Topic: Bounty Hunters Dump Always? (Read 33111 times)
It is very wrong to conclude that bounty hunters dump always,many at times private investors do dump more than bounty hunters.There are bounty hunters that will not want to dump if the project has got prospect,at time private investors dump just because they have got the coin very cheap,and mind you,is not possible to hodl a coin that is not solid anyway,maybe dev need to step up.
I don't agree with your opinion sir!
I am a bounty hunter that does not mean I am a price destroyer, I am not a hit & run
I have a lot of coins / tokens that I still hold from a bounty
much people thinking bounty hunter caused price dumped.thats not fully true.we have to understand too , maybe private sale contibutor that have big discount in ico stages also contributed in price selling.or even investors that want to switch their token to another projects.i am not agree bounty caused all of this. I am a bounty hunter that does not mean I am a price destroyer, I am not a hit & run
I have a lot of coins / tokens that I still hold from a bounty
I believe that bounty hunters is smart and they maybe know that selling or dumping coins or maybe tokens in a very low price is really a lose. I think bointy hunters normally earn s very small amount or percent of tokens sold. And i think even if they will sell thier token it doesn't effect the price of the coin or token. Maybe the big investors who own a big amount of tokens dump that is why some tokens price fall.
I don't agree with your opinion sir!
I am a bounty hunter that does not mean I am a price destroyer, I am not a hit & run
I have a lot of coins / tokens that I still hold from a bounty
I am a bounty hunter that does not mean I am a price destroyer, I am not a hit & run
I have a lot of coins / tokens that I still hold from a bounty
It's a hard decision whether to hold or to dump your bounty rewards. Because nobody knows if the project will become successful in the future. That's why most of the bounty hunters dump their coins/tokens for a quick bucks.
Because most of bounty hunters can't be patient for that. They will dump it after the token or coin already listed on the exchange site whatever how much volume as long as they get a few bucks. Most of these people lack education about crypto.
It's a hard decision whether to hold or to dump your bounty rewards. Because nobody knows if the project will become successful in the future. That's why most of the bounty hunters dump their coins/tokens for a quick bucks.
What I believe on this matter is that bounty majority of hunters left I choice but to sell their coins/tokens at low price the moment they receive it (specially if it is badly needed), because the traders in the market take it for granted. They just want to earn and they don't have concern to the future of the project. So the crash situation is not only on the side of the bounty hunters but from the traders at the same time.
Why do people always blame bounty hunters for this problem?
Bounty hunters only receive their rewards from 2-6 months after the end of the campaign. The token is listed before it is distributed to bounty hunters. I found it dumped after being listed. So bounty hunters can't dump it.
Bounty hunters only receive their rewards from 2-6 months after the end of the campaign. The token is listed before it is distributed to bounty hunters. I found it dumped after being listed. So bounty hunters can't dump it.
Many of the hunters dump their coins for a pizza and not making any research, but there are some others who
are buying from the dumpers on DEXes and making profit on it.
It's because others take advantage of any dumps coming from bounty hunters, but for me it's a dilemma whether to hold or not, because as bounty hunters, most of the time we really need to dump to get our reward, but what if the project is really good and worth to hold as well? Really really hard decision to make. are buying from the dumpers on DEXes and making profit on it.
Many of the hunters dump their coins for a pizza and not making any research, but there are some others who
are buying from the dumpers on DEXes and making profit on it.
are buying from the dumpers on DEXes and making profit on it.
Only due to the current market conditions. It is getting harder and harder to earn some good rewards from bounty, because the team always allow the price to go by at least -x3 from the ICO price.
Some dump, some do not, it is almost a shame to sell for very little and not give a chance for the said project to lead to fruition, but this is the choice of the holders and often leaves more meat on the bone for the HODLERS 
I participated in bounty campaign of a promising project.
That was almost a year ago.
And I have these coins in my wallet so far.
I hurt that people think so badly about us. But this is just our job. And we want to get paid for it. Not the promises of developers.
We have the right to sell these coins. And everyone decides for himself whether he wants to sell or he wants to keep it.
That was almost a year ago.
And I have these coins in my wallet so far.
I hurt that people think so badly about us. But this is just our job. And we want to get paid for it. Not the promises of developers.
We have the right to sell these coins. And everyone decides for himself whether he wants to sell or he wants to keep it.
I got paid form various bounties in previous months but now a days various bounties are not paying and are scams , so if you joining now you should very careful before join any bounty.
Im sure that more than a half of the bounty hunters sell their tokens as soon as they get it, given the fact that token is already traded on some decent exchange at a price close to the ICO, but the number of bounty tokens is not comparable to the amount of what people bought at the stage of private sales and pre-sales with a huge and sometimes super huge bonuses.
To be honest, I noticed many times how bounty hunters sold their awards immediately after the end of the bounty campaign. It really caused a wave of price reduction.
Such an act can not be called smart. It is better to sell your rewards gradually without causing a fall in coin prices.
Such an act can not be called smart. It is better to sell your rewards gradually without causing a fall in coin prices.
Not all the time. It depends on the bounty hunters goal. There are bounty hunters who are just joining campaigns simply because of the quick money. When they recieved their tokens, they sell it right away regardless whether it has potential. I'm also a bounty hunter and I'm not just dumping my tokens. Usually I hold them for about a month or two to know whether it has a potential or not.
Although, there are bounty hunters who dump. Some of them, at the first hearing of an exchange, the next thing that comes to their mind is to sell at just any price.
Despite that, the amount allocated to bounty participants is not enough to cause a dump in price, if the project is a good one.
Then there are bounty hunters who do not sell their tokens immediately. Some of them believe in the project they promote.
Despite that, the amount allocated to bounty participants is not enough to cause a dump in price, if the project is a good one.
Then there are bounty hunters who do not sell their tokens immediately. Some of them believe in the project they promote.
I think because bounty hunters really need money for their personal needs, so the hunters sell the Tokens simultaneously, so that the price decreases, plus the panic of investors who feel that prices are decreasing, so ivestors panic sell. So both have enough power to drop prices.
Some bounty hunters will always dump their bounty tokens straight away. This is understandable as prices do often drop when a coin first hits the exchanges. Hoever this is due at least in part to the overall bearish market.
I would say the most important thing is to make sure you are following a good solid project that has a long-term future. Then you are probably better holding the coins, as though they may drop in the short-term, there is a chance of a huge long-term gain.
People often want to find hidden gems. The best chance of doing this is at the ICO stage.
I would say the most important thing is to make sure you are following a good solid project that has a long-term future. Then you are probably better holding the coins, as though they may drop in the short-term, there is a chance of a huge long-term gain.
People often want to find hidden gems. The best chance of doing this is at the ICO stage.
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