indeed a good one then it will more quickly get the changer and has a realistic price anyway.
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you are right here on the role of the project's own influence on the price of the bounty of the token itself. If the project is indeed a good one then it will more quickly get the changer and has a realistic price anyway.
I think it's difficult, everyone has their own desires. and we cannot prohibit it. we all hope so because selling tokens quickly make prices go down.
I believe that the main role in this is played by the project itself. if the project is good, then its prices will grow and bounty hunters will not sell their tokens.
I agree with you but the thing is that they are the decision makers of their tokens. We can suggest only but at the end of day they need to make the decision. Normally they sell it because of fear from other hunters dumping their tokens.
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