Topic: Bounty hunter is considered as investors with a big patience. - page 2. (Read 1087 times)
From my point of view, it is clearly different investors get these coins by exchanging money from their pockets, while bounty hunters do the ordered work according to the rules set by the project and then get the coins. So a fitting nickname for a bounty hunter is the marketing part of the project because it helps make it a success
Yes, in some ways these comparisons are similar, since the first invest money and the second invest their time in the project. The ability to wait is necessary for two types of these users, since the goal for all of them is profit. But most often the investor still thinks whether to sell right away or wait for an opportunity for better, while the hunter almost immediately sells at the first opportunity.
I don't think that every bounty hunter sells their tokens immediately after the token has been released in the market, though a larger percentage of hunters do that and the reason for that is that they don't believe the project and might think that the price will dump more later on, but they hold some of the tokens that they believe have the potential to grow in the future.I've also known a lot of bounty hunters who used to keep all their tokens for a specific period of time just to see how much growth each one of the tokens they collected will gain and then they used to sell them and take the money together, this period is usually about a month or so.
Dominant like that
When the coin / token already has a market. What are you waiting for. But, it also makes sense as you say that not all bounty hunters sell their tokens immediately when they are released on the market because there is a sense of skepticism about the project and concerns about potential price drops and that is normal in my opinion.Bounty hunters who believe in the long-term potential of a particular token and are smart definitely choose to keep the tokens they have collected, anticipating future growth usually around one month, to assess the token's performance and then make the right decision to sell it as a collective investment.
I was joining bounty from year 2017 till present i have experience joining different signature and social media campaign with good earnings and there are also campaigns that is not profitable and sometimes there are campaign that doesn't pay, because the project does not reach the hard cap when they launch ICO, most of the projects pays token that is not listed on exchange and we need to wait a months or maybe a year before we can sell our tokens and get the profit and sometimes we also buy tokens from the good projects that we promote and hold, can we considered the patience of the bounty hunter same as the investors patience?
Yeah maybe if it's some bounty in the past 2017, for now, it's a more saturated market and makes a harder for a bounty from some ICO to "survive" and gain traction.
I don't know man, most of the bounty is trash, so some trash is valuable and some is just.. trash.
Totally right, when we decided to become bounty hunter then it almost same like investor with a big patience.
The diferrent between us (bounty hunter) vs Investor is we only spend time to do the work, but we only spend 0 money.
many said that if we don't spend some money to invest then quite literally we aren't risking anything but we also spent energy to make the project more known to the worlds, it's advertisements, and I think that alone also deserving of rewards honestly. The diferrent between us (bounty hunter) vs Investor is we only spend time to do the work, but we only spend 0 money.
Yes, in some ways these comparisons are similar, since the first invest money and the second invest their time in the project. The ability to wait is necessary for two types of these users, since the goal for all of them is profit. But most often the investor still thinks whether to sell right away or wait for an opportunity for better, while the hunter almost immediately sells at the first opportunity.
I don't think that every bounty hunter sells their tokens immediately after the token has been released in the market, though a larger percentage of hunters do that and the reason for that is that they don't believe the project and might think that the price will dump more later on, but they hold some of the tokens that they believe have the potential to grow in the future.I've also known a lot of bounty hunters who used to keep all their tokens for a specific period of time just to see how much growth each one of the tokens they collected will gain and then they used to sell them and take the money together, this period is usually about a month or so.
I was joining bounty from year 2017 till present i have experience joining different signature and social media campaign with good earnings and there are also campaigns that is not profitable and sometimes there are campaign that doesn't pay, because the project does not reach the hard cap when they launch ICO, most of the projects pays token that is not listed on exchange and we need to wait a months or maybe a year before we can sell our tokens and get the profit and sometimes we also buy tokens from the good projects that we promote and hold, can we considered the patience of the bounty hunter same as the investors patience?
That's not patience. Patience is doing something you have control over. With altcoin bounties, bounty hunters are forced to hold until their tokens are released or listed, and many of them sell right at the first moment it's possible to do so. Sometimes bounty hunters get attached to coins/tokens they are promoting, but mostly it's just for a show. Anti FUD of sorts.You might be one of those few patient ones who sell them in a years after, but most of bounty hunters will sell under presale prices if necessary. Investors sell when they are in profit or if they want to cut their losses because bounty hunters or someone else is dumping the price. These two groups work very differently
moreover sometimes bounty hunters also try to look at circumstance, seeing whether the project is worth holding for long term.
to put it simply, bounty hunter also see whether their "investment" could be rising few folds by holding or the project itself actually just some mediocre.
after all there are plenty that holds their coin and reap the benefits of long term holding if you see from past bounties.
I was joining bounty from year 2017 till present i have experience joining different signature and social media campaign with good earnings and there are also campaigns that is not profitable and sometimes there are campaign that doesn't pay, because the project does not reach the hard cap when they launch ICO, most of the projects pays token that is not listed on exchange and we need to wait a months or maybe a year before we can sell our tokens and get the profit and sometimes we also buy tokens from the good projects that we promote and hold, can we considered the patience of the bounty hunter same as the investors patience?
Bounty hunters are investors, but not with money, but with the patience, time, and effort that they expended in promoting new projects whose tokens were not listed in the exchange platforms, and they are undoubtedly exposed in the first place to scam and their numbers can exceed hundreds and thousands of participants who seek to achieve good profits through the projects that they promote, which may be scams, or they refuse to pay them in the end. Yes, I agree that the patience factor links bounty hunters and investors because they undoubtedly wait months and years to achieve their goals of being able to sell their currencies after they are listed and make profits as a result of their long patience, and the thing I hope that the bounty hunters follow is that they do not work in any bounty and promote any project before they do their research and study all its aspects because in this way they will drag the investors who invested their capitals in the mud and lose them in the end.say that they arent literally investors because there's no money involved which we know that once you do call yourself as an investor is on that you do have put up money into it and invested and supported it. They are just marketers and promoters who do really give out exposure into the project at the same time they are getting paid with some tokens in exchange of that.
Bounty hunting is good way back but not in todays years considering that most of them arent paying and some of them might pay but ending up on having no value.
I was joining bounty from year 2017 till present i have experience joining different signature and social media campaign with good earnings and there are also campaigns that is not profitable and sometimes there are campaign that doesn't pay, because the project does not reach the hard cap when they launch ICO, most of the projects pays token that is not listed on exchange and we need to wait a months or maybe a year before we can sell our tokens and get the profit and sometimes we also buy tokens from the good projects that we promote and hold, can we considered the patience of the bounty hunter same as the investors patience?
Bounty hunters are investors, but not with money, but with the patience, time, and effort that they expended in promoting new projects whose tokens were not listed in the exchange platforms, and they are undoubtedly exposed in the first place to scam and their numbers can exceed hundreds and thousands of participants who seek to achieve good profits through the projects that they promote, which may be scams, or they refuse to pay them in the end. Yes, I agree that the patience factor links bounty hunters and investors because they undoubtedly wait months and years to achieve their goals of being able to sell their currencies after they are listed and make profits as a result of their long patience, and the thing I hope that the bounty hunters follow is that they do not work in any bounty and promote any project before they do their research and study all its aspects because in this way they will drag the investors who invested their capitals in the mud and lose them in the end. 
I was joining bounty from year 2017 till present i have experience joining different signature and social media campaign with good earnings and there are also campaigns that is not profitable and sometimes there are campaign that doesn't pay, because the project does not reach the hard cap when they launch ICO, most of the projects pays token that is not listed on exchange and we need to wait a months or maybe a year before we can sell our tokens and get the profit and sometimes we also buy tokens from the good projects that we promote and hold, can we considered the patience of the bounty hunter same as the investors patience?
That's not patience. Patience is doing something you have control over. With altcoin bounties, bounty hunters are forced to hold until their tokens are released or listed, and many of them sell right at the first moment it's possible to do so. Sometimes bounty hunters get attached to coins/tokens they are promoting, but mostly it's just for a show. Anti FUD of sorts.You might be one of those few patient ones who sell them in a years after, but most of bounty hunters will sell under presale prices if necessary. Investors sell when they are in profit or if they want to cut their losses because bounty hunters or someone else is dumping the price. These two groups work very differently
Totally right, when we decided to become bounty hunter then it almost same like investor with a big patience.
The diferrent between us (bounty hunter) vs Investor is we only spend time to do the work, but we only spend 0 money.
The diferrent between us (bounty hunter) vs Investor is we only spend time to do the work, but we only spend 0 money.
Yes, in some ways these comparisons are similar, since the first invest money and the second invest their time in the project. The ability to wait is necessary for two types of these users, since the goal for all of them is profit. But most often the investor still thinks whether to sell right away or wait for an opportunity for better, while the hunter almost immediately sells at the first opportunity.
Bounty hunters are considered investors with great patience.
I agree with that statement. Why? Because bounty hunters have to be very patient to benefit from their hard work. Bounty hunters have already conducted many campaigns and not a few of them have earned tokens that have no value. They have to wait patiently until the tokens can be sold on the market. In addition, there are also many tokens that are not valuable at all so they only keep them as mementos.
