Topic: Bounty Rewards: Sell immediately or HODL? - page 95. (Read 7179 times)
Holding would be the best thing to do when your bounty campaigns has some potential to grow in the near future,but if you arent a good holder you can dump it whenever you want but keeping it for a little longer will maximize its potential value,just wait for a minimum 3-4months on every token you will receive and im sure that you will have a lot of profits in the future.
I do so, of course, depending on the project, 80 % sell and change them immediately on the eth or other coins in my portfolio, and leave 20% on the hold. If the project is promising and ICO has passed quickly and not all tokens for example, then of course I have.
It depends in the project of your bounty campaign you joined. If it seems like the project is trash and just like some other campaigns then the future of that project is cloudy and might be a scam in the future. but if the project is unique and the team is trustworthy then it has a high chance of success in the future.
If you are confident with the project that it can grow potentially to the fullest in the future,the best thing to do is to hold until the develoepers has fully developed the coins,which may take a couple of months or even a year so then the price of your tokens would be huge x100 or more would be possible so i suggest every bounty hunters to hold these bounties for longer.
You should hold your bounty tokens - cause first is etherdelta for erc20 tokens and a bounty dump after release.. they are more worth in few months after the ico when they meet there roadmap.
For speculators it's best to dump as soon as possible and then pick it up when the price stabilizes after initial dump. For people who couldn't care less, which there isn't a lot in bounty hunting community, as most depend on these bounties to pay the bills, you just hodl coin that have a use in this world until the end, bitter or sweet.
There are lot of people here that are waiting some tokens just to pay the home bills.
This is understandable, but if you sell, you lose the best part: the possibility to profit from a possible explosion of the currency you earned.
Of course, this is more about luck than ability, but if you sell your tokens and then they'll rise you'll regret very much.
This is understandable, but if you sell, you lose the best part: the possibility to profit from a possible explosion of the currency you earned.
Of course, this is more about luck than ability, but if you sell your tokens and then they'll rise you'll regret very much.
You should hold your bounty tokens - cause first is etherdelta for erc20 tokens and a bounty dump after release.. they are more worth in few months after the ico when they meet there roadmap.
I've been doing bounty campaigns only since December 2017. Not long, in the scheme of things. But one thing that truly surprised me during the last couple of months is the number of bounty hunters who look to sell their tokens ASAP. At first, I didn't understand why, but I think I'm beginning to.
For me, I'm doing these bounty campaigns for a bit of fun and to give my mind a bit work to do, creatively speaking. So my mindset for any bounty tokens is just to HODL and allow the devs to implement their roadmap and take the project through to completion. I think this will give the best realisation of value on the tokens. Sure, some may fail and they will likely end up worthless, but since I only invested time, not money, into receiving them, I'm not really worried.
So with that mindset, I struggled to understand why so many people were eager to offload their bounties at the earliest opportunity.
But over the weekend, I sat down and did some calculations on the accumulated bounty rewards I'm expecting to receive. Each bounty by itself was a modest return, but when combined in totality, it was a sizeable amount. And that's when it struck me...
Lots of people who live in less fortunate parts of the world, particularly in areas with high unemployment, probably NEED to sell their bounty rewards to put food on the table and pay their bills.
But I really don't know if my assumptions are correct. So, my question to you is...
Do you sell your Bounty Rewards straight away or HODL? Any insight into your reasons would be appreciated.
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its only natural for some bounty hunters to sell their token immediately, because some bounty hunters here are using this forum as source of income, that's why they sell it when it was launch in the market.For me, I'm doing these bounty campaigns for a bit of fun and to give my mind a bit work to do, creatively speaking. So my mindset for any bounty tokens is just to HODL and allow the devs to implement their roadmap and take the project through to completion. I think this will give the best realisation of value on the tokens. Sure, some may fail and they will likely end up worthless, but since I only invested time, not money, into receiving them, I'm not really worried.
So with that mindset, I struggled to understand why so many people were eager to offload their bounties at the earliest opportunity.
But over the weekend, I sat down and did some calculations on the accumulated bounty rewards I'm expecting to receive. Each bounty by itself was a modest return, but when combined in totality, it was a sizeable amount. And that's when it struck me...
