Topic: Bounty or Airdrop kill project? - page 20. (Read 2397 times)
Bounty and airdrop are for promotional and marketing purposes this is one of the very cheap means of advertising a project in many platforms without any cost of a penny and I dont think they are the one killing the project but the investors and whales they bought less than ico/ieo price then dump on the market but it also depends on the project if its really interesting and has promising usecase many investors will got interested over time.
I dont know what you think guys but i think airdrop and bounty kill the project let say after the project finish the ico all the bounty and airdrop hnter sell their coin/token , this make te price go low.Since all of bounty and airdrp hunter did not care about the project.
What really kills the projects are developers that do not care about their own coin, and while this may seem odd this is very common in this market, they only care about the money they can extract out of investors before they are outed as scammers, bounties and airdrops are not really the reason why a project fails and at most are responsible for a temporary decrease in the price and nothing more, so blaming bounty or airdrop hunters over the death of a project seems silly to me.
They don't care because they doesn't have even a little idea of the potential. But sometimes to sell the token immediately in a low price is much better than end to nothing gain. Some project landed the exchange and yet slowly gone.
I dont know what you think guys but i think airdrop and bounty kill the project let say after the project finish the ico all the bounty and airdrop hnter sell their coin/token , this make te price go low.Since all of bounty and airdrp hunter did not care about the project.
How many percentage % of total allocation do bounty hunters receive from bounty? Generally 1%-2.5% of the total allocation is for the bounty hunters. Is it really worth to dump the market? It has chance to dump 5-10% but basically investors dump the market as they hold huge amount of shares and bonus from IEO, ICO and this extra shares they sell randomly. This is one of the main reason to drop the price. Team performance and the project's potentiality is the main vital factor whether the price will up or down. So don't blame only bounty hunters. Bounty hunters' have huge role to promote the project. Without promotion by bounty hunters, maximum project will not pass in the token sale.
I dont know what you think guys but i think airdrop and bounty kill the project let say after the project finish the ico all the bounty and airdrop hnter sell their coin/token , this make te price go low.Since all of bounty and airdrp hunter did not care about the project.
No, the important thing is due to the project and its development in the early stages. I still see that projects exist and develop very well after paying tokens for bounty pools, such as Cartesi, Harmony, Oikos, ... if the project is seriously developed, even if bounty hunters sell off tokens, they will still exist and develop normally. don't blame us all, we bring the community to the project and they should be grateful and respectful. 
If the project is top and has incredible technologies and capabilities and the token of this project is trading on the top exchanges, then there will be nothing serious with the price of this token if all bounty hunters and airdrop users will start selling their tokens at the same time, because such top projects always have a plan for such moments.
you're right good project always has their own way how to avoid price being dump after the airdrop distribute, for example is origin protocol airdrop, before they are listing on exchange they have made airdrop every month for their user and the price till now still good and pump from, they know that airdropper is very weak hand and put buy order at low price then pump it when strong holder is still keep their token. they have distribute over million OGN to user.
If the project is top and has incredible technologies and capabilities and the token of this project is trading on the top exchanges, then there will be nothing serious with the price of this token if all bounty hunters and airdrop users will start selling their tokens at the same time, because such top projects always have a plan for such moments.
Bounty is part of marketing for the project to gain exposure to social media outlets and to get noticed by potential investors so bounty hunters has all the reasons to sell or hold their earnings.
I don’t see rewards sell off’s is the primary factor why projects go down, if the project has real value it will likely to recover every dump. Good example is Oikos, despite the hunters recent sell off the price is still considerably good.
Yes, because they are listed at large exchanges and have plenty of liquidity. Sometimes their liquidity went up above $ 5 million per day, and now it has decreased a bit but still ensures prices do not collapse.I don’t see rewards sell off’s is the primary factor why projects go down, if the project has real value it will likely to recover every dump. Good example is Oikos, despite the hunters recent sell off the price is still considerably good.
Bounty is part of marketing for the project to gain exposure to social media outlets and to get noticed by potential investors so bounty hunters has all the reasons to sell or hold their earnings.
I don’t see rewards sell off’s is the primary factor why projects go down, if the project has real value it will likely to recover every dump. Good example is Oikos, despite the hunters recent sell off the price is still considerably good.
it does not look reasonable. Small allocations make it impossible to make a dump happen. if that happens then of course some investors panic and sell in large quantities. the strongest reason is that the market is not yet strong. because it does not yet have a strong community, there is no strong demand but trade has been opened. then it will make the price very easy to collapse. I don’t see rewards sell off’s is the primary factor why projects go down, if the project has real value it will likely to recover every dump. Good example is Oikos, despite the hunters recent sell off the price is still considerably good.
I dont know what you think guys but i think airdrop and bounty kill the project let say after the project finish the ico all the bounty and airdrop hnter sell their coin/token , this make te price go low.Since all of bounty and airdrp hunter did not care about the project.
