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November 21, 2018, 07:57:51 PM
#83
Be careful of the campaigns that are trying to tell you that when you buy more, you can expect more bonus. It maybe some trap to set that once you buy it and expect a good return, it maybe quite the opposite. Better be full with your decision and always make a contingency plan to avoid a certain incident.
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November 21, 2018, 06:16:53 AM
#82
Do you guys really fall for the so call bonus
For me i think is a way of tying holders down for not to sell their coin and probably want to buy more so as to receive more bonus why they start selling out to people.

I have once feel in a trap of one Japanese project call POSICOIN, which make me to hold their coin worth $800 in the name of so call Holders intensive and later turns out to be scam project they're no where to be found by now..

Or what do you guys think?
You should be careful with projects that offer too high a bonus. It will be one of the worst projects or scams. Because if they sell with too much bonus, their token value will decrease. Investors only need to sell at a low price. So you should stay away from such ICO projects.
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November 21, 2018, 06:09:53 AM
#81
If you are speaking about the benefits of holding any coin, you can look into coins that are distributing rewards each quarter. It is going to be really profitable and one of the greatest coins in this sphere is Tombola.
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November 21, 2018, 05:59:05 AM
#80
Well i don't, subscribe to over-hyped bonuses for ico sales, it has always been a trap only that it will continue to work, especially the monthly bonus thingy... I know many of my friends who still hold tokens like that and that doesn't mean i would not hold such if i have. But ultimately one cannot use that as a basis for calling any coin scam... There are many of them with genuine reasons and strategy
legendary
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November 21, 2018, 05:25:59 AM
#79
Do you guys really fall for the so call bonus
For me i think is a way of tying holders down for not to sell their coin and probably want to buy more so as to receive more bonus why they start selling out to people.

I have once feel in a trap of one Japanese project call POSICOIN, which make me to hold their coin worth $800 in the name of so call Holders intensive and later turns out to be scam project they're no where to be found by now..

Or what do you guys think?
This has the same with IAGON right now, they are giving bonus to their future token holders and make me think a trap on this current market situation and trader's market greediness. I am IAGON investor joined to their telegram and campaigning to hold the token for a quite long time although i don't have the interest to sell it when introduce to the market but i guess its their giveaway bonus to their token holders.
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November 21, 2018, 05:24:53 AM
#78
I agree, that serious projects will not offer any bonuses for holders. Their tokens and so will buy as an investment.  But suspicious projects often offer bonuses to keep their shitcoins from dumping.  I also ran into the Posicoin project, but I participated in the bounty and now these coins are in my wallet and cannot be sold.
Well, what about tokens of different exchanges like Kukoin or IDEKS? This is not fraudulent projects)) The difference between a scam and a project paying dividends is obvious.
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November 21, 2018, 05:03:35 AM
#77
That's right, a lot of coins after they turn on the stock exchange, they fall in price and, as a rule, rare projects launch their projects and their tokens grow!
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November 21, 2018, 04:59:12 AM
#76
In most cases, projects that ask to keep their coins are scam. Real projects, with a good idea and a team, do not care about the price. They know that if they implement their plan, the price itself will go up. Everyone will want to buy their product.

I Think the same as you say, man
the project, they will not take debate about that price in the market.

but we see, investors or small players now think of the take bonus of holder token/coins and ask whether there are advantages as holding the token? 

