Topic: Bounty Hunters Dump Always? - page 23. (Read 33111 times)
So many tokens just don't make sense to hold on long. It is very rare to see a good price after a long hold, most often it falls tenfold and the token is worth nothing. And bounty hunters do not greatly affect the price of the token. They are usually 1% -2% and does not have any influence on pricing
A very ordinary thing if a token entry in the Exchange and the price fell. This is not due to the impact of many of the bounty hunter who sells tokens. I'm also a bounty hunter and not all tokens that I have, I sell. I also see from the quality of the token. If you have a very good quality, sure I would hold for long-term investment.
You could say that, because bounty hunters, including me, will always sell all tokens that have been obtained and if at the same time the other bounty hunters also do the same thing, then a big dump does occur.
This mostly depends on the bounty hunter itself if he/she is an expert in this space or not because there are always worthy coins to keep for long-term investment.
I dont agree 100% cause i'm the bounty hunter too but not all of the coin will i sell immediately. If that coin have a value inside, dont need to be afraid cause Investor will watch them and buy them too and the price will be recover too. So the important one is their value/the tecnology they offer or their product. And I think the bounty campaign not too much too so it will keep the price stable. And i think some investor has their role too. You can think they already invest on the project for 3-6 months and then after launch to the market, they gonna sell them or not? So its not all bounty hunter fault. cause if we see the airdrop for bounty usually only a small portion.
I can not refer to myself as a bounty hunter, but I participate in 3 bounty companies and tokens that I received I have not sold. I think that I'm not the only one, so to say that all the hunters immediately merge tokens is stupid. Besides, I think that the headhunters themselves the right to decide whether to sell or keep.
Not all bounty hunters dump coins after receiving them. Some bounty hunters take time to study the potentials of the project they work for whereas others participate in the ICO. Such bounty hunters always hold the coins till the coin hit its goal price on the market.
The truth is that majority of the bounty hunters use bounty as a source of income to take care of their needs and their family, I have seen a video report on YouTube about a man that is giving testimony on how bounty and cryptos changed his life and family, so it got to tell how people depend on it for their daily living and that explains why most of the dumps when once they get their tokens no matter how good the project might be.
Well I can say so I like to sell because in this market is very risky to keep the coins because the coins after the distribution and the IPO fall very well
I see bounty hunters are always doing dumps on every project , because in my opinion, bounty hunters get coins for free or work, and what they do is sell even if the price is as cheap as anything
That's not true at all of all the bounty hunters. That's is hasty generalization. I am a bounty hunter and I know the amount of time, energy, data I invest in bounty campaigns, why would I get such coins at the end of the day and just dump it any how. No I don't do that. I only dump when I see that the coin I got doesn't have a reliable future. I'm still holding a lot of coins in my wallet that I got through bounty, I didn't dump them because I believe in their future. So not all bounty hunters behave in such manner.
I see bounty hunters are always doing dumps on every project , because in my opinion, bounty hunters get coins for free or work, and what they do is sell even if the price is as cheap as anything
You just can't blame them it's a normal thing for the bounty hunter to do, they are expecting money after finishing their bounty some of them even dump below ico price because they didn't invest a dime
I do not know what is more important, investing my own money in cryptocurrency and waiting for profit, and wages, as it should be with bainki hunters. In any case, I have such an understanding, when I completed the work, then I should get a salary. That is why you should not negatively respond to members of the Bounty company.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 am not a fan of bpunty campaigns but i think that theybare necessary for us to understand how everything can work here 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.
You just can't blame them it's a normal thing for the bounty hunter to do, they are expecting money after finishing their bounty some of them even dump below ico price because they didn't invest a dime
I do not know what is more important, investing my own money in cryptocurrency and waiting for profit, and wages, as it should be with bainki hunters. In any case, I have such an understanding, when I completed the work, then I should get a salary. That is why you should not negatively respond to members of the Bounty company.
You just can't blame them it's a normal thing for the bounty hunter to do, they are expecting money after finishing their bounty some of them even dump below ico price because they didn't invest a dime
Unfortunately, sometimes the projects pay too much tokens to Bounty hunters which causes the dump of the price right after hitting exchanges. I think the best way to avoid it is to lock Bounty tokens for half a year, for example, until the stabilization of the price.
Surely bounty hunters not dump always.. That is the decision. Like ico investors. If a ico investor trust that project surely he or she will not dump their tokens so that is same for bounty hunters. if the project is good and promising i believe bounty hunter will not dump that tokens and hold for future gains.
In my experience, bounty hunters basically always dump no matter what the project.
In fact, I feel like it is getting worse.
Now, we have a lot of "full time" bounty hunters and all they do is spam, copy paste, cheat, and dump.
The mentality is totally different from an investor.
Any money is free money to them and the more the better.
I imagine that they sometimes feel regret for not hodling on to something that could have been sold for a higher price.
But often, they just make up for it by doing more bounties.
If you think about it, although bounties are common today, they are actually hurting ICOS more than helping them.
Especially in a bear market, I see so many ICOS getting ruined by bounty hunters crashing the price.
In fact, I feel like it is getting worse.
Now, we have a lot of "full time" bounty hunters and all they do is spam, copy paste, cheat, and dump.
The mentality is totally different from an investor.
Any money is free money to them and the more the better.
I imagine that they sometimes feel regret for not hodling on to something that could have been sold for a higher price.
But often, they just make up for it by doing more bounties.
If you think about it, although bounties are common today, they are actually hurting ICOS more than helping them.
Especially in a bear market, I see so many ICOS getting ruined by bounty hunters crashing the price.
I can assure you that not all bounty hunters will lose their generous money as soon as they get on the stock exchange. Although most do so, because basically the price of a token after payments always falls.
Bounty Hunter is not the cause of the fall in the price of a token when a token entry in list exchanges. And it also depends on the potency of the token. As the Bounty Hunter, they also know when to sell a token and when to keep the token. And as their bounty hunter also invested. They are able to invest in a project that has a very good potential.
there may be some mercenaries who sell their tokens quickly and cheaply but besides that they also want something more. it's just that sometimes projects are considered less potential to make them sell their tokens. The Bounty Hunter also has knowledge of the project so they know what they are doing. but there are some Bounty Hunter who are willing to be patient and prefer to focus on other projects. Jump to: