If the project is really good why dont they just pay the hunters with ETHEREUM or BITCOIN?
Many team blame the participants for its dump in the exchange.
Though, they want to pay in tokens as it will be an addition to volume in exchanges.
I really dont get it! lol
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this is a big misconception that bounty hunters can affect the coin dump after listing, see how many percent hunters get, take into account the fact that half believe in the project and will not sell immediately, others simply do not have time to follow all the projects in which they participate. it turns out that sells only 1 %. really affects the price of selling early investors, those that belonged to presale. well, in extreme cases, the tokens are drained by the developers themselves, if the project is Scam.
You are totally wrong in this term! I don't think bounty hunters are the reason for the price dump! Look at the Venapay project or Bitdepository or TCAT! Their partners, investors are dumping the price on exchanges, many projects have distributed the bounty payments yet but their coun price becoming zero! For what?
Only 1-3% of the total coins are not a big deal, mate. Hunters can't dump the price, they can down price for a week or month, that's it!
Only 1-3% of the total coins are not a big deal, mate. Hunters can't dump the price, they can down price for a week or month, that's it!
some good project treat well the bounty hunters who help promoted they project, with fast result of the final rewards sheet and then credited them fastly, and the effect i think is good, some hunters become their investor with help that token and making the value of the token rised.
Bounty hunters is most cause dumping price of the tokens, but if we analyze that not only the bounty hunters also the ICO investors but not all because who ICO investors who bought token in pre sale or who purchased cheaper value than them so they sell it fast too. Depends to the coin also because if the people think the coin are potential for sure they will hold it so the dumping price is depends also the potential of the tokens.
Yes, I think everyone will turn to prizes and trade if market conditions continue to decline. I personally lose money when investing in ICO. The project that I am following is not real and I am not careful in determining the ICO project. But for now, I start doing gifts and trade every day because it is more profitable
its not bounty hunter false if they dump their token,they get token freely and could do anything with their own token.before bounty reward distributed price dumped by investors too, so its not totally bounty hunter false.
indeed, not everything is wrong with the bounty hunter, but in some cases, in reality it is indeed a bounty hunter that causes a dump. and maybe that was followed by investors who panicked. obviously it will make the dump worse. each project has a different case. 
If the project is strong then it should have good liquidity and. For this reason, I think that if the project is strong, then bounty hunters will not be able to greatly influence the price. If the project does not have good liquidity, then bounty hunters will be able to derail the price because no one wants to buy these coins.
what really they thinking? bounty hunter just holding like 3 - 5 % from total supply
how they can dumping price if the amount not big as investor. the real dumper is investor not hunter
it is very possible, indeed the amount is still very small, but if the trade is still very small, and too many bounties that sell it will make a gradual decline. and if it occurs continuously without buying from a large volume of markets, the price can drop lower.how they can dumping price if the amount not big as investor. the real dumper is investor not hunter
In any case, at the initial stages, people do not understand that prices fall due to the huge number of bids for sale, so people need to react to it somehow, since prices must be kept for the possibility of sale and interest in general.
what really they thinking? bounty hunter just holding like 3 - 5 % from total supply
how they can dumping price if the amount not big as investor. the real dumper is investor not hunter
it is very possible, indeed the amount is still very small, but if the trade is still very small, and too many bounties that sell it will make a gradual decline. and if it occurs continuously without buying from a large volume of markets, the price can drop lower.how they can dumping price if the amount not big as investor. the real dumper is investor not hunter
I was once an investor had few gains to some ICO/crowdsale but made many losses so I decided to stop participating in ICO instead I do bounties and buy it thru exchanges from bounty hunters dumping it.
I know for a fact that most of you know this situation and are guilty of it, price tends to tank due to bounty hunters selling their share of tokens for cheap. I think its better to pay hunters in eth or other alts rather than risking the price of their token or coin in that way they could also help their investors and boost confidence to their future and their project. Well for me a falling price is a mark of a failing project "ICO's"
I know for a fact that most of you know this situation and are guilty of it, price tends to tank due to bounty hunters selling their share of tokens for cheap. I think its better to pay hunters in eth or other alts rather than risking the price of their token or coin in that way they could also help their investors and boost confidence to their future and their project. Well for me a falling price is a mark of a failing project "ICO's"
I don't agree with the fact that prices tank solely because of the dumping effect of bounty hunters. There are so many projects that distributed their bounty rewards after a number of months of trading, but the value still dropped substantially even when the hunters haven't been paid.
what really they thinking? bounty hunter just holding like 3 - 5 % from total supply
how they can dumping price if the amount not big as investor. the real dumper is investor not hunter
it is very possible, indeed the amount is still very small, but if the trade is still very small, and too many bounties that sell it will make a gradual decline. and if it occurs continuously without buying from a large volume of markets, the price can drop lower. how they can dumping price if the amount not big as investor. the real dumper is investor not hunter
It is right to say that the work is not good if the project is not good or save the token is not fun. So I think we should keep a good project token collection.
what really they thinking? bounty hunter just holding like 3 - 5 % from total supply
how they can dumping price if the amount not big as investor. the real dumper is investor not hunter
how they can dumping price if the amount not big as investor. the real dumper is investor not hunter
Bounty hunter are getting the coin after their hardwork.so they just want to encargó their money. They just 3 to 5 % of total supply so i dont think they are solely responsible for dumping. But from crypto ecosystem the bounty hunter must be motivated by giving Them in form of usd or btc itself. They feel good And help the project to reach to mass
Even out of the 3-5%, we might still have only 1-2% being dumped while the rest are still with the many hunters that decide to hold for better price or just so because they believe in the project. But hunters are to blame for it. You are being too generous. Usually the bounty pool is just 1% to 2% of the total budget. Even if we take the upper limit (2%), just 1% of the tokens will be dumped on average (provided that half of the bounty hunters hold on to their coins). If the prices crash due to the dumping of this 1%, then I would say that project is worthless.
Bounty hunters do not have much opportunity to influence the price reduction of new tokens, especially against the background of such opportunities of investors. Headhunters are allocated only a few percent of the total number of issued tokens. At the same time, investors have the opportunity to buy tokens in the initial stage of ICO with significant discounts and then immediately sell them on the exchange for the price of ICO. Therefore, the constant accusation of this of bounty hunters is unreasonable.
At the same time, almost none of the bounty hunters will be opposed to being paid in ethereum or bitcoin.
At the same time, almost none of the bounty hunters will be opposed to being paid in ethereum or bitcoin.
Usually after a bounty payments and once the tokens/coins are being listed on a crypto exchange/s, some people are expecting that the price will be dumped once the bounty hunters will start trading their rewards. But not all the time, bounty hunters gonna dumped, sometimes they hold it once they see that the tokens/coins they are holding will be great in the future.
Actually it's not bounty hunter fault. Some project already dump on the first day even didn't distribution token to bounty hunters.
It's still depends to the project, if the project is real good of course it will not get dump hard. But if the project is bad and lack of demand, of course investor avoid it.
It's still depends to the project, if the project is real good of course it will not get dump hard. But if the project is bad and lack of demand, of course investor avoid it.
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the amount of bounty does not exceed 1% of the total amount of coins, in most cases. Even if all the merchant hunters sell tokens, it will not have much impact. if it's a quality item, it will respond quickly, in a few days.
I don't think every bounty hunters sell their bounty rewards, if the project is a good one, bounty hunters too hold the coin. So, it's wrong decision to blame bounty hunters for the market dump. Jump to: