not all of them.
smart bounty hunters will hold until the price is good.
but most of them who don't understand, want to get quick money so they sell immediately.
that's why the price is dumping.
Topic: Bounty Hunters Dump Always? - page 28. (Read 33087 times)
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.
It is up on the project if they can survive for the dumped days. Ncash has survived and its because a lot of people believes on their projects. So if all project are have a lot of believers either dumpers dumped their token/coin market or price will not be affected. Just saying. 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.
not always, only bounty hunters who don't understand the tokens they have, because I think we as bounties hunters must know the potential behind the tokens that we get, so there will be no regrets later.
What you say is true, it was my own personal experience about a few months ago before learning the tokens that I held were potentially or not, and now regret is meaningless, now I have to be more careful about what tokens I will sell and I hold. 
not always, only bounty hunters who don't understand the tokens they have, because I think we as bounties hunters must know the potential behind the tokens that we get, so there will be no regrets later.
You can't blame some bounty hunters to dump their bounty tokens because they just want to sell it for profit and not for trading or holdings, and not all bounty hunters are dumpers because many of us here is also a traders and ICO investors and it is also hard for their part to dump their token, as a bounty hunters I also wait for my token to rise above ICO price or even more.
In my opinion, the Bounty hunter is the one who makes the coins fall, because they are initially dumped, which will make the buyers inexpensive and sell cheaply, thus making the pennies more and more. Price break.
With a large allocation, the bounty can threaten the initial listing because many people can dump when the initial listing and the price can go far down. so actually bounty is also a threat
A big part of the bounty campaigns are only a few per cent of the whole allocation. This is because the teams want to prevent dumping and that the price fall.
I am beginning to get fed up joining in the bounty campaign, because I always get scammed, since last May of 2018, up to now, I still haven't get any rewards from the campaign I have joined even its finished.
I think it is unfair to classify all bounty hunters as dumpers, they will do a lot and have their reasons, but mostly I think they analyze their possibilities well, remember that it is almost always better to keep the currency and wait for it to rise, but there are campaigns that are simply disastrous and so the bounty hunters decide to sell their tokens at the end of the day.
Not all abundance seekers dump there got coins, some are deliberately doing these bounties for quite a while which in my view should apply to all Bounty Hunters. As a reality that cryptographic money is setting down deep roots in light of new advancements and real undertakings that are drawing in int crypto industry, and the way that crypto works better for holders not the dumpers. The eventual fate of crypto is splendid and for any gotten crypto got from the abundance is a fortune, hold it for at some point.
It's not as easy as that bounty hunter process in getting money. To be able to exchange their bounty coins for money, they must be able to wait for the coins to be listed in the market and have a price. After that, it can only be sold. Even so, not all of them have good prices, the majority of their prices will decrease after distribution to the bounty hunters. If they want to get a good price, they must be willing to wait for some time to come, the more professional and smart the bounty team will be, the faster the team will bring the price of coins to the sky.
I will like to imagine the worst case scenario, let's say bounty hunter dump all of their token after ICO, what percentage of token allocated to bounty campaign that is capable of drowning a project? In most cases, it is 1‰! Let's think about it, could 1% have had any significant decrease in the price of such token in cryptocurrency market?
I agree with you. Not all bounty hunters sell out their token after they are distributed. Many retain the token and wait for high prices to sell.
The fact is that dumping tokens often occur. I never once dumped tokens, because I only sold based on the price in the exchange. but due to dumping tokens, we cannot get a high price advantage.
because the current price is low, most of the coins have decreased in price. but dumps that occur not only because of bounty hunters dev projects and market conditions sometimes also influence the occurrence of dumps the patient is sure to get better results.
The fact is that dumping tokens often occur. I never once dumped tokens, because I only sold based on the price in the exchange. but due to dumping tokens, we cannot get a high price advantage.
Yes it is true my friend. 80% of bounty hunters fail for their ICO token hunting. Most of ICO projects 2018 are failed to get their softcap that is why they do not pay bounty hunter because of their unsuccessful project.
In most cases, bounty hunters try to sell their tokens after distribution, and this at first dumps the coin, but if it is stable and perspective, then it recovers in price. Now market is unstable and some good tokens collapse..
I've been wondering many bounties have a situations like this it is gonna happened for this year 2018 that bounties dump. It so sad to think but we still hoping for the big profit gonna achieve in this business.
I can not understand how the bounty hunters can dump the price? Bounty Hunter receive only few percent! it usually is around 1-2%. And not all of them sell coins immediately, how can they dump?
I'm doing bounties since august 2017 and I never dump a coin after listing on exchange....when I decide to invest or do a bounty campaign for a project I hold my coins because I believe in it.
With a large allocation, the bounty can threaten the initial listing because many people can dump when the initial listing and the price can go far down. so actually bounty is also a threat
A big part of the bounty campaigns are only a few per cent of the whole allocation. This is because the teams want to prevent dumping and that the price fall.
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