Topic: Dump is not always a good idea - page 9. (Read 1596 times)
Its part of crypto opportunities ,mind you one can get lots of tokens from dumpers at cheaper rate so there will always be dumpers in crypto space ,either they needed money fast or they don't even bother to do research on the projects which means they don't want to hold
Pertaining selling or holding bounty tokens some decision are right and some wrong, for example a token with a lot of red flag i don't hold them i hold those with good team and token/platform development mindset
The fact is its always a bad idea to dump all your tokens you get from bounties unless you promoted a not too good project ,I've seen few bounty projects that hunters dumped and later the token price surge in value for example Gowithme bounty ,so how many of you dump gowithme token? The token did 10x already
Yes dump is not good idea but everyone has their rights, whether they will dump prices or wait for prices to rise.
Well to be honest with you, the bounty hunters have the rights on what they will do in their rewards, as many of us needs some cash for our daily needs. But still, it is not a bad idea to advise them if the project that they have participated in have a better future or not. Because there are projects that have a good roadmap and future as long as the developers and management can deliver.
Many bounty hunters must focus on the result of money that they got after receiving the token or coin, In this case, many of them don't care whether the coins will develop or not, the expectation is only getting cash or convert it to the ETH or BTC soon after listed on exchange and they don't care whether the price is dumped or not. Here, we must avoid this way, personally, I'm not that kind of bounty hunters that like dumping coins soon to get cash. I prefer to choose the promising bounty projects that will grow the coins.
The fact is its always a bad idea to dump all your tokens you get from bounties unless you promoted a not too good project ,I've seen few bounty projects that hunters dumped and later the token price surge in value for example Gowithme bounty ,so how many of you dump gowithme token? The token did 10x already
Every bounty hunter have a different decision for their tokens receive from bounties and for me as hunter, I always dump all my tokens if it is already profitable for me because all I want is only money but I have also different holding coins in my wallet which have a very low price.
This is a fact, many people dump free tokens they get from airdrop or bounties so fast without even looking at the project vision. Really not cool, even if you should dump, it's good to know the nature of the project, if they have future prospects, don't dump all. Same way I was telling a friend not to dump all his AERGO when it was distributed, traded at 0.05$ then moved to 0.4$.
If ICO can´t satisfy and attract bounty hunters, then they are selling. When you receive a token you are completely free with your decisions. And if it is a good coin, then you can be sure that it will go back to higher price. 
The fact is its always a bad idea to dump all your tokens you get from bounties unless you promoted a not too good project ,I've seen few bounty projects that hunters dumped and later the token price surge in value for example Gowithme bounty ,so how many of you dump gowithme token? The token did 10x already
i didnt participate in gowithme bounty but for me in term of holding token . i dont ususally dump but sometimes i also sell and i buy later when the price drop . sometimes you dont need to force the price but sell to get more later if you see the potential.
Indeed, sometimes Bounty hunters will sell token fastly to get fiat money.
But , some of they don't know about good coins.
But , some of they don't know about good coins.
The fact is its always a bad idea to dump all your tokens you get from bounties unless you promoted a not too good project ,I've seen few bounty projects that hunters dumped and later the token price surge in value for example Gowithme bounty ,so how many of you dump gowithme token? The token did 10x already
Had just one coin that made 20 times I do not regret it's part of the game, you made mistakes along the way depending on your need, there was an occasion that you need to see for so many reasons and my reason then was I need money, back then and I thought that coin is losin git's value, when I looked back it was traded 20 times, that's life you win some you lose some.
The fact is its always a bad idea to dump all your tokens you get from bounties unless you promoted a not too good project ,I've seen few bounty projects that hunters dumped and later the token price surge in value for example Gowithme bounty ,so how many of you dump gowithme token? The token did 10x already
I think it is their own decision whether they dump it early or whether they hold their altcoins. You can't blame them that it was a bad idea for dumping it early. Maybe they needed the money or what. Just be grateful if you hold until the token's price increase 10 times and make huge profits from it.
