Bounty or Airdrop kill project? - page 3.

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Quote from: Adhar on October 29, 2020, 06:36:53 PM

Quote from: CryptoTalk365 on July 22, 2020, 03:56:02 PM

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.

i am not agree with you, bounty hunter also hold their coin. & not much amount given for bounty. i see that bounty budget is not a big amount & its didnt effect in price. so i think its not good idea about bounty /airdrop. research more

Bounty hunter or airdrop is a good thing for project development. to increase the project on search enggine, etc. there are many advantages that can be obtained by holding a campaign with a bounty hunter.

If the price goes down, it can happen because of the bounty hunter. if many bounty hunters use double accounts so they hold a lot of coins and sell at the same time.

But unfortunately there are many bounty hunters, who sometimes don't comply with the rules, causing chaos in the project.

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I am totally disagreed, If you think bounty, airdrop hunter is only cause of price dumping. Then i want to ask you, who will increase token/coins holder? Who will increase trading volume?

Bounty and airdrop hunters help project by promoting. And they also increase trading volume in exchange.

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Quote from: CryptoTalk365 on July 22, 2020, 03:56:02 PM

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.

i am not agree with you, bounty hunter also hold their coin. & not much amount given for bounty. i see that bounty budget is not a big amount & its didnt effect in price. so i think its not good idea about bounty /airdrop. research more

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It's not fair to blame bounty hunters if the project's price drops due to bounty hunters selling the tokens they have already earned.
Naturally, they do this, because bounty hunters help promote projects, not want to make these projects successful. But the main goal of
Bounty hunters is only to be rewarded for their work for a few weeks, help promote projects in order to bring in investors. Supposedly if
you don't want dump tokens prices, do not give rewards to bounty hunters in the form of tokens, but pay bounty hunters with Bitcoin
rewards. Like what gambling campaigns had done, which paid bounty hunters with Bitcoin.

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i disagree with the narrative that bounty and airdrops kill projects, and that is because in reality bounty and airdrops is only but a small portion of the funds allocated fro the marketing side of the business
whether they are effecting in promoting new crypto projects or not is another conversation, but a lot of great projects have also done bounties and they didnt crash because of it.
I think crypto teams should place more focus on how they can promote their projects to the present crypto community while also making it appealing to new users.
This is the only way a project can be trully successful

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Quote from: jambul_kribo on August 20, 2020, 10:51:28 AM

bounty kill project? look at project that have bounty campaign which is managed by bounty detective,some of them already traded in market and now even bounty token not distributed yet its price collapse. price and trading volume decrease alot and almost be zero. its could be prove bounty campaign didnt kill the project, but it help alot make project be popular and known by crypto investors.

I agreed but bounty detective most of the projects aren’t listed good potential exchanges, here almost fake buy/sell so you can't count such trading volume. Also others many projects are survive there are no effect for bounty tokens distribution. If dev worried about price than they can make distribution step by stem i mean it’s a three phase payment within three months.

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How do you know they didn't care about the project? Do you think that only people hold-to-die is the only one who care about the project and willing to hold no matter what scenarios? Don't be stupid and blindly support a project like that. Bounty and airdrop hunters ain't stupid and they sell when the see the best profit as possible, same as investors. So a project got killed by a lot of factors and persons, not just bounty and airdrop hunters alone. Don't put all the blame on them.

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Quote from: lobo13hf on August 21, 2020, 08:52:22 AM

Quote from: ttcsalam on August 21, 2020, 06:37:05 AM

There does not seem to be any reason for this.Because Air Drop is the marketing system of any project.And works on Bounty and Sem systems.But I think a little like 5/10% allocated for any project can never ruin the market.

The key is not on the how much allocation for the bounty but the key should be on the how much volume that available in the market to prevent the dump. 2% means nothing when there was a huge volume in the market and this is the correct point about this problem.

Exactly like that, what matters is the project's liquidity and the number of tokens in circulation. If the project has a lot of liquidity then I believe it will be fine with a bounty budget of 200-300k $

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Totally no, bounty and airdrop don't kill projects. Projects die due to lack of management or scam. Some bounty hunters don't even receive reward and yet project dies, some get locked and yet project dies, some hold with believe and also project dies, so in my own thoughts, not the hunters who kill the projects, but the team poor management.

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Quote from: ttcsalam on August 21, 2020, 06:37:05 AM

There does not seem to be any reason for this.Because Air Drop is the marketing system of any project.And works on Bounty and Sem systems.But I think a little like 5/10% allocated for any project can never ruin the market.

The key is not on the how much allocation for the bounty but the key should be on the how much volume that available in the market to prevent the dump. 2% means nothing when there was a huge volume in the market and this is the correct point about this problem.

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Quote from: awakpane on August 21, 2020, 07:21:15 AM

In my opinion, it is not the bounty hunters that spoil the market price. because the supply of tokens held by bounty hunters is very limited and few when compared to investors. if investors sell all their assets at the lowest price the coin price drops in the market too. therefore what makes the price fall is not absolutely done by bounty hunters.

attempts to blame the bounty hunters are attempts to hide their manipulation. I am sure that prices are falling very low due to the fact that the project teams cheating people

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Quote from: Diamond_Darrell on August 20, 2020, 03:46:28 PM

Quote from: sayulita on August 20, 2020, 11:09:16 AM

Quote from: jambul_kribo on August 20, 2020, 10:51:28 AM

bounty kill project? look at project that have bounty campaign which is managed by bounty detective,some of them already traded in market and now even bounty token not distributed yet its price collapse. price and trading volume decrease alot and almost be zero. its could be prove bounty campaign didnt kill the project, but it help alot make project be popular and known by crypto investors.

