Topic: Bounty Hunters Dump Always? - page 20. (Read 33087 times)
This is a matter of individual discretion. We all have various reasons for bounty hunting. Some sorely rely on bounty as a source of income and this could influence the reason home dump. On the other hand, some shit project need their coin dumped lol. Some hunters hogg the for longer term. Be reminded that investors also dump.
Wonder many in this thread think that the hunters pull down courses. Think about this, because they give 1-3% of all tokens. The rest are sold, remain with the developer or somewhere else. As having only 1-3 percent can significantly affect the value of the token?
Most people dumps not just the bounty hunters. It is a natural reaction by people who fears losing due to several ups and down of the cryptocurrency prices. If the concern is just the dumping by the bounty hunters I think not all are really dumping their coins. Many are still having strong hands to wait for prices to go up again. Should bounty hunters be blamed for such dumps in the over all price? I would say no, since the bounties given are just a very small amount compared to the total volume the investors have.
Bounty hunters do not always sell tokens obtained for their generosity. Personally, I try to keep them until a certain point!
I think it depends on bounty hunters if they needed it right away but I personally say that some of them are not doing that kind of strategy to earn a big rewards. I think some of them also think the project of a campaigns if it can be more useful in the future just like me I'm a bounty hunter and I choose to be a long term holder of any currency I have in my wallet.
There is not simple answer to this question. I don't want to speak in name of other bounty hunters, but I can say sometimes I hold, sometimes I sell as soon as token hit exchange and sometime I trade. There is no rule, it only depends on development if I don't see too much progress in project I will sell tokens. I made mistake several times because of it, but I don't like to think about it and I usually move on. Sometimes I sell because I am fine with current price. There is no rule actually.
Anytime i hear this it gets me sick to the stomach! Bounty hunters only receive a small portion of the tokens distributed but investors get quite a huge amount depending on their principal amount. Some ICOs also give investors huge bonuses to allow them invest in the ICO and this result in huge amounts of tokens being given to early investors. These are the people who dump tokens and not bounty hunters.
I personally did not pay any reward
Wait for prices to rise reasonably
Because I always chose the project
that I see as having a good future.
Wait for prices to rise reasonably
Because I always chose the project
that I see as having a good future.
They dump because most hunters ate depending on their cryptocurrency for survival so ask a platform pays they rush to sell for their daily bread.
Bounty hunters themselves have the right to decide how to deal with tokens received for bounty or airdrop company. In addition, not all bounty hunters immediately sell their tokens.
Many bounty hunters are investors at the same time and they make their own research and if the project has
potential they will not dump their tokens for sure, rather hold them and making extra profit when the tokens pump.
potential they will not dump their tokens for sure, rather hold them and making extra profit when the tokens pump.
in 90% of cases, always merge , but of course I think why merge in such a market as now, it is better to wait all the same and then sell when the price is higher
Of course not all people sell tokens immediately after the distribution I have for example a friend keeps all the tokens but of course now I also keep all the tokens and Bo market fell very low
not all but most bounty hunters will definitely sell fast the rewards they get. it makes a dump, we can't avoid that because it is a reality that exists. some actually hold their assets to the desired price but that is very little. I hope many people think like you, because it can save the dumps that occur in the market.
Of course not all people sell tokens immediately after the distribution I have for example a friend keeps all the tokens but of course now I also keep all the tokens and Bo market fell very low
Bounty Hunter will dump when its time, some bounty hunter will sell immediately because they need to, some will hold because they need better price to sell it, some will hold because they will use the token to use platform. But most of them will dump it after the first listing no matter people say but it's the fact.
indeed that is what happens, it becomes a fact when opening the market will surely be a dump. but I saw that there were investors who dumped, when the bounty tokens had not been distributed, tokens had been registered in the exchange and I saw investors themselves dumping. now is it absolute if a dump is caused by a bounty hunter?
Basically yes! But Not at all, maybe majority to those who dumped after they get their token. But there's a lot of bounty hunters also that after they get it. They keep it and hold for a long term.
NO its not, not all bounty hunters go dumpipng coins nor tokens.
they are on the vision and capabitlity.
we cant control them, well they work for it ritght? so let them be.!
they are on the vision and capabitlity.
we cant control them, well they work for it ritght? so let them be.!
Since the ERC-20 tokens are usually given as a reward to the bounty hunters for their effort in taking part to promote the ICOs projects, I think most of the bounty hunters would usually choose to sell away those ERC-20 tokens that they received from the developers, investors who bought the ERC-20 tokens with their own money would be more likely to hold on to it as they would hope to gain a bigger profits if that specific ERC-20 token values rises.
Do all bounty hunters dump Cryptos after they get paid?
I believe this is not a fair assessment as a lot has to do with the crypto project itself.
Its a matter of perspective really, not all bounty hunters have the same experience or motive, some people just need an opportunity to get crypto for projects that are very difficult to get in the token sales, Example is Ncash tokens of Nucleus.Vision the project has a 1 million USD budget and it is still above ICO price even in the bear market.
Additionally some projects treat bought hunters badly which will not encourage them to stick around for much longer after they get their tokens.
I believe tokens or coins getting dumped by bounty hunters depends a lot on the project itself.
I think bounty hunters will often sell the tokens they receive because their main purpose is to make money when participating in those projects. Few people will retain the bonus they receive after the end of the project or they keep waiting for the price to rise higher. At the same time, it helps ICOs get people who really care about their projects to buy those tokens I believe this is not a fair assessment as a lot has to do with the crypto project itself.
Its a matter of perspective really, not all bounty hunters have the same experience or motive, some people just need an opportunity to get crypto for projects that are very difficult to get in the token sales, Example is Ncash tokens of Nucleus.Vision the project has a 1 million USD budget and it is still above ICO price even in the bear market.
Additionally some projects treat bought hunters badly which will not encourage them to stick around for much longer after they get their tokens.
I believe tokens or coins getting dumped by bounty hunters depends a lot on the project itself.
I wouldn't say everyone does. Many people seeing as some coins make a profit of hundreds of thousands of times think about it and begin to believe that maybe one day they will come across such a coin. I used to think so too, and now I'm at a huge loss.
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