I agree with that statement. Why? Because bounty hunters have to be very patient to benefit from their hard work. Bounty hunters have already conducted many campaigns and not a few of them have earned tokens that have no value. They have to wait patiently until the tokens can be sold on the market. In addition, there are also many tokens that are not valuable at all so they only keep them as mementos.
if it asks for opinions, then it will have varying answers. personally, I feel it is the same. we both want good results, and we both wait, and we also get the same results. it's just that, if we look deeper, bounty hunters will lose the time they have with also some effort, it may not be comparable to investors who have invested very much and they also lose time. however, whether they are equal or not, both are exposed to the risk of loss in investing in new projects. however, I think investors will experience more stress than bounty hunters.
then another thing to watch out for is when the project goes down some bounty hunters and investors might panic and sell their tokens.
My experience tells me that sometimes to sell bounty rewards as soon as it hit the exchange may be a good decision. I have noticed some bounty posters who have complained of not making profit from the rewards after they left it believing it will increase and some reduce to nothing after a while. For me I decide not to regret when I take decision to sell.
they would really be getting their coins/tokens then it would be wise that should sell out immediate. The sad thing on here is that on the time that the value had decreased down, then they are the ones
whose really that get blamed on when there's a dump without even trying to look at that those investors are the main dumpers in the first place. Come in mind on how small the allocation is when it comes
to bounty or marketing stuff?
What happens when the tokens' value decreases? Scapegoating starts. The bounty hunters shoulder the blame for a market dump. But isnt that ironic? Arent the investors, the ones who initially inflate the price, the real culprits behind these market dumps?We need to question ourselves here: Is it justified to blame these bounty hunters who hold a minor share in the total distribution? Isnt the core issue the shaky foundations of these new projects? We need to critically examine this!
My experience tells me that sometimes to sell bounty rewards as soon as it hit the exchange may be a good decision. I have noticed some bounty posters who have complained of not making profit from the rewards after they left it believing it will increase and some reduce to nothing after a while. For me I decide not to regret when I take decision to sell.
They got their reward once the token gets pumped but they were only seeing their token without doing any action. It will better to sell it as soon as when we have got it from the market. The hunters can sell it as soon as possible and then move it to the promising altcoins.
then another thing to watch out for is when the project goes down some bounty hunters and investors might panic and sell their tokens.
My experience tells me that sometimes to sell bounty rewards as soon as it hit the exchange may be a good decision. I have noticed some bounty posters who have complained of not making profit from the rewards after they left it believing it will increase and some reduce to nothing after a while. For me I decide not to regret when I take decision to sell.
if you are just seeking profit, selling immediately makes most sense indeed, since it could be invested somewhere else, but if you trust in the project surely you will holds.
then another thing to watch out for is when the project goes down some bounty hunters and investors might panic and sell their tokens.
My experience tells me that sometimes to sell bounty rewards as soon as it hit the exchange may be a good decision. I have noticed some bounty posters who have complained of not making profit from the rewards after they left it believing it will increase and some reduce to nothing after a while. For me I decide not to regret when I take decision to sell.
they would really be getting their coins/tokens then it would be wise that should sell out immediate. The sad thing on here is that on the time that the value had decreased down, then they are the ones
whose really that get blamed on when there's a dump without even trying to look at that those investors are the main dumpers in the first place. Come in mind on how small the allocation is when it comes
to bounty or marketing stuff?
then another thing to watch out for is when the project goes down some bounty hunters and investors might panic and sell their tokens.
My experience tells me that sometimes to sell bounty rewards as soon as it hit the exchange may be a good decision. I have noticed some bounty posters who have complained of not making profit from the rewards after they left it believing it will increase and some reduce to nothing after a while. For me I decide not to regret when I take decision to sell.
My experience tells me that sometimes to sell bounty rewards as soon as it hit the exchange may be a good decision. I have noticed some bounty posters who have complained of not making profit from the rewards after they left it believing it will increase and some reduce to nothing after a while. For me I decide not to regret when I take decision to sell.
Depends on the bounty reward obtained. If the bounty reward is in the form of a project token that is still not listed anywhere, then there is no other way but to hold it until it is listed on an exchange or Dex. But if the bounty rewards are in the form of coins that have been registered such as Bitcoin, ETH or other coins the decision to sell is a pretty good decision. But if you still believe the price will go up, then wait and hold for the long term. it's a personal choice to hold or sell. 
then another thing to watch out for is when the project goes down some bounty hunters and investors might panic and sell their tokens.
My experience tells me that sometimes to sell bounty rewards as soon as it hit the exchange may be a good decision. I have noticed some bounty posters who have complained of not making profit from the rewards after they left it believing it will increase and some reduce to nothing after a while. For me I decide not to regret when I take decision to sell.
The best way to go about it is to sell it as soon as the token is listed in an exchange because sometimes developers or the team dumps all their tokens as soon as the token gets listed so that they can run away with funds they will receive by selling all their tokens and investors fall prey to that.
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