there’re only a few project developers who give a dividend to the community
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November 20, 2018, 03:11:50 AM
#75
In most cases, projects that ask to keep their coins are scam. Real projects, with a good idea and a team do not care about the price. They know that if they implement their plan, the price itself will go up. Everyone will want to buy their product.
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November 20, 2018, 02:44:47 AM
#74
Well, i have experience the same thing with you my friend on bounty signature which recently ended on June with a bonuses tricks or dividends shared by december by all members who have not sell there tokens. Though it was a nice strategy which all tokens are not easily be dump by dumpers because of dividends.
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November 20, 2018, 02:27:04 AM
#73
Your experience is pathetic, but I think every business has a marketing strategy and holders bonus is just one of them. If the project  in question is a genuine project, then holders bonus isn't a bad idea.
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November 20, 2018, 02:25:54 AM
#72
I hate to say holder is the winner, many altcoin have I hold but price is not growing up and more than drop before I hold, I will sell all of my asset if getting from ico investment or getting from bounty campaign reward.
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November 20, 2018, 02:18:36 AM
#71
There are many such projects, remember the same Accelerator Network (ACC). The project gives tokens for the ACC in your wallet. But those who won the mind greed sold coins in January-March this year. People whose mind prevails over the" toad", sold coins in January - March this year. Grin
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November 20, 2018, 01:56:08 AM
#70
for current situation holding is the best strategy and we can buy the coins now and holding for some days
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November 20, 2018, 01:51:42 AM
#69
Holders bonus is good but not for every project. Always try to avoid long-term hodl bonus. I am holding Pundix and Heal tokens. They both are a very good project and every month I really got some extra money from holdings! hodl bonus did not click you, that's why you may research more before holding!
hero member
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November 19, 2018, 07:08:45 AM
#68
Do you guys really fall for the so call bonus
For me i think is a way of tying holders down for not to sell their coin and probably want to buy more so as to receive more bonus why they start selling out to people.

I have once feel in a trap of one Japanese project call POSICOIN, which make me to hold their coin worth $800 in the name of so call Holders intensive and later turns out to be scam project they're no where to be found by now..

Or what do you guys think?
Before you start making a bounty, you must investigate the project until you have no problem. In doing so, at least avoid too many scams.
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November 19, 2018, 04:12:35 AM
#67
Do you guys really fall for the so call bonus
For me i think is a way of tying holders down for not to sell their coin and probably want to buy more so as to receive more bonus why they start selling out to people.

I have once feel in a trap of one Japanese project call POSICOIN, which make me to hold their coin worth $800 in the name of so call Holders intensive and later turns out to be scam project they're no where to be found by now..

Or what do you guys think?

The idea then was to ensure long term interest n the project and be able to build community around it but it seems scammers are exploiting this now. With the state of things in the space it is a very difficult thing to do because you can't say this is what the market will be when all the tokens are released, even some developers start dumping on the market before the investors have their tokens
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November 19, 2018, 03:52:27 AM
#66
if you have asset and already lose, better sell now, because we dont know what is happen next.
maybe will be worst or better we dont know.
but if you have some cash now, its a good time to buy.
No one knows tomorrow and if you already had that figure out, then you will not be panicking and selling at a huge loss because you will eventually regret it when the market recovers, and of course, this kind of mentality is what the whales are basically trying to take advantage of and what will ruin you eventually and make regrettable decisions. You already said it in your last statement, so why spoil it with the first statement? The only reason you should be selling any asset now is when you know it does not have any possible potential at all.

Holders bonus is a very good method of avoiding tokens holder to dump in the market, holders bonus is good because you wouldn't need to use your fund to buy more coins and it's always win win situation when the developers are transparent
Agree, it is not a bad idea, and that is more like what the proof of stake stands for and in most cases, can really help the market to grow hugely in the long run. It serves as something passive for a lot of people as well though and for the fact that this is something that can benefit anyone who does not know how to trade and take advantage of the market fluctuation. What is important though is that with or without bonus, as long as you know what you are holding have long term potential, then, you should be sticking with it.
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November 17, 2018, 11:43:02 AM
#65
Do you guys really fall for the so call bonus
For me i think is a way of tying holders down for not to sell their coin and probably want to buy more so as to receive more bonus why they start selling out to people.

I have once feel in a trap of one Japanese project call POSICOIN, which make me to hold their coin worth $800 in the name of so call Holders intensive and later turns out to be scam project they're no where to be found by now..

Or what do you guys think?

You can make some profit or bonus if you holding some coins actually, but you must take a look how much you will get.
If they offer you very big profit, you must doubt them. There are many companies offer investors huge bonus, then later they turned to a scam project.
sr. member
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November 17, 2018, 09:55:41 AM
#64
It's a good tactic to avoid the low value . Some projects prefer this and i find it very clever. As the Holder increases, the value rises. Of course, what is most important is what the project will offer us.

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