Lots of people who live in less fortunate parts of the world, particularly in areas with high unemployment, probably NEED to sell their bounty rewards to put food on the table and pay their bills.
But I really don't know if my assumptions are correct. So, my question to you is...
Do you sell your Bounty Rewards straight away or HODL? Any insight into your reasons would be appreciated.
## If this post has been thought provoking for you, I'd really appreciate a bit of Merit in return ##
but some bounty hunters are holding it and wait for it to boom in the market.
My first investement in bounty happens right now and i'm planning to hodl that token. This ICO can be more usefull if u hodl because is a share (BPS) of a new exchange that will come from 5th of March - bitpaction.com .
I've been involved in bounty campaigns since August 2017 and only six months later I realized that sell tokens immediately after ICO it's a bad idea.
A curious thought, what do you have statistics on them? As I noticed, often immediately after the release of tokens fall strongly, and after a few months begin to grow again. Why would that happen?Can you give examples of projects that grew after the fall?
I've been doing bounty campaigns only since December 2017. Not long, in the scheme of things. But one thing that truly surprised me during the last couple of months is the number of bounty hunters who look to sell their tokens ASAP. At first, I didn't understand why, but I think I'm beginning to.
For me, I'm doing these bounty campaigns for a bit of fun and to give my mind a bit work to do, creatively speaking. So my mindset for any bounty tokens is just to HODL and allow the devs to implement their roadmap and take the project through to completion. I think this will give the best realisation of value on the tokens. Sure, some may fail and they will likely end up worthless, but since I only invested time, not money, into receiving them, I'm not really worried.
So with that mindset, I struggled to understand why so many people were eager to offload their bounties at the earliest opportunity.
But over the weekend, I sat down and did some calculations on the accumulated bounty rewards I'm expecting to receive. Each bounty by itself was a modest return, but when combined in totality, it was a sizeable amount. And that's when it struck me...
Lots of people who live in less fortunate parts of the world, particularly in areas with high unemployment, probably NEED to sell their bounty rewards to put food on the table and pay their bills.
But I really don't know if my assumptions are correct. So, my question to you is...
Do you sell your Bounty Rewards straight away or HODL? Any insight into your reasons would be appreciated.
## If this post has been thought provoking for you, I'd really appreciate a bit of Merit in return ##
You might be right most of the bounty hunters are selling their tokens as soon it was distrubted to an exchange so they can liquidate these bounties right away.People has different reasons why they are doing this,they might need some cash or maybe that is their strategy they will sell all of their tokens and then buy it back from the massive dumpage after the token were sold by most of the investors and bounty hunters. For me, I'm doing these bounty campaigns for a bit of fun and to give my mind a bit work to do, creatively speaking. So my mindset for any bounty tokens is just to HODL and allow the devs to implement their roadmap and take the project through to completion. I think this will give the best realisation of value on the tokens. Sure, some may fail and they will likely end up worthless, but since I only invested time, not money, into receiving them, I'm not really worried.
So with that mindset, I struggled to understand why so many people were eager to offload their bounties at the earliest opportunity.
But over the weekend, I sat down and did some calculations on the accumulated bounty rewards I'm expecting to receive. Each bounty by itself was a modest return, but when combined in totality, it was a sizeable amount. And that's when it struck me...
Lots of people who live in less fortunate parts of the world, particularly in areas with high unemployment, probably NEED to sell their bounty rewards to put food on the table and pay their bills.
But I really don't know if my assumptions are correct. So, my question to you is...
Do you sell your Bounty Rewards straight away or HODL? Any insight into your reasons would be appreciated.
## If this post has been thought provoking for you, I'd really appreciate a bit of Merit in return ##
It's maybe a bad idea to sell it immediately but if you need money and you do not have a source of income so what will you do, in the other hand you loose nothing because you earn that money in bounty rewards.
I've been involved in bounty campaigns since August 2017 and only six months later I realized that sell tokens immediately after ICO it's a bad idea.
I prefer to hold because this allown me to make an investment. However, I agree in a few cases I should at least have sold at ATH, after some pumps.
