Topic: Bounty hunter is considered as investors with a big patience. - page 8. (Read 1087 times)
Campaigns can be very profitable, while others may not pay or pay in tokens and cannot be liquidate immediately. It is also common for bounty hunters to hold onto tokens from good projects that they promote and wait for them to increase in value. The similarities between the patience of bounty hunters and investors, there are also some differences. An investors typically invest their money into a project with the expectation of a return, while a bounty hunters earn tokens or coins for their efforts. Additionally, investors often have a long term goal and may hold onto their investments for years, while bounty hunters may be more focused on short-term gains.
Investors of time, in a way of having patience for a project to get listed and make profit from it but a literal investors that involved money, then bounty hunter is not considered a investors. Though bounty hunters play a huge part of the project's marketing campaign, so it's a big deal in my opinion because bounty hunting will look for future investors that serves a great purpose for a project to succeed.
The general perception of investors is that they contribute financially which will give more value to a project. As for the bounty hunters, they only perform visibility-raising tasks like normal paid marketing jobs. In conclusion they are no more workers than investors, even though they literally have to stake their jobs to get the payout value they deserve.
Bounty hunter is a nice word, but in reality, I personally feel that it is very annoying. Many people don’t make any contribution, and they simply use account farms to get early tokens or cash, just to make money , and the item is not reviewed. Of course, some legends and heroes in the forum have a bottom line.
Being a bounty hunter can be consider as a job, though profit is not guaranteed but if you do work hard on this and spend a lot of time, then I think its more possible to get a profit. Holding those bounty tokens can be consider as your investment as you spend time and work for that, but again there’s a risk for holding so better if you have chance to take profit do it as early as possible because most of the new projects didn’t last that long.
the main difference that i am seeing here is that investors shell out money to hold the coins whereas, bounty hunters are devoting their time not the money to get a hold of those coins. so if you don't have money to spare on a specific project, you can join the bounty hunting. however, in both cases, there's no guarantee that you will get profits even if you shell out money. in short, your profitability whether you are an investor or a bounty hunter depends on the project itself. this is why to lessen the risk of wasting your resources, better do your due diligence and get out as soon as you see some red flags on the project.
Being a bounty hunter can be consider as a job, though profit is not guaranteed but if you do work hard on this and spend a lot of time, then I think its more possible to get a profit. Holding those bounty tokens can be consider as your investment as you spend time and work for that, but again there’s a risk for holding so better if you have chance to take profit do it as early as possible because most of the new projects didn’t last that long.
...So in the end I just agree, being a bounty hunter is profitable when the project it supports is promising, but most bounties just make it a waste of time.
Have you seen many promising projects lately that would have conducted a bounty program on the forum? Now, if the project is really promising, then it does not experience financial difficulties with raising money for the development of its product, so they do not need to worry about selling their coins for this purpose.
, can we considered the patience of the bounty hunter same as the investors patience?
I don't think so. In one side, many bounty hunters will as soon as possible seell out their rewards to convert to money, so they will not really consider about how much they want to get. This really often makes the price of the token or coin dropped very much.However on the other hand, there are alsonmany otjer boubty hunters that lrefer to hold the cryptonfrom rewards because tbe price is very small. They are more preferable to hold crypto ubtil the price goes very well. So, this may depend on each person.
Bounty hunters invest the time they will spend promoting projects and share the risk as they work with startups waiting for the tokens to become valuable and the exchanges to support them. Once those tokens become valuable, the investment becomes in the assets and not in the effort as they did with the work in the campaigns in which they won that bounty.
I have to add a bit to my opinion on bounty hunters because it might be worth considering.I don't know how long OP has been active as a bounty hunter and how much money he has made on his current account. I think if the OP really values his time then he should get used to it enough to get out of his comfort zone and try something new like improve post quality, earn merits, rank up and join bitcoin paying campaigns. There are tens to hundreds of bounty hunters who have migrated there as long as the bounties are no longer worth it. It's too convenient, the OP may have forgotten that he needs to rank up to get bigger stakes instead of expecting it to be worth with the current full member rank.
I'm also a bounty hunter, so I understand a bit about this. In addition to patience, it also takes a bit of luck. Even if you carefully research the bounty projects you plan to participate in, you are not sure if they will pay you after the end of the campaign. or even the project died while running the campaign for some silly reason. Moreover, even if the share is paid, there are actually a lot of worthless or even illiquid bonuses for sale. So in addition to being persistent when participating in the campaign, the element of luck is also an important thing for bounty hunters.
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?
The concept of investment is defined by people as only investing in funds and assets of all kinds. But investing in his definition includes all kinds of spending in order to achieve profits, including investment in personal effort, as Bounty hunters do.
Bounty hunters invest the time they will spend promoting projects and share the risk as they work with startups waiting for the tokens to become valuable and the exchanges to support them. Once those tokens become valuable, the investment becomes in the assets and not in the effort as they did with the work in the campaigns in which they won that bounty.
can we considered the patience of the bounty hunter same as the investors patience?
Yes I can say yes to that but based on if the bounty is not a shit project. There are things to consider which is the: Token future The token is the center of the investment or patience and if it doesn't have a use purpose it future will not be worth it therefore becoming a waste of time hodling it and this includes the exchange where it will be listed. In the past, some members have benefited from their patience of doing bounty so it depends how the token perform at the long run but I still advise to buy direct from exchange and hodl in your wallet. Bounty is a risk and direct investment is also a risk. IMO direct investment is preferred.
Many token have in my mew wallet which i was earning bounty since 2017 year but now bounty like worthless. Bounty time ended right now so if a bounty project give you good money then it is your luck but not means good bounty coming.
yes, me too. when ETH network was cheap then. Both investors and bounty hunters have invested into projects; investors with money while hunters with their time and effort. But personally, as both a bounty hunter and investor, I think I can easily move on with wasted effort and time than with wasted money, if ever the project turns out to be non-paying. I cannot really be more specific with the feeling but this is how I viewed things eversince I entered this industry. But I do understand those who who be in contrast with my stand 'coz we have different perspectives and viewpoints. But one thing is for sure emotion would be the same but not with the weight of the feeling or emotion, as I personally experienced.
i agree with you. we spend our time and effort so we can get some share. when i back i just check that most of them didn/t pay well or their crypto has no value at all
Many token have in my mew wallet which i was earning bounty since 2017 year but now bounty like worthless. Bounty time ended right now so if a bounty project give you good money then it is your luck but not means good bounty coming.
...can we considered the patience of the bounty hunter same as the investors patience?
The main difference between investors and bounty hunters is that the former carefully study the project for investment, choosing those that, in their opinion, are promising and provide an opportunity to make a profit. Bounty hunters do not have such a choice and receive the tokens that the project representatives will provide them for the work done.
I checked some of the wallets used by OP for bounty purposes just to confirm the assumption. I found that some of the altcoin he had from campaign payouts just looked like worthless display items. So in the end I just agree, being a bounty hunter is profitable when the project it supports is promising, but most bounties just make it a waste of time.
The question is – Who considers bounty hunters as investors? To the best of my knowledge as someone who was once a firm believer in bounty hunting, it's obvious that project teams don't have the same conceptual belief as you do on this. I say this because if a business or project considered anyone an investor they would treat them well. Project teams (a very good number of them) don't treat bounty hunters well. They renege on even sending the bounty rewards as promised once campaigns are over. I'm a victim of that and I know a good number of users here must've tasted that bitter pill too.
I agree with you, bounty hunters can be considered as patient investors, but the difference is that bounty hunters don't spend money in investing, the capital issued by bounty hunters is in the form of time and effort
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?
Both investors and bounty hunters have invested into projects; investors with money while hunters with their time and effort. But personally, as both a bounty hunter and investor, I think I can easily move on with wasted effort and time than with wasted money, if ever the project turns out to be non-paying. I cannot really be more specific with the feeling but this is how I viewed things eversince I entered this industry. But I do understand those who who be in contrast with my stand 'coz we have different perspectives and viewpoints. But one thing is for sure emotion would be the same but not with the weight of the feeling or emotion, as I personally experienced. ...can we considered the patience of the bounty hunter same as the investors patience?
The main difference between investors and bounty hunters is that the former carefully study the project for investment, choosing those that, in their opinion, are promising and provide an opportunity to make a profit. Bounty hunters do not have such a choice and receive the tokens that the project representatives will provide them for the work done.
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?
I think it is on the name itself, bounty hunting. I believe it is different from an investment even though you are investing your time and efforts in making the projects promoting to investors who are willing to put their money on the project. Bounty hunters gets a reward for the things that they are task to and I think it is a like with a job. So if you compared bounty hunting into investment, It seems like being a job is an investment too. It's on my own perspective and I don't think if you guys will agree with me. I also think it's not right to call yourself a investor in the fact you are just doing bounty hunter jobs.
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