Nice advise though but you cannot dictate bounty hunters to hold if the coin is already up for trading in an exchange. Bounty hunters work because they want to cash out right away after the distribution. Bounty tokens were not that huge so how can we tell they are the ones who were dumping? This is one of the misconceptions in todays day trade. They always blame bounty hunters as the one dumping and decreasing the value of a token.
My point exactly! I have witnessed quite a number of ICOs in which Bounty Hunters tokens are locked for a period of 2-3 Months or even more, but then the token price still drops drastically way before Hunters get their tokens, That made me come to a conclusion that the crypto sphere is full of manipulations, Imagine in some cases where about just 2-3% of the token supply or sold tokens are allotted to bounty hunters and then you find up to 15-20% of the same token supply in the first 24 hours trading volume on the exchange selling below the ico price, where does the remaining 17-18% come from ?, bounty hunters aren't always the ones behind the drastic decline of tokens value, though they do have their impact too, but hunters solely shouldn't be blamed.
