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X-avier

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Quote from: bananaunana on September 24, 2018, 05:08:07 PM

If you have free Bounty tokens, would you sell at a loss? It can have advantages or disadvantages to sell at a loss: to avoid more loss but also to realises losses.

Personally I would wait for a better overall crypto market and sell later, because it's a bear market right now. If price rises again you can make a better profit and get more money back per coin if you wait and sell later. Market recovery will be positive to many good projects.

What's your strategy to make most profits now?

My advice to you, sell everything as soon as the opportunity arises, do not save this rubbish to unnecessary coins, Now on my wallet there are more than 30 coins that I received for my work as a bounty hunter and they do not even cost $ 100, but if I sold them all without waiting for a better time, I would get $ 7k-9k for them. Now think which is better ....

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Quote from: bananaunana on September 24, 2018, 05:08:07 PM

If you have free Bounty tokens, would you sell at a loss? It can have advantages or disadvantages to sell at a loss: to avoid more loss but also to realises losses.

Personally I would wait for a better overall crypto market and sell later, because it's a bear market right now. If price rises again you can make a better profit and get more money back per coin if you wait and sell later. Market recovery will be positive to many good projects.

What's your strategy to make most profits now?

Not everyone has the same thoughts as you. Selling tokens in the Kerugiaan is indeed a decision that I think is also not good. A good strategy is holding the tokens for the long term.

However, many people are in a hurry to sell coins for fear if the price drops. This topic was made in 2018 and until now many tokens do not grow, especially the ICO project tokens. A very difficult way to pass bounty hunters and ICO investors.

Maybe it's strategy now with IEO development. Tokens are already in the store and we can determine which projects are listed on the major exchanges.

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actually, tokens obtained from bounty hunter are not completely free, because it requires hard work, and also other things. it is a fee that is earned for trying to help advertise a project. on the other hand, bounty hunters also deserve to sell the tokens obtained at the initial price of the tokens. it's just that, I think a lot of bounty hunters don't mind selling tokens that they get cheaply. that is because sometimes the bounty hunter is paid longer when the project is complete or running. so it's natural when they sell tokens at low prices. however, some bounty hunters are waiting for prices to return to normal, or pump before selling the tokens they get.

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Quote from: bananaunana on September 24, 2018, 05:08:07 PM

If you have free Bounty tokens, would you sell at a loss? It can have advantages or disadvantages to sell at a loss: to avoid more loss but also to realises losses.

Free bounty token, Meaning the token is obtained without the slightest cost. If the free token that I get has a sale price on the market, at that time I will immediately sell without having to think long. Because in trade science, I already have a profit without having to spend capital.
In trading, I have principles. "better to profit a little than to regret later on". Moreover, the world of cryptocurrency is very volatile, we can never guess what will happen in the future.

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overall there are those who say that, at this time the strategy that must be used to get the crypto currency is really difficult to work with patience, because the crypto currency project process has important assets to be distributed at the right time.

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Quote from: nakata121 on September 12, 2019, 11:53:23 AM

I usually sell bounty tokens after they are distributed by the bounty manager, because I learned from experience that usually the price of coins from the ico / ieo project often decreases in the market so it is too risky if we hold it for too long.

I also do the same thing, except for a number of projects that in my opinion have the potential to increase in the future, and the consideration is the activeness of the team in developing projects and how they build partnerships, besides that we also need to pay attention to the project roadmap.

yeah not all tokens are bad that you need to sell them asap but there are those that start small but have the potential to rose big later on . as a bounty hunter i dont invest anything not even a single penny/cents so i dont loss anything even i sell on unexpectded times but if you are a bounty hunter and an investor at the same time , selling at a loss is not a good thing to do but its better if you can wait for a while and see if you can recover your capital and still earn some profit

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Honestly, I do not know what to do with all those tokens. You can sell 50 percent of the earned amount at the beginning, but you will usually lose 70 percent of the ICO price and you can . hold another 50 percent and hope that the price will increase at least to the ICO level.

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Quote from: nakata121 on September 12, 2019, 11:53:23 AM

I usually sell bounty tokens after they are distributed by the bounty manager, because I learned from experience that usually the price of coins from the ico / ieo project often decreases in the market so it is too risky if we hold it for too long.

I also do the same thing, except for a number of projects that in my opinion have the potential to increase in the future, and the consideration is the activeness of the team in developing projects and how they build partnerships, besides that we also need to pay attention to the project roadmap.

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Quote from: styca on September 13, 2019, 01:52:05 AM

I think the role of bounty hunters in causing price drops for new tokens is often overstated. Really if an ICO fails to hit hard cap, then that means that supply is greater than demand, which causes immediate downwards price pressure once the token hits the market. Of course bounty hunters and people who have bought with a big bonus at ICO often sell their tokens quickly, but there is already downwards pressure there anyway.

