Topic: My suggestion for new projects team who want to promote their projects - page 3. (Read 565 times)
November 05, 2020, 11:40:54 AM
So many unnecessary step or measurement need to be taken while you can just solve it using stablecoin. Using stablecoin to pay participants is by far the most effective way to avoid dumping but if the alt is already strong enough these kind of solution you mentioned not gonna be needed since big volume means less chance of dumping if the bounty allocation only takes up some small percentage.
November 05, 2020, 11:37:27 AM
I suggest every new projects team should do this if they want to introduce bounty campaigns for their project, doing this will limit the risk for tokens losing huge value because bounty hunters sell their shares.
There are many ways for new project owners will influence the price of their token in other not to lose huge value and bounty hunters are not to be blame for token price lost cause the project owner also have a huge role to play.1. Find good bounty manager
2. Give up only few decent allocation
3. Go for strong exchanges with no fake volume
4. Accept limited participants in your bounty campaigns
5. Introduce phase distributions
1) Find a good bounty manager is one of the tips2. Give up only few decent allocation
3. Go for strong exchanges with no fake volume
4. Accept limited participants in your bounty campaigns
5. Introduce phase distributions
2) 99% of all bounty campaigns offer few decent allocated token (within 4-10% of total supply)and some use ETH as payment but after exchange listing the token lost value.
3) Going for strong exchange with no fake volume is not the right thing and going for liquidity exchange is what will help newly listed token.
4) Agreed
5) Phase distribution is also another lame idea if the team involved having a good strategy cause i have seen a lot of projects like Ag8, USDQ bounty that does it but didn't save their project price lost.
November 05, 2020, 11:35:41 AM
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You can be more of Op's funny nature. Op made laughter off me. He has a new account and probably suggesting what he/she thinks could work but all the suggestions are like the same story.
Op, you can only advise bounty manager to either get bounties paying with top coins like etheruem, bnb, litecoin, USDT, etc useful altcoins and not to fool participants with shit tokens.
November 05, 2020, 11:25:59 AM
Heck no.
Why almost all the list only for the bounty hunter ~LOL, even my self joined bounty but to be honest bounty hunter was also one of the reasons why the price token and 70-80% bounty hunter is an angry people.
If you not listed the token on some exchange, they will spam you with "when exchange".
Why almost all the list only for the bounty hunter ~LOL, even my self joined bounty but to be honest bounty hunter was also one of the reasons why the price token and 70-80% bounty hunter is an angry people.
If you not listed the token on some exchange, they will spam you with "when exchange".
November 05, 2020, 11:16:06 AM
I suggest every new projects team should do this if they want to introduce bounty campaigns for their project, doing this will limit the risk for tokens losing huge value because bounty hunters sell their shares.
1. Find good bounty manager
2. Give up only few decent allocation
3. Go for strong exchanges with no fake volume
4. Accept limited participants in your bounty campaigns
5. Introduce phase distributions
1. Find good bounty manager
2. Give up only few decent allocation
3. Go for strong exchanges with no fake volume
4. Accept limited participants in your bounty campaigns
5. Introduce phase distributions
Are you sure with your suggestions? Did you know that only small percentage of the total budget is allocated for bounty? Then if the value of tokens dump it blame all to the hunters who sold their rewards. Why? The success of the project is depends on the project itself and the team behind it. IF the project has a lot of support from the team with good marketing strategy that can attract and convince investors to invest on their project, I think the value of their token will recover after a dump unless after the campaign and after they get money from the investors they just let the value of their token fall forever.
November 05, 2020, 11:12:34 AM
I suggest every new projects team should do this if they want to introduce bounty campaigns for their project, doing this will limit the risk for tokens losing huge value because bounty hunters sell their shares.