That's not true buddy. Bounty campaigns are ways of promoting the new or existing crypto projects. Many might not have heard of a particular project let alone investing without bounty campaigns. Likewise airdrops is another way of promotion. The caution is just that, bounty and airdrop pools should not be too much compared to the total supply, especially airdrop to avoid immediate dumping after listing. It will be difficult to totally remove bounties from crypto projects, because that's the lifeline of promotion. There are other ways projects teams can employ to checkmate things that kill their projects.
If it does, then why are project dev still engaging bounty hunters? I'm not disputing your point but to me, the problem arise when dev give huge amount of money for bounty. They do this just to attract many bounty hunters, knowing very well they may decide to change the rule of the bounty after the sales. Dev see bounty campaign as a medium to promote their project without spending penny before they realize their objective.
Bounty is part of marketing for the project to gain exposure to social media outlets and to get noticed by potential investors so bounty hunters has all the reasons to sell or hold their earnings.
I don’t see rewards sell off’s is the primary factor why projects go down, if the project has real value it will likely to recover every dump. Good example is Oikos, despite the hunters recent sell off the price is still considerably good.
Yes, because they are listed at large exchanges and have plenty of liquidity. Sometimes their liquidity went up above $ 5 million per day, and now it has decreased a bit but still ensures prices do not collapse. I don’t see rewards sell off’s is the primary factor why projects go down, if the project has real value it will likely to recover every dump. Good example is Oikos, despite the hunters recent sell off the price is still considerably good.
I dont know what you think guys but i think airdrop and bounty kill the project let say after the project finish the ico all the bounty and airdrop hnter sell their coin/token , this make te price go low.Since all of bounty and airdrp hunter did not care about the project.
No, the important thing is due to the project and its development in the early stages. I still see that projects exist and develop very well after paying tokens for bounty pools, such as Cartesi, Harmony, Oikos, ... if the project is seriously developed, even if bounty hunters sell off tokens, they will still exist and develop normally. don't blame us all, we bring the community to the project and they should be grateful and respectful.
I think bounty/airdrop is the driving force behind the project If you want to keep everyone informed about the project and get investors involved. Suppose all hunters shut down their services, then how can your project reach the door of all investors!. Remember that many investors live inside hunters so don't neglect them and they are never responsible for the death of a project.
I can't say both bounty and airdrop hunters kills crytpo projects, there are many factors that destroyed a project one way or the other, but the blame is always on aridropers and bounty hunters for dumping projects, that's not actually true. Mistakes had been form the projects failure to list on a high volatility/liquidity exchange for easy buy and sell on exchanges. So it's the project faults for running away with big sum of btc and pay smaller amount to low volume exchange for listings. Sieh
Bounty is part of marketing for the project to gain exposure to social media outlets and to get noticed by potential investors so bounty hunters has all the reasons to sell or hold their earnings.
I don’t see rewards sell off’s is the primary factor why projects go down, if the project has real value it will likely to recover every dump. Good example is Oikos, despite the hunters recent sell off the price is still considerably good.
I don’t see rewards sell off’s is the primary factor why projects go down, if the project has real value it will likely to recover every dump. Good example is Oikos, despite the hunters recent sell off the price is still considerably good.
That's a wrong perception, it's tantamount to saying, advertising kill a project.
In reality, it's really the team who are at fault, first they don't launch the project at the right timing, and maybe 2nd is they give promise too much to the investors like the short term return which would only make it more unrealistic.
Regardless of how good the project now, I think they could still struggle as the investment interest has gone down due to the pandemic, and before the pandemic, the market was still not stable, so that's really a hindrance for the success of altcoins.
In reality, it's really the team who are at fault, first they don't launch the project at the right timing, and maybe 2nd is they give promise too much to the investors like the short term return which would only make it more unrealistic.
Regardless of how good the project now, I think they could still struggle as the investment interest has gone down due to the pandemic, and before the pandemic, the market was still not stable, so that's really a hindrance for the success of altcoins.
I think this is an erroneous opinion, the bountists did their job, advertised the product and by the way if the project is good, the bountists try to keep some of the tokens for themselves. But who really kills the project is the team that has a huge number of tokens and they sell without stopping, and at the same time they blame everyone around them but not themselves.
You can count investors as well as I believe they tend to dump as well when the project finishes, thus getting their return after.
I don't think it is all up to bounty hunters, while we can still think that they're gonna sell as well after the project but it is not just them obviously.
Imagine how small percentage of the whole token/coin allocation are bounties compared to the whole tokens made.
I don't think it is all up to bounty hunters, while we can still think that they're gonna sell as well after the project but it is not just them obviously.
Imagine how small percentage of the whole token/coin allocation are bounties compared to the whole tokens made.
Well.. i disagree, in my opinion if the project price going low it's not the Airdrop and Bounty hunter fault, if the price going low that is because low liquidity in the market, especially if they made IEO in small exchange.
Yes that's true. Prices collapsed many times because they did not have too much liquidity. Like the Dogdata project, the price dropped 200 times after the end of IEO and it was a complete scam project in this market.The main rule in crypto is no liquidity and then dead.
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