I agree. I think look, there are so many factors but you can't really blame one or the other fully.

In a way, it all started because of projects and ICOs, paying stupid amounts to bounty hunters because things were just so inflated.

On the other hand bounty hunters perpetuated the whole thing and they cut corners, and took advantage of the situation.

Now everyone pays for it.

Don't forget to blame speculators too for driving it all up.

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Actually all bounty hunters or investors will not sell the coins in losses. However, market conditions are not good and they also have a living cost. Like I sell coins at cheap prices because I need a fee for living. Maybe if the crypto situation is like the year 2017, surely the coin will I hold for a long time, or I sell when the price is already high.

My strategy for making a profit is to do short-term trades and buy coins that have large volumes.

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Quote from: styca on September 13, 2019, 01:52:05 AM

I think the role of bounty hunters in causing price drops for new tokens is often overstated. Really if an ICO fails to hit hard cap, then that means that supply is greater than demand, which causes immediate downwards price pressure once the token hits the market. Of course bounty hunters and people who have bought with a big bonus at ICO often sell their tokens quickly, but there is already downwards pressure there anyway.

This people are not going to wait once they already seen the opportunities to sell the tokens that they've got whatever value it's no longer a concern, bounty hunters would rather sell the rewards and proceed to another project, if all those bounty tokens will be sold plus those bonuses from the early investors the impact will surely a big dumped.

If there's no plan for buying back those tokens the project will suffer and it will be hard for getting any interest from new investors.

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I think the role of bounty hunters in causing price drops for new tokens is often overstated. Really if an ICO fails to hit hard cap, then that means that supply is greater than demand, which causes immediate downwards price pressure once the token hits the market. Of course bounty hunters and people who have bought with a big bonus at ICO often sell their tokens quickly, but there is already downwards pressure there anyway.

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I usually sell bounty tokens after they are distributed by the bounty manager, because I learned from experience that usually the price of coins from the ico / ieo project often decreases in the market so it is too risky if we hold it for too long.

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It is depending on each project. If the project is valuable and its token is expected to rise, I would hold the tokens for selling later with a higher price. But if the project isn't really good I prefer to sell the tokens immediately after receiving them, if the token is already listed on exchanges.

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I look at the idea of the project and the team if they suit me, I can wait and not sell. And if I, in principle, are not interested in the idea, I can sell even in a minus.

People's interest is very dependent on the project they want later. If the project does not interest you or anyone else it might be in vain.

In the first place, why would you join the bounty campaign if the project does not interest you?

I don't see a justification in your statement. Huh

Bounty nowadays are not profitable as before, so if a bounty hunters needs the money, they will see it no matter what the price, but prior we join a bounty, we do an analysis on the potential of the project, so after the sales, we could sell it at a good value, even lower than the ICO value.

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I think that selling for a song is wrong. Especially if these coins got free. Just one saved project can yield significantly more than 50 sold for a few dollars.

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Quote from: SlimShadyMmp on September 11, 2019, 04:51:21 PM

I will actually prefer to give away that token than to continue holding for no reason I mean come on how many scenario have you ever heard on token crashing and making miraculous recovery like that It takes months to recover and it might not, chances are it end up not recovering and you are dead plus your time wasted

Every token has its good potential in the coming years, although it seems to have no assurance for a while we're still have hope to move forward. If you trust the community of your holdings, that for sure there's a brighter future intended for everybody.

The coin we got in 2018, have already lost their value in the market and this makes many people are fed up with the bounty tokens. Even they are talking very long for listing the coin in the exchange and this makes many people are kept loosing their hopes on companies.

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Quote from: bananaunana on September 24, 2018, 05:08:07 PM

If you have free Bounty tokens, would you sell at a loss? It can have advantages or disadvantages to sell at a loss: to avoid more loss but also to realises losses.

Personally I would wait for a better overall crypto market and sell later, because it's a bear market right now. If price rises again you can make a better profit and get more money back per coin if you wait and sell later. Market recovery will be positive to many good projects.

What's your strategy to make most profits now?

Many bounty hunters as they already get free coins, usually directly check the market price, if a good price will definitely be sold.
But what I often see a lot of new coins listed in the exchange price suffered a sharp decline.
This is because the demand is very small.
But, if personally I get free coins, and if it is listed in a good exchange such as gates, the coin will hold me.

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I will actually prefer to give away that token than to continue holding for no reason I mean come on how many scenario have you ever heard on token crashing and making miraculous recovery like that It takes months to recover and it might not, chances are it end up not recovering and you are dead plus your time wasted

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