Topic: Bounty Hunters the cause of token dumping ? - page 15. (Read 19016 times)
What about those who participated in the ICO that dump their tokens way before bounty hunters are paid? Bounty hunters shouldn't be blamed for token dumping, besides most of them need the money from the biunty to settle some real life problems.
Bounty hunters are alwasy blame for selling their tokens so quickly without waiting for the project develpment as outline in the roadmap. I don't think bounty hunters are to blame because a lot of bounty hunters hold their coins for years.
It's not good to blame the bounty hunters for selling their bounty token as they working for that and it's only a little percent from the total supply. The team should be the responsible to take control on the distribution to avoid the dumps. 
I'm a bit out of the loop. Could someone explain to me what a bounty hunter is?
Have you already understood this?If not, please, examine what is bounty in the context of ICO. Those who participate in bounty as working ants, and there are bounty hunters.
Dumping 1-3% coins/tokens of holders can greatly reduce the price, as most buyers buy by ICO. But I would not blame bounty hunters. As mentioned above, often the listing on the exchange occurs before the payment of rewards, but the price also often falls.
If they get the tokens without investing some money for it then the hunters will most probably dump the bounties they get. People know the more valuable coin which is bitcoin, the token they get are going to be less valuable if they hold even in just a minute. Once they get the chacne to dump, expect the price to also sink.
Of course this is a known fact that whenever bounty and airdrop tokens are released there will be a drop in process as most of the participants will sell them.
But the sellers are those who participate in the Bounty campaign. They get very little tokens and they sell them to the market for the first time at low prices. So be patient this time and you will be trading at a higher price.
Bounty hunters are alwasy blame for selling their tokens so quickly without waiting for the project develpment as outline in the roadmap. I don't think bounty hunters are to blame because a lot of bounty hunters hold their coins for years.
It can be, however, there are also ICO investors who are dumping their tokens to get instant money as long as a project reaches a decent exchange and decent price. Some bounty hunters are holders because most are aware that if a project has a potential, they can earn more compared when dumping in a cheap price.
Like many others said we can't blamed bounty hunters because of dumping or dropping down of some token's prices. Although it can affect a slightly on the price of a particular token we didn't totally say that selling earlier of the token are the main reason why the token prices will become worthless or unvaluable. However we can say that it depends on what was the potential of some projects are we considered.
Anytime when their is dump in market most people believe that the it is the bounty hunter that dump, however the dump things happen to both investors and the bounty hunter. When investors is given 50% bonus on what they buy they want dump the bonus really bounty hunter do dump also after the project. Most people do this because of their experience or some coin they have and the price is really bad in market now but was good before. How dump things is cause by many factor.
Because they get tokens for free, so when they get the money or they need money, they sell it. So this is the reason for dumping the new coin born on the market.
Bounty hunters are alwasy blame for selling their tokens so quickly without waiting for the project develpment as outline in the roadmap. I don't think bounty hunters are to blame because a lot of bounty hunters hold their coins for years.
Its not the bounty hunters who are dumping but rather blame the manipulators that puts fake orders just to draw down the price, and if some bountu hunters are in panic well they fall on the bait.
there are a lot of factors why the market fall or should i say drop. and you should realized that by now as you get familiarized on this forum. Bounty hunters would more likely liquidate their bounties rate after getting paid some might keep a small portion of it. does it affect the market yes cause there is a buy and sell going on but the effect of it wont cause the whole market to fall.
Bounty hunters are alwasy blame for selling their tokens so quickly without waiting for the project develpment as outline in the roadmap. I don't think bounty hunters are to blame because a lot of bounty hunters hold their coins for years.
Your right! despite the token Allocation in Bounty Campaign is just small portion of the entire token supply they are always put on blame to the Bounty hunters its unacceptable how could it would affect in totality its normal after the ICO there was a dump because lots of ICO investors are selling there tokens for quick return like me, I'm often join ICO and my first move after the listing is to sell a part of it to recover my initial investment. But its true also that some of Bounty hunters are Selling token more cheaper than iCO Investors in early rounds,
Honestly most bounty hunters do sell their tokens once they recieve them thats why they are sometimes to blame causing the dumping of some tokens when listed to an exchange site. Its not like it is not happening but in general thats what they usually do, so dont be mad if they generalize it.
Bounty hunters are alwasy blame for selling their tokens so quickly without waiting for the project develpment as outline in the roadmap. I don't think bounty hunters are to blame because a lot of bounty hunters hold their coins for years.
If I can get my token I will hold it until the launching of their product or the alpha. Yeah bounty hunters are mostly wants to sold their token if it's available in the exchanges. But why they will blame it's just 2 to 3% of the sold token. Bounty hunters are alwasy blame for selling their tokens so quickly without waiting for the project develpment as outline in the roadmap. I don't think bounty hunters are to blame because a lot of bounty hunters hold their coins for years.
There should be no one to blame because every bounty hunter has a different side of the economy so chances are they do not intend to throw away their coins but rather sell early because to meet their life needs.
Bounty hunter just holds a small number of token. And sometimes it's just 1-5% allocation for bounty tokens.
It doesn't affect too much on the price. The real problem is the market situation and the investor who sell some tokens to get their profit.
It doesn't affect too much on the price. The real problem is the market situation and the investor who sell some tokens to get their profit.
I think bounty hunters are not the cause why some coins start to dump. If the project is really good and they are showing great progress, why should the bounty hunter start to dump? I always try to find some project's with a good long term perspective, because dumping coins too early is not the way to make money!
I dont think bounty hunters should always be blamed for dumping coins. Even though some do, others you hold their coins for a long time before they sell it.
Many bounty hunter, like me, do not sell their tokens right away and prefer to wait.
Therefore, i also think that bounty participants are not responsible for a dump.
Bounty pools are usually only 1% or 2% of all tokens. I do not think that these 1% or 2% are to blame for a dump.
Rather, i think the big whales and investors are to blame.
As far as I know a lot of bounty hunters think that bounty is like free money so it is very easy to sell the bounty tokens quickly.
This is the fastest way on earning a free money and we cannot control people to not dump their tokens since some of the project are falling down after that period. And they cannot be blame for the market crash since a lot of people also buy on pre-sale or ICO then dump it right away.
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