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Topic: Are there risks for ICO Bounty participants? (Read 109 times)

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February 04, 2018, 10:28:51 AM
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Although the members of the bonus do not invest money into the project and do not buy the cards, there is a risk to them. They only relate to the fact that you can spend your time and effort, but in the end the income is not received. It can happen for several reasons. Firstly, the ICO organizers may not be clean at hand and simply go with the noses of both the investor and the user who helped develop the project. In addition, even honest promoters may not be able to obtain the required amount of investment, which means that the project will not be implemented. Second, even if you get some tokens, it is not a fact that they will achieve Exchanging - at some point something may be wrong and the coins will become only the virtual confectionery.
The risk of not getting a bounty program can come from you. For example, if you do not pick up your card after the time they appear on one of your trading platforms, you risk losing a profitable sale. Very often the project attracted attention to the beginning, and when all the investors sold the cards received, this rate dropped sharply. However, as a rule, promising projects show good growth in the price of the race, so it is not advisable to sell them right away.
Important! The ICO Bounty program does not involve raising funds for anything. If you become a participant in such a campaign and are invited to invest your money under any excuse - be aware that before you are a scammer, cooperation must stop immediately.
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