Topic: All the bounty tokens can be sold? - page 19. (Read 5897 times)
Lot of those tokens can be sold but there is also a part that won't even get listed or will take too much time to be on an exchanger where they can be traded, I recommend to participate on bounties that look promising and believable in order to avoid that kind of stuff.
Not all of them, the coins that can be sold are the coins that get listed on exchanges and no matter how a coin might look in the ico stages there is always the possibility that the coin might not get listed. If that is the case then the coin that you are holding are just dead coins with no way for you to sell or trade the coins you have.
Yes if the bounty tokens is in the market but if not it's impossible to trade it. Wait for the developer to list their token and trade it right away.
Most of us only rely to make money on doing bounty campaigns, we may earn rewards if we will work for it. Bounty tokens can be sold once we received it and if it is already listed on crypto markets or available to trade.
Basically, all tokens can be sold when they are registered in the market. What distinguishes is the price level after entering the market. Many tokens that have low prices because they come from projects that are not good. So that makes people reluctant to sell it.
If i see a future about the project, i prefer to hold bounty tokens. But if i see the possibility of being a scam and a shitcoin, i prefer to sell them immediately. Before we can make that decision, we have to investigate very well.
Guys, what is percentage of bounty projects which do not care about listings? Tell me, please, based on your own experience, of course. I mean that some part of them(projects tokens) are not tradable as the team does not care about listings.
It's 50/50 based on my experience. Some projects doesn't even bother to list their tokens or coins. Win some, lose some.
I have coins that, at ICO prices, should make me rich, but in fact there are pennies and lie in a purse dead weight. So listing is not the most important thing. The main - price after listing 
the most important thing for the bounty participants is that they can sell the bounty token regardless of the price because the bounty participants do not spend any money.
I was new on the crypto community but I am part of a group chat were in they talk about successful ICO. It was mentioned that the success of a bounty token getting listed is around 40%-50%. From the bounties I have joined, I think the percentage of coins not being listed will be more than 35%. I think it is hard for ICO's to hit their target because a lot of investors are playing safe. No one wants to be scammed so its better to stay away than take risk and be sorry later.
I have coins that, at ICO prices, should make me rich, but in fact there are pennies and lie in a purse dead weight. So listing is not the most important thing. The main - price after listing
Not all tokens can be registered in the market, this is what makes dozens of tokens in Myetherwallet visible but worthless, this is certainly an important lesson for us to always keep up with the latest developments and move in the wallet market is the right solution.
Listings is a very important part of development for every project, it promotes the project and help it improve its liquidity and acceptance in the market. It also invites new investors in and giving the opportunity to those who lose their faith to get out.
Only those that are tradeable on exchanges can be sold. Typically most bounties are distributed before they're even listed on an exchange so you won't be able to sell them even if you wanted to unless they have a native wallet where you can send it to other users, but then it will be difficult to find a buyer with so few people involved. Best to participate in bounties that have a clear roadmap including exchange listing.
that is the problem with bounties, some end up failing and their ICO is being halted because of the unsuccessful marketing strategies, they offer tokens with no value in the market, you cannot even trade it with another token, some even promised that they can trade their tokens after a year, i remember joining a bounty that offers tokens, until now it cannot be traded and sleeping in my IO.
Well, the vast majority of companies/icos/bounty tokens whatever you want to call it want to list their token.
After all, they hold a percentage of it and can't fund themselves if they can't sell it.
I think that it is a misunderstanding if you think a company doesn't care about listing their token.
If you have consistently joined bounty programs where the token hasn't been listed, I hate to say this, but the problem is you.
after all, you are the constant factor in this problem.
I would take a good look at how you choose bounty programs, then do something different.
Promoting a coin for awhile, getting paid, but not being able to cash in is a terrible waste of time.
There are dexs to consider also.
Most of the bounties are erc20 tokens and you don't need permission or approval to list on places like IDEX.
You can go ahead and straight up list your tokens to be sold.
After all, they hold a percentage of it and can't fund themselves if they can't sell it.
I think that it is a misunderstanding if you think a company doesn't care about listing their token.
If you have consistently joined bounty programs where the token hasn't been listed, I hate to say this, but the problem is you.
after all, you are the constant factor in this problem.
I would take a good look at how you choose bounty programs, then do something different.
Promoting a coin for awhile, getting paid, but not being able to cash in is a terrible waste of time.
There are dexs to consider also.
Most of the bounties are erc20 tokens and you don't need permission or approval to list on places like IDEX.
You can go ahead and straight up list your tokens to be sold.
Once the tokens are in your wallet and unlocked, you can sell them. It is required to study the market trend of a coin in possession before selling a valuable coin at cheap price. This mistake is very common with bounty hunters.
My point of view, no longer all tokens from bounty can be offered due to the fact now not all bounty have successful ICO tasks, some have failed so we do no longer receives a commission and there are tokens that are not on the listing in the marketplace or even have a completely low charge in order now not to valuable once more, however there are also tokens that have a growing and high charge
In most cases, when a reward is granted, it is already possible to trade. Because the bounty is usually the last one. Far later than investors.
I did not yet experienced that. Bounty tokens are not tradable. I experienced a long wait for the reward. It almost took 3 months for the distribution but it is already listed in an exchange. And also, I experience a project that did not pay the participants. But not tradable, hopefully it will not happen to me.
Maybe not all of them but some of them might be listed on the some exchange where you can sell your bounty tokens. Keep an eye on the social media portals of the token you hold, so as soon as they get listed on the exchange you will be able to sell them.
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