If you think that the price is high and already give profit, better to sell some tokens and hold other because there is more investor that sell same token at the same time which cause the market for little dumps which makes them panic to hold. Hodling tokens is more preferrable because it will pump on the market when it get high demand. 
I've been doing bounty campaigns only since December 2017. Not long, in the scheme of things. But one thing that truly surprised me during the last couple of months is the number of bounty hunters who look to sell their tokens ASAP. At first, I didn't understand why, but I think I'm beginning to.
For me, I'm doing these bounty campaigns for a bit of fun and to give my mind a bit work to do, creatively speaking. So my mindset for any bounty tokens is just to HODL and allow the devs to implement their roadmap and take the project through to completion. I think this will give the best realisation of value on the tokens. Sure, some may fail and they will likely end up worthless, but since I only invested time, not money, into receiving them, I'm not really worried.
So with that mindset, I struggled to understand why so many people were eager to offload their bounties at the earliest opportunity.
But over the weekend, I sat down and did some calculations on the accumulated bounty rewards I'm expecting to receive. Each bounty by itself was a modest return, but when combined in totality, it was a sizeable amount. And that's when it struck me...
Lots of people who live in less fortunate parts of the world, particularly in areas with high unemployment, probably NEED to sell their bounty rewards to put food on the table and pay their bills.
But I really don't know if my assumptions are correct. So, my question to you is...
Do you sell your Bounty Rewards straight away or HODL? Any insight into your reasons would be appreciated.
## If this post has been thought provoking for you, I'd really appreciate a bit of Merit in return ##
For me the technology of the block chain is of great value, I see in it the future! Profit is always good, but as practice shows, always patient always win. Therefore, I do not hurry to sell awards, as for me it is necessary to competently evaluate the prospects of a particular project and decide on the terms of holding the tokens. For me, I'm doing these bounty campaigns for a bit of fun and to give my mind a bit work to do, creatively speaking. So my mindset for any bounty tokens is just to HODL and allow the devs to implement their roadmap and take the project through to completion. I think this will give the best realisation of value on the tokens. Sure, some may fail and they will likely end up worthless, but since I only invested time, not money, into receiving them, I'm not really worried.
So with that mindset, I struggled to understand why so many people were eager to offload their bounties at the earliest opportunity.
But over the weekend, I sat down and did some calculations on the accumulated bounty rewards I'm expecting to receive. Each bounty by itself was a modest return, but when combined in totality, it was a sizeable amount. And that's when it struck me...
Lots of people who live in less fortunate parts of the world, particularly in areas with high unemployment, probably NEED to sell their bounty rewards to put food on the table and pay their bills.
But I really don't know if my assumptions are correct. So, my question to you is...
Do you sell your Bounty Rewards straight away or HODL? Any insight into your reasons would be appreciated.
## If this post has been thought provoking for you, I'd really appreciate a bit of Merit in return ##
Probably one of the reason is they avoiding the "dump". Most investors buy tokens not because they will use that token (as a utility) for that project. Rather, they buy tokens as investment. They'll wait for the price to up then they will sell it.
Hunters will avoid this and will try to to sell their rewards as early as possible, thus adding to the dump.
Hunters will avoid this and will try to to sell their rewards as early as possible, thus adding to the dump.
Crypto-currencies today are so unpredictable that you do not even know which tactics to use more correctly. But in many cases, holding coins is less risky.
thats a great question.
this also puzzles me. if you know a coin/token will go big I dont get why they sell.
I cant believe getting .06 cents on a bounty coin is anything that would be considered major profit.
I have bounty and try to do bounty whenever I can. HODL
this also puzzles me. if you know a coin/token will go big I dont get why they sell.
I cant believe getting .06 cents on a bounty coin is anything that would be considered major profit.
I have bounty and try to do bounty whenever I can. HODL
I recommend selling half or 25% and HODLing the rest.
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Usually, they sell immediately at the first opportunity only those tokens, which have absolutely no chance of growth. It's like a race - the first one to sell at a higher price. But looking at the last few months - even the most unpromising tokens have made x2. So it's better to hold the coins anyway.
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