Topic: Advice to all bounty hunters. - page 43. (Read 6893 times)

You made a point.. i also believe in coin holding  but bountyhuters have the right to sell it because they get paid for their work

Good advice. But there is a problem those who earn a lot of coins all merge, because it is important for them to get money for their work and no matter what price they will not wait for xx, unlike investors.

As my opinion its better to hold your coins when you see the price is not so good. Because it makes you earn insufficient profits or it would be the reason to lose your money. Many of us here but not all are getting to be panic when we see the price of crypto in the market deflates, which is not a good practice because it can lead us to lose our money.

You are partly right that the number of tokens that members of the campaign bounties receive is not that big, and not all of them are sold immediately after they are received. Everything depends on the market conditions and the popularity of the project.

I would advise you guys to make deep research on bounties project you are join, from bounty pool till the product, whitepaper and of course team of developers and advisers

this is a great point mate. do you know where can I find some good bounties by the way?

This question was discussed a lot of times.
I doubt that all bountyhunters have so many tokens that they can drop the price, usually the bounty rewards are around 2-5% of all ICO tokens. So perhaps the main reason is the red market.
In December 2017 – January 2018 you really could see how your tokens (even shitcoins) made 10-100X after the ICO, but unfortunately today the situation is quite opposite.
According to these circumstances you can sell your tokens immediately and then after some time buy them even twice as much.

Sometimes i don't see the reason as to why people criticize bounty hunters yet we are all here to make money, and the rewards are as a resut of their hard work and determination, they can therefore  do whatever they feel is right with heir tokens, we don't have to keep reminding hem what to do with it, If they were tro sell they still will despite the warnings making the words fruitless

I like the point here. No matter how many times you tell a people to just hodl his tokens for a while other bounty hunters will just dump it to the ground.

Not all bounty hunters are dumping, some is trying to manipulate the price.so that they can buy more in a cheap price.

Don't just drop the tokens when they hit exchange, you arent helping anyone, let alone yourself

I disagree, the price of token fall or down is not bounty hunter cause ,, it could be ico products that are less desirable of investors ,, seen from the allocation of bounty usually only between 1-5% total token raise ico, in my opinion it is not too have an effect on down its price token ,,

tokens acquired by bounty hunters are the result of their hard work, so it's up to them to use those tokens anytime. they can sell whenever they want. We have no right to organize it.

I definitely agree. Bounty hunters should not sell their tokens right away because that kind of action causes the coin's value to drop. Patience is a must in trading. Too much supply of tokens will decrease its price as what the law of demand and supply states. Holding the tokens for a while will not only help other token holders but yourself as well because you will gain more.

I can advise those who are looking for a bounty that they work well where they can work better.
Since we know that advertising a project is important we should always be active where we join the campaign. if on airdrop signature facebook twitter. we should be more diligent for more tokens we receive.

I don't see any reason why bounty hunters should keep on to their earnings. Some hunters do this to be able to feed their kids or pay their rent. I mean, I can imagine why they would - at some point - convert. Most will probably not sell everything, but tokens are being sold for good reasons.

And there should be nothing wrong with that. I hear/read investors whining all the time about this fact....what they should be doing is trying to keep those bounty hunters involved in the project, instead of treating them like peasants only in it for the money.

I partake in bounties too. Just for fun. I pick good projects I feel I have a connection with. I never sell, never sold anything. No reason to, don't need the money (as it is usually peanuts just after ICO anyway).

But bounty hunters that do sell their earnings have good reasons to. Accept this. They worked their asses off to get awareness for the project. They are the ones that branded it from day 1. They may even be responsible for attracting actual investors. A price dump is acceptible to me and is only a short phase at the start of the project. If investors are whining about this fact too much, I suspect them to be equally uninvolved with the project. They are just pissed they weren't able to sell for higher prices in the beginning. If they are planning to hold and see where the project is really going to, it shouldn't matter if there's some price action at the start. Selling low by bounty hunters often give a lot of possibilities to buy in low for those that are really into the project. I often buy more if price is much lower compared to ICO...yes I do bounty work, but also often invest next to it.

Anyway. I do not like the way bounty hunters are treated. Not all sell, but some do and with good reasons!

I agree with you. Recently, for many projects, the price of tokens after paying bonuses to members of the bounty campaigns very quickly became less than the price of ICO. This is very bad, investors understand this and are not in a hurry to buy tokens at the time of the ICO, but wait for the participants of the bounty campaigns to start selling their awards.

Unless I need money urgently, otherwise i only sell coins when the price of token hits my price target.But I don't think the bounty hunter is wrong,coins are theirs,sell or not,it is totally up to them.

Yes I agree, the bounty tokens earned by the bounty hunters are rewards from their hard work. We cant tell them what they must do with their tokens, it is all up to them. In my case, I hold my coins for a while, but of course we cant tell the others to do the same because they own them, and the decision to hold or sell them right away is really their choice.

My advice to all bounty hunters is that t hey should try to work for the success of the project with all hearth. Bounty hunters have the power to promote a project, and they also have the power to make a project unsuccessful through their social media account. They should try and hold their tokens for good profit making in the future, they are the ones that the success of a project and dumping of tokens immediately after the end of the ico is not good enogh for the project.