Bad projects equals Bad results - page 11.

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Quote from: JeotQ on March 12, 2020, 03:00:50 AM

This makes me remember Tokoin and tachyon protocol bounty campaign, after hunters are paid they made huge profits from this bounties and still the value are rising and not dumped, so my question is why are other bounties getting ruined after launch? Or after hunters sell their rewards? Probably because they are bad projects, hunters aren't to be blame here isn't it? Good projects will never dumped because hunters sell off

It all depends on the project, team and the investors. Hunters do not come anywhere near when you are talking about the performance of a project. Sometimes good project do get dump because of the whales. It has been a long time now that I have seen any good project. The last bounty that I participated was Atomic Wallet and I did make good money out of it.

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Quote from: JeotQ on March 12, 2020, 03:00:50 AM

This makes me remember Tokoin and tachyon protocol bounty campaign, after hunters are paid they made huge profits from this bounties and still the value are rising and not dumped, so my question is why are other bounties getting ruined after launch? Or after hunters sell their rewards? Probably because they are bad projects, hunters aren't to be blame here isn't it? Good projects will never dumped because hunters sell off

no, because they dont want to set a buy orders and support thier coins until the price will be stable. They dont want to use any money they raised to set a buy orders so it will not be affected by the bounty dumpers.

And this is the reasons of more project failed.

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Too many repetitive projects in crypto space today, tokoin and tachyon are very different, they have real use case and investors have huge interest in them so it's sure they will survive, low quality projects will never live long in today's market

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It is very simple. If a project has some investors, in other words, buyers in the marketplace, the price will survive. Most of the projects nowadays lack of investors because of low-quality projects and that is why those projects can not survive. However, do not forget that a project can be easily manipulated and most of the projects owner keep doing that.

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Those projects you mentioned have high demand from investors that's why they are doing very well, I guess it's all about the use case of a project, that is the only thing that will determine it's demand rate, the best way to go now as a bounty Hunter is no promote projects that have a very good use case thus will unleash huge demand

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Tokoin and Tachyon have investors in it so that the coin is valuable when it is launched on the exchange because the hunter cannot be blamed for his disposal, he knows which coins are good for holding from the bounty.
While other projects have a token destruction after being released or dumped and it is always blamed because hunters sell simultaneously, even though I don't think it's the hunter's fault because hunters can judge which coin is the best.

Here I hope SPYCE can survive like Tokoin and Tachyon which have large volumes on the exchange.

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This makes me remember Tokoin and tachyon protocol bounty campaign, after hunters are paid they made huge profits from this bounties and still the value are rising and not dumped, so my question is why are other bounties getting ruined after launch? Or after hunters sell their rewards? Probably because they are bad projects, hunters aren't to be blame here isn't it? Good projects will never dumped because hunters sell off

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