1. Find good bounty manager
2. Give up only few decent allocation
3. Go for strong exchanges with no fake volume
4. Accept limited participants in your bounty campaigns
5. Introduce phase distributions
1. Find good bounty manager
2. Give up only few decent allocation
3. Go for strong exchanges with no fake volume
4. Accept limited participants in your bounty campaigns
5. Introduce phase distributions
Are you sure with your suggestions? Did you know that only small percentage of the total budget is allocated for bounty? Then if the value of tokens dump it blame all to the hunters who sold their rewards. Why? The success of the project is depends on the project itself and the team behind it. IF the project has a lot of support from the team with good marketing strategy that can attract and convince investors to invest on their project, I think the value of their token will recover after a dump unless after the campaign and after they get money from the investors they just let the value of their token fall forever.
November 05, 2020, 11:08:25 AM
The easiest way out of dumps is for the team to use USDT or ETH to pay bounty hunters, your suggestions are not bad but are long things, unless the project team don't want to give out their tokens for one reason or another like ludena protocol and few others
November 05, 2020, 10:49:11 AM
You're want fixed payment right on bounties, right? The answer should be payment with stablecoins (e.g. USDT, DAI).
Your suggestions are wrong.
Your suggestions are wrong.
November 05, 2020, 10:43:36 AM
They should rather buy some decent already tradable coins and use them as bounty collateral so that people don't have to speculate if and when the coin gets listed and what the price will be.
Everybody will know the team is serious and the promotion is worth a certain amount of money for them not some wothless tokens that might get distributed in 6 months and exchangeable in 8.
Everybody will know the team is serious and the promotion is worth a certain amount of money for them not some wothless tokens that might get distributed in 6 months and exchangeable in 8.
November 05, 2020, 10:35:02 AM
I suggest every new projects team should do this if they want to introduce bounty campaigns for their project, doing this will limit the risk for tokens losing huge value because bounty hunters sell their shares.
1. Find good bounty manager
I can't but agree, some manager aren't really experienced enough to handle some big task and very lazy to Update Bounty participant spreadsheet. Frequent update of spreadsheet motivate participants as the campaign progress. 1. Find good bounty manager
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2. Give up only few decent allocation
This is necessary to avoid dumpingbof price but the team has to be fair to promoters. You don't expect people to participate when you they give poor allocation. Quote
3. Go for strong exchanges with no fake volume
Only few exchanges don't partake in wash trading, if the token/coin is demanding, the volume will come naturally with out bot interference Quote
4. Accept limited participants in your bounty campaigns
This is only favourable for participants, you don't end up with a penny after the end of the campaign. I can imagine wasting my time on promoting a project for weeks and pay out just $10 
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5. Introduce phase distributions
This is baseless is the allocation is small. November 05, 2020, 09:01:20 AM
3. Go for strong exchanges with no fake volume
This is the most important thing but unfortunately, it's the most difficult. Listing on big exchanges results in a lot of fee and obviously, no projct wants to spend a lot of money for that. Finance is always a problem with new projects. If a project is financially strong, they don't even need a bounty to promote. November 05, 2020, 08:56:05 AM
My suggestion for homeless people.
1- find nice house
2- buy house
Thats how your sugestions looks like for someone who is in crypto for few years. I have one more:
My suggestion for starving people.
1- buy food
2- eat food
1- find nice house
2- buy house
Thats how your sugestions looks like for someone who is in crypto for few years. I have one more:
My suggestion for starving people.
1- buy food
2- eat food
November 05, 2020, 08:15:21 AM
3. Go for strong exchanges with no fake volume
This is the most important thing but unfortunately, it's the most difficult. Listing on big exchanges results in a lot of fee and obviously, no projct wants to spend a lot of money for that. Finance is always a problem with new projects. If a project is financially strong, they don't even need a bounty to promote. November 05, 2020, 06:54:42 AM
I suggest every new projects team should do this if they want to introduce bounty campaigns for their project, doing this will limit the risk for tokens losing huge value because bounty hunters sell their shares.
1. Find good bounty manager
2. Give up only few decent allocation
3. Go for strong exchanges with no fake volume
4. Accept limited participants in your bounty campaigns
5. Introduce phase distributions
1. Find good bounty manager
2. Give up only few decent allocation
3. Go for strong exchanges with no fake volume
4. Accept limited participants in your bounty campaigns
5. Introduce phase distributions
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