Yes, most of the bounties of bounty detective that are already listed on the exchange gets dumped even before the project ends and reduce to a 100th part when the participants get the bounty rewards, sometimes even before that. This clearly indicates that the bounty hunters aren't responsible for the dumping of the prices of tokens, but the culprit are the team members who get out of the project by selling their stakes in the project which they dump on the market on whatever price they get in return of their tokens, this is a total misconception that the bounty participants dumps their tokens on the market.

I absolutely agree with the coffin. ~ 300-400 participants cannot unanimously agree to sell tokens to move the price.

It depends on the volume of the project, if they don't have volume then I believe the price will crash a lot when you want to sell that token. In 2019 I sold a few tokens from bounty but its price dropped by more than 10%, because that bounty has liquidity of just $ 100 per day.

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Actually, if the project has a difficult core team, it will be a long-term project, but if their project implements an unsatisfactory system to investors and the community, then everything will fall apart to develop a good project, precisely the obstacles that make this bounty and airdrop help their project to develop and help promote their project more advanced, at least have a team that can control a fair distribution system for investors and the community, in order to get a balanced profit and satisfy their customers ...

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There does not seem to be any reason for this.Because Air Drop is the marketing system of any project.And works on Bounty and Sem systems.But I think a little like 5/10% allocated for any project can never ruin the market.

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Quote from: CryptoTalk365 on July 22, 2020, 03:56:02 PM

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.

In some point it can be part of the reason why some project tends to goes down but still we cannot just tell that bounty and/or airdrop are killing projects knowing that those bounty campaigns and airdrops are making the hype to all the project by promoting it to many investors.

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Quote from: Warkop on August 20, 2020, 11:55:04 AM

Maybe a project like this doesn't take the project too seriously, because they just want to make a big profit from all who invest in it and don't think about the stable quality of the price, when the price goes down and collapses they make an excuse to blame the bounty hunters and Airdrops. I think this is clearly the developer's fault as they are not providing good quality coin prices for all their investors.

Absolutely agree, it is the team behind the project who is most responsible for the success or failure of a project
and if their coin / token price falls, they are also the most responsible because they determine the marketing,
tokenomic and development strategy.

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Quote from: sayulita on August 20, 2020, 11:09:16 AM

Quote from: jambul_kribo on August 20, 2020, 10:51:28 AM

bounty kill project? look at project that have bounty campaign which is managed by bounty detective,some of them already traded in market and now even bounty token not distributed yet its price collapse. price and trading volume decrease alot and almost be zero. its could be prove bounty campaign didnt kill the project, but it help alot make project be popular and known by crypto investors.

Yes, most of the bounties of bounty detective that are already listed on the exchange gets dumped even before the project ends and reduce to a 100th part when the participants get the bounty rewards, sometimes even before that. This clearly indicates that the bounty hunters aren't responsible for the dumping of the prices of tokens, but the culprit are the team members who get out of the project by selling their stakes in the project which they dump on the market on whatever price they get in return of their tokens, this is a total misconception that the bounty participants dumps their tokens on the market.

I absolutely agree with the coffin. ~ 300-400 participants cannot unanimously agree to sell tokens to move the price.

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Quote from: umbara ardian on August 20, 2020, 11:33:35 AM

Quote from: Cryptoababe on August 20, 2020, 11:29:28 AM

Quote from: CryptoTalk365 on July 22, 2020, 03:56:02 PM

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.

A strong and sensible project should be able to overcome some bounty hunters dump. Moreover not all bounty hunters or airdrop hunters dump coins. Some hold and take it as their investment on the project token. So, the truth is if the bounty hunter sees the coin as a good coin.. They won't want to dump.
SNX (Synthetix Network) Did airdrop and bounty and no issue with dump : This is because the project is a good one.

Yes you are absolutely right, only fake projects and bullshit are collapsed by bounty and airdrops. Because they don't have liquidity, prices crash easily. But for good projects, bounty and airdrop will not cause any impact on the project

Maybe a project like this doesn't take the project too seriously, because they just want to make a big profit from all who invest in it and don't think about the stable quality of the price, when the price goes down and collapses they make an excuse to blame the bounty hunters and Airdrops. I think this is clearly the developer's fault as they are not providing good quality coin prices for all their investors.

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Quote from: Cryptoababe on August 20, 2020, 11:29:28 AM

Quote from: CryptoTalk365 on July 22, 2020, 03:56:02 PM

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.

A strong and sensible project should be able to overcome some bounty hunters dump. Moreover not all bounty hunters or airdrop hunters dump coins. Some hold and take it as their investment on the project token. So, the truth is if the bounty hunter sees the coin as a good coin.. They won't want to dump.
SNX (Synthetix Network) Did airdrop and bounty and no issue with dump : This is because the project is a good one.

Yes you are absolutely right, only fake projects and bullshit are collapsed by bounty and airdrops. Because they don't have liquidity, prices crash easily. But for good projects, bounty and airdrop will not cause any impact on the project

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Quote from: CryptoTalk365 on July 22, 2020, 03:56:02 PM

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.

A strong and sensible project should be able to overcome some bounty hunters dump. Moreover not all bounty hunters or airdrop hunters dump coins. Some hold and take it as their investment on the project token. So, the truth is if the bounty hunter sees the coin as a good coin.. They won't want to dump.
SNX (Synthetix Network) Did airdrop and bounty and no issue with dump : This is because the project is a good one.

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