The fact is its always a bad idea to dump all your tokens you get from bounties unless you promoted a not too good project ,I've seen few bounty projects that hunters dumped and later the token price surge in value for example Gowithme bounty ,so how many of you dump gowithme token? The token did 10x already
Let's just do a simple math calculation.
An average bounty distributes 2-3% of all tokens sold as bounty prizes. Suppose that the project has raised $ 1 million investment. According to this calculation, he will distribute up to $ 30,000 worth of tokens.
There's $ 970,000 worth of tokens left! They distribute it to investors! How do you think the average 1000 people who own $ 30,000 can affect the price according to this account? On average, winners who are distributed in a bounty won't be able to own as much as 0.001% of the total token.
So let's not fool ourselves. Bounty hunters cannot have a dump effect on the token. If someone looks for dumpers (which I don't think so!), they may look at their private investors. Projects selling their tokens very cheap for bulk. So I think they have to think about it again!
It is difficult to predict what will happen to the project in the future. That's why bounty hunters sell earned tokens. Now looking at some of my tokens, I regret that I did not sell them in the autumn-winter. The that could bring 1ETH now can be sell only on 0.01-0.1ETH.
there is nothing wrong with dumping even dumping all your tokens at once. the problem is that you should have a better timing and good plan on why and when you dump all of them.
for instance when the token is listed on the exchange you must dump it right away otherwise you will lose that chance to dump and lose all the money you had.
but for example if you bought some shitcoin while it was getting pumped, then sometimes it is best to dump smaller amounts. like dumping 40% first then 20% then another 20% and finally 2x 10% so that you can make the most amount of profit from that pump but also not risk losing the chance to get your money out in case dumping started without you.
for instance when the token is listed on the exchange you must dump it right away otherwise you will lose that chance to dump and lose all the money you had.
but for example if you bought some shitcoin while it was getting pumped, then sometimes it is best to dump smaller amounts. like dumping 40% first then 20% then another 20% and finally 2x 10% so that you can make the most amount of profit from that pump but also not risk losing the chance to get your money out in case dumping started without you.
If you are a bounty hunter then dumping is a good idea but if you are an investor, dumping isn't a good idea unless you can do stop loss.
I've been a bounty hunter for a year and I always sell 60-80% of my total tokens that I get as a reward and always holding some of it if in case it will grow in the future. I've also bought some coins too for the long run and at this moment, I'm in a loss since I bought it last year and that is the year where all of the coins are going down
. Now I'm still holding it since it is for long run.
I've been a bounty hunter for a year and I always sell 60-80% of my total tokens that I get as a reward and always holding some of it if in case it will grow in the future. I've also bought some coins too for the long run and at this moment, I'm in a loss since I bought it last year and that is the year where all of the coins are going down
. Now I'm still holding it since it is for long run. 
I also saw many such cases, but I myself personally held the tokens of many "good" projects for a very long time, as they said on the Internet, and then the project simply was closed. I have a lot of such projects on my wallet and all of them dead
I think that is right because if the project is good, we should hold it for a long time until the price can increase to the higher price. But it's better to take the profit first so we can get the money and we could still waiting for the next increases in the price. But many bounty hunters sell the tokens in the market because they need to get the money and only some of them who are waiting for the price to get down so they can rebuy the tokens.
If the bounty hunters think that they can get the profit, they will sell all the tokens or some amount of the tokens. Each bounty hunters will have a different think about the tokens, and they have different goals.
If the bounty hunters think that they can get the profit, they will sell all the tokens or some amount of the tokens. Each bounty hunters will have a different think about the tokens, and they have different goals.
You know many bounty hunter directly sell tokens obtained from bounties. Most of them don't care about the project because its a free money for them.
The fact is its always a bad idea to dump all your tokens you get from bounties unless you promoted a not too good project ,I've seen few bounty projects that hunters dumped and later the token price surge in value for example Gowithme bounty ,so how many of you dump gowithme token? The token did 10x already
I don't have that coin but you don't control the minds and decision of the bounty hunters that are dumping their tokens. It's no longer your responsibility if they ever sell because they just want to take the profit and cash out the stake that they've taken from participating to such bounty programs. Jump to: