All bounty tokens can be sold as long as it listed on any exchange.
That is the pay-off for the efforts of bounty participants.
just for share~ make a balance and study of your bounty tokens, not all will fall there are some who gone strong and moon.
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most token which i follow, they listed on exchanger. but just little of them listed in good exchanger such as binance, bittrex, etc. most of them listed on shit exchanger which has low volume.
Bounty Token sold depends on the quality of the bounty. The future of the bounty, token sold depend on the bounty team work, the manager's activity, the integrity of the team associated with the bounty involved. If there is a proper combination of these things, then Bounty Token seems to hit the exchange.
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.
For all the projects I participated, only 1 token is not tradable yet but currently listed in DDEX. Why did I say it is not tradeble but already listed? Trading volume and activity can be determined as dead. It is not moving at all. First, there are traders who put the coins for sale then there are like 2-3 who bought. Then after that, no activity at all. It is better to me to wait for the distribution that this.
Not all. There are ico projects that are "dead". Whether you get a token but it's completely meaningless if they do not do the procedures involved in the listing process on the exchange floor. No one will dare to buy something that is not worth using or exchanging.
Yes. If the owner of token don't lock their smart contract. You can go to Etherdelta or forkdelta, then choose other coin and add manualy their specification (contract address, decimal, ticker), after that you can trade it, and wait for a buy order.
Of course it should be sold, listing in exchange is a factor to obtain more investor or a worst scenario is a sell off of the coins. But I advice to wait first for a token to be listed in a good exchange or a good price before selling your tokens.
Not all bounty campaign tokens can be sold. This is because all tokens cannot be accepted in the market. By that reason we must be smart in analyzing whether a token has a chance of success or not. In addition, tokens can also be on the market but the price is very low, the price of the token is not as expected. Automatic is the same as not being able to be sold because when we sell the token so we will only suffer a huge loss and the effort that we make to reach the token is like useless. Our hard work in a bounty campaign is not paid when the tokens that we get don't have a market or only have very low prices. If that happens to me then I will be patient to hold it until there is a miracle of the price can be better.
I think , not all, so only token which is in market and have a good volume at least or rare. Actually, The developer and team made the concept and plan with the good target at the first, but when the ICO project does not reach the target, the token will be priced with a cheap.
My experience during participating in the bounty project is only 80% of tokens registered on the exchange and the rest become tokens that have no value due to scams or failed projects.
I do not think all the bounty's tokens will be sold. I am sure there are still many people who hold it although it is listed on the trading floor. I am one of them. I hold them and wait for a reasonable price to sell because I think that is necessary
Actually it all depends on the project, but Most gift tokens can be sold even if not listed on the exchange, because you can exchange them with a contract address on a decentralized exchange like Etheredelta, Forkdelta, and similar exchanges
Most worthwhile bounties are concerned about listing before finishing the ICO, certainly that can be a strategy to avoid the dump, but you have to give investors the freedom to do with their coins what they want, if I come to you with a business proposal, but I tell you that you will never be able to recover your money tangentially, only with these tokens that I give you when i can it doesn't sound very attractive, does it? that's the way that ICOs work too
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.
The most important point in the campaigns of BountyIs the credibility and strength of the ICO
After that everything would be fine.
my experience about bounties are very good until now. i hope i don't face the scammers or devs with no interest.
Of truth are are tokens distributed from bounty participation that will just remain in the wallet without being sellable. And that is the more reason why bounty hunters shoukd not participate in any campaign that comes their way without doing a proper research on its ability to succeed to that one's effort will not be in vain.
all the tokens of bounty could be sold. but when already have prices in the market. many who have long been in the process of distribution but does not yet have the same prices that certainly provide enough bad results also for the bounty. maybe even some are eventually deemed her as a token of garbage.
Most of them can be sold easily, but I think the more successful and promising the project is, it has a bigger chance of being listed on an exchange even before the bounty ends.
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.
all tokens can be sold or traded in the market as long as there's an exchanger. I didn't experience such project who did not choose an exchanger for their token except for scam projects as well as failed ICOs. Mostly, those who sicceed with their crowdsale period are all having exchangers after a period of time next to the campaign period.
Yes all of your bounty tokens can be sold. Tokens are usually given as rewards from participating in bounty campaigns and airdrops. Usually, during the registration process, a wallet address is required where these coins are sent to during time of distribution. The coins can be sold on any exchange that they are listed on.
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