There are bounty hunters who solely does that job as a source of income thus are always in the habit of dumping their tokens so as to cater for their financial responsibilities having waited for so long while the coin is listed in an exchange, of course some hunters do believed in some project hence hodl for some period of time.
I think we should have not to generalize bounty hunters as the dumper because there are also investors that will dump earlier because they are the one that receive token first before the bounty hunters, so it only depend on how people decide its token either he/she is a bounty hunter or an investor and what matters most is I think the financial needs and those who dump early is obviously in needs of money. 
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Project dumping could be caused by many things, it could be that the market is in a bear condition, or it could be that the project offered huge bonus during the token sale, also huge bounty tokens could be a factor because bounty hunters can dump at any given price.
There are bounty hunters who solely does that job as a source of income thus are always in the habit of dumping their tokens so as to cater for their financial responsibilities having waited for so long while the coin is listed in an exchange, of course some hunters do believed in some project hence hodl for some period of time.
not all bounty hunters throw away their tokens, some will wait for a higher price,but the fact is that when prices fall many people think the cause is a bounty hunter,but in my opinion the cause is investors who buy in pre ico because they get a big bonus.
Do all bounty hunters dump Cryptos after they get paid?
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I believe tokens or coins getting dumped by bounty hunters depends a lot on the project itself.
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I believe tokens or coins getting dumped by bounty hunters depends a lot on the project itself.
It is not true at all. Many people blame the bounty hunters when a coin drops after the ICO, but the fact is that if it is going down is because there is no real demand, many time due to the ridiculous hard caps that are never met.
If you will look more closely you will see, that usually allocation of the Bounty reward is around 3% to 5% and it came up to the point how can the price be so highly dumped, if we would sell up to 5% of overall token supply?
That is the truth, whether hunters dump or not it will not affect the token's price since it is only a only small percentage. Most likely dumping by the investors would make the price dip. They have lot of tokens considering the high bonus that the ICO is giving them.
Most of the bounty hunters sell off their bounty payments right away. But we cannot blame them for selling their reward since that's their own decision to make. And that is the payment for the work they have served. Actually, it's obviously not all bounty hunters who sold, maybe the investors too or the company itself. We cannot know.
The bounty hunters will always dump and exchange their bounty tokens because the value of that token when you hold it will depreciate and have small value at tbe end, so why would the bounty hunters hold too long for their tokens so they will immediately dump it.
Common circumstances are made by investors not the hunter itself why? because they are the first who receive a bounty tokens and after the hunters so they are the first who dump the tokens. We all have participation in the campaign and both parties contributes dump in one way or another.
Not all bounty hunters dump the token after they recieve the rewards. For some they just sell early to avoid dropping of value but some cases it happens sell all what they have to have the earnings from bounty. But if the project os worth holding for me I dont sell the token.
Not always, but I would say that most of them do, after all, that is practically their job, getting profit from a bounty campaign, they may not even be interested in investing in the project itself, it would be good though if bounty hunters could put more interest in the projects they work with.
It is not really so that all bounty hunters dump token once they are being paid. Some of the bounty hunters make sure that they keep the tokens and utilized it based on the idea behind its initiation. Though others also just dump them because they do not see the essence of keeping them. But i believe we all have to read the white paper of the projects we participate especially their road map in order to know what and where the project is going.
The bounty hunters will always dump and exchange their bounty tokens because the value of that token when you hold it will depreciate and have small value at tbe end, so why would the bounty hunters hold too long for their tokens so they will immediately dump it.
No, you can't just blame the Bounty Hunters for the dumps of a certain coin, i mean there are lots of deciding factor why a coin dump, we only receives a single digit percentage of the total token supply, even if all the participants sells their coin, I doubt that it will make much difference. Surely there are lots of things to consider why a coin dump, bounty hunters ain't one of them.
Even if bounty hunters dump their coins after the ICO it will not be a big loss the the project as the allocation to them is very low (minimum of 1% up to a maximum of 8% if the total coin volume) and it really does not affect the prices at all. The problem is with the investors that would only want to make profits as they are the ones who are the majority holders of the tokens. Is also to point out that not all investors are for the pump and dump as there are also factors to consider(for instance if there really innovation going into the project?).
If you will look more closely you will see, that usually allocation of the Bounty reward is around 3% to 5% and it came up to the point how can the price be so highly dumped, if we would sell up to 5% of overall token supply?
but not entirely dump will be done by bounty hunters, because investors will also throw away their bonuses when they buy ico, so don't always think if the bounty hunter causes a dump
Bounty hunters are not responsible for the dumping, because developers were very clear in it. If bounty hunters were provided with tokens earlier, automatically they'll try to sell in a short and this leads to the fall of the respective token. To this, the participants were paid after a long time once after distribution to the investors. Upon this I believe bounty hunters weren't the one who dump.
no, not all bounty hunters leave the projects in which he participated. many hold tokens of these ICO.
This is so very true, bounty hunters dump and upturn the price which make price way below the ICO price. The best way to avoid this mess as an investor is to not sell when the bounty hunters get their token instead they should rather wait till they are after the bounty hunters might have finished selling their token.
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 quiet sure about all bounty hunters but i know 80 to 95% bounty participants always dump their tokens earned from bounty campaign forba few bucks . I have seen many project where that particular coin/token is now trading at less than half of ICO price. And many people blame Airdrop participants for decreasing their market price but i think actually they should blame some bounty participants.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.
But how did you know that they are the hunters that dumping their coins? Except if they are your friends. You should know that some investors are joining an ICO for the huge bonuses of up to 100% of free tokens that after the unlock they will sell it immediately as they have already gained from the bonus token. I also heard that some ICO are already selling huge parts of their token to cover ICO expenses and to ensure profit then it will be blame later on to the hunters.
If this is left to be below standard then investors will have doubts about the project
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