Topic: Bounty hunters and Investors, Who values Cryptocurrencies More? - page 11. (Read 1694 times)

There are two kinds of bounty hunters that I have known through the years of my experiences as a member of this community and those two have some different perspectives of the rewards they get from the bounties. I called them:

1. Believer
2. Disbeliever

1. Believer: Linguistically speaking, these guys believes about the project they are promoting and they keep holding their reward tokens until now. some of them have been holding some certain tokens for years now.

2. Disbeliever: Those who do not have some courage to hold their rewards for long enough and mostly panic to sold their rewards as soon as they get their hand on it. The Bottom line is, If these bounty hunters have some other incomes in the outside world, they might have some courage to hold their tokens but most of them have not. only relies on the bounty rewards they get from the campaigns.

To be candid enough I think the investors values the cryptocurrency more. For instance every investor wants to make profits from the money invested into a project. Hence they are not quick to dumping the project for shitty prices. But that is not to say that investors dont dump projects. They do as well. On the other hand, I think bounty hunters are not really concerned with profits as they didn't invest their money. All they want is to see cool amount of money then move on. Well that is not to say that there are no hunters who value cryptocurrency. There are of course. Let me conclude that both investors and bounty hunters value cryptocurrency alike.

you are wrong mate that bounty hunter not want to dump.Both investors and bounty hunters values crypto.Yes some of the bounty hunters got panic and they dump and not all the time. Investors invest their money in project thats why they more take care but other hands bounty hunter gives effort.so I think both bounty hunters and investors values crypto more.

To simply answer this question, I will say that investors value cryptocurrency more than bounty hunters, bounty hunters only doing it to earn leaving while investors are up for gains.

well its thier payment so they can do what ever they want for the payment they recieve ,they can hold it or not its thier choice.

Same thing with investors ,they can sold the time they think the project is not worth it with thier money and move to another project that they think have potential that will bring them  income and profit they need.

in my opinion if you have to choose one, the most important competitor is the investor. because the project can run if there is funds coming in, even though the promotion of the project is not significant. whereas if the project marketing is good but there are no investors putting in funds there, the project will not develop. after all, if there are already funds from investors, any form of promotion can still be possible.

A point to make here is that investors care much more about their funds more than the quality of the project. it hurts to see our hard earn money disappear. investors care so much about market movements and how their investment has faired. if the market looks good, he sell off his tokens and move on, leaving the falling project in the hands of the owners and long term believers.

Are you sure? Why not try to look back on whats the percentage of bounty tokens allocation compared to investors itself? The main dumpers are the investors itself and im not really surprised that bounty hunters do always took the blame.

So far ICO now is almost dead and i dont know if there are still who do trust up these things yet we know on how this market comes a mess for after all of these years.

We dont need anymore projects that are just similar to each other using up the same platform.Most of them are trash or useless.

What is clear? Not clear at all. lol.
I'm curious why you seem to blame the bounty hunter so much. Are you an investor? Never did a bounty hunting job?
Not all bounty hunters want to sell their token rewards very soon. They also want to see the token values increasing and pumped. It makes sense, they only get a small number of tokens. Imagine if the price of the token is almost zero ($0,0000xxxx), how can the bounty hunters trade their token? Even the price of ETH gas higher than the token value. So, who dump the price? Is it clear bounty hunters?  

Yes the prize hunter is the most dominant person to work hard on a project, looking at it with promotions that have been done by prize hunters to attract interest for coins or ongoing projects. Investors also participated in the project, I think the two must complement each other.

As you would have it or expect it to be logically, Investors values cryptocurrencies more than bounty hunters, most bounty barely a knowledge about how crypto really works, they are just into it for the an extra source of income, and they often sell whatever they raise from any bounty without thinking about it values, although, there are also some investors who are just heard about crypto from some friend or online then choose to adopt cryptocurrencies as investment opportunity.

yes, they do both want the same thing at the end. to make money out of it. the difference is that these investors put their money on this project hoping to get profit. whereas, bounty hunters spent their effort and time, to promote this project to get paid in return. investors value more if they invested, because if they do not believe the capability of the project, why would they risk their money in the first place? but if the project owners value their project, they won't let their market collapse and not get back their feet. if they have strong foundation, they can easily overcome these dumpers, they can rise again if they have valuable product or service to offer.

I really have no idea why you think bounty hunters are valuer than an investor. Not just in crypto currencies, Almost every platform investor is the key person, specially on investing platform like crypto currency. You can't blame on investor for coin dump, nor bounty hunters. If there is any fault then it's only because of project team management.

I can see now days many projects are offering investors with 50%,40% bonus. Which is really bad idea in my thought. I know they have to sell their token/coin but this is totally stupidity. Cause end of the day investor got too much coin and that can dump a project properly. Investor want profit, they are not responsible for that project is dying or not. And same case for bounty hunters, they don't think about project (most of them). They just sold their coin after distribution for couple of bucks which is not crime though after spending so much effort on their project.

So crypto project owners should trust them self not on bounty hunters or investors. If they can provide good quality service in crypto industry then no bounty hunters or investors dump their project.

Lol the answer is clear, we all know that bounty hunters only want to dump and make quit bucks and investors want to make profits too but they can hold longer than bounty hunters, to say the truth they both want the same thing,

cryptocurrency has become a lucrative business for many. A business involves buying and selling of services or a product for profits.In this crypto business, Gone are those days when investors are in for the long term. it is interesting to note that while the big guys cares about profits and not lost. everyone is into this crypto to make money.
therefore. i believe that it bounty hunters that worked hard to earn their rewards are the real holders and believers in a projects because they took their time to study the project. do the research to ascertain whether it is a good project to hold on or Not.
Believe this or Not, An investor has little or no time to study what a crypto project has to offer. they rather trust whatever their portfolio manager told them to do. they care more on when the profits are made and to move on.

Most projects that were dumped on the market were investors that dumped early on hunters who has no choice than to market aggressively to re-ignite a gradually falling project.  Most projects that experinced this sudden dump by investors includes. Serve, Foxtrading, Agrocoin and many more.

The crypto project owners should trust more on their bounty hunters than the investors when it comes to listing on exchanges and trading not in investors because the investors care much about their funds and not the development of these projects.