Topic: Spyce Price Conditions before and After Distribution - page 3. (Read 727 times)
Personally, I have already sold my Bounty reward as it seems like the price will be only falling in the future. There was not a huge bounty pool, but the lack of liquidity on Exchange decreased the price significantly.
This is the case that I found today on bw.com exchange, but in this case I also do not fully blame the bounty participants, because I myself also included as a participant in the Spyce campaign, but what I wonder why is that when the distribution is finished the price drops right away ? and things like this don't only happen to Spyce tokens, but some other tokens also experience almost the same thing, does anyone know what the main cause is ?
This is a common thing and many factors have already happened, related to price fluctuations sometimes go up sometimes down. Just relax.
bounty hunters like myself find it normal already after the distribution of tokens that it will plummet. it will even plummet down without the distribution of the bounty hunters token. one thing is for sure though is that i will never register to the exchanges where this token is listed. its a good project it deserves to be listed to good exchanges paired with BTC.
If the team are sincere, no one should worry about price dump for, let's focus on the product and the long term benefit. I hunters fee their works is almost vain, but this has been the game of some projects.
From my experience, there are many reason for this. Firstly, the agreed listing price at exchange are fixed by the dev team. sometime they intentionally list it below the public sales price. Secondly, what determine the price of any token is also a factor of demand and supply. When there are many people selling than people buying the token, the price will drop. This is the most common scenario. So it is advisable for any dev team to create a use case for token that makes people buy the token for a products or services in order to get the price steady.
bounty hunters like myself find it normal already after the distribution of tokens that it will plummet. it will even plummet down without the distribution of the bounty hunters token. one thing is for sure though is that i will never register to the exchanges where this token is listed. its a good project it deserves to be listed to good exchanges paired with BTC.
LOL! Apparently some people like to make post just to increase their post count for their current signature, they hardly take time to understand the meaning of what they post, I bet the op is confuse about listed and yet to be listed project, between their are some listed projects that have paid good amount to hunters too, we can't use the experience of some to generalize.
LOL, why are you so sure that I'm confused? Can you predict the contents of my brain ? and if you are good at understanding posts, try to understand what I said in that post and what topics I made about talking about ? Try to explain in detail, because I entered this forum a long time ago, namely in 2012, not 2017 like you who still looks like a child yesterday afternoon. LOL
If bounty hunters did not do that then I think its and big token holder who follows the news about bounty distribution and dumps it right before distribution happens. I think he has done that so that he can buy more token cheaper. He knew there are some dumb participants who will sell no matter how low the price is. I also think bounty hunter did not do that because I also got payments from that campaign and I did not sell a single token from my reward.
I'm looking at ARCS bounty presently, the price drop to 0.27$ days back but now it reclaim 0.45$ per token but the problem is the bounty is not over yet, I guess there is more three weeks to go, the price might still drop, SPYCE was more than 0.005$ when bounty starts.
Chance that value might drop if all those hunters who will receive their rewards completely dumped after.
There's no difference from other bounty who are already listed especially those that haven't got good volume from exchange the possibilities that
the price will drop for some time and let the team and supporters to workout and pushed the price back to much comfortable value.
This can be a good bounty, and bounty hunters can get a great amount of money in the future. Today I saw it grow more than 80% and the price went up to $ 0.47, if it can continue to grow then that's a great for us.
Yes, and I also didn't say that the ARCS project was bad, I just made a comment made by "Ken_terrance" that he didn't want to promote a project that was already listed on the exchange this year, but at the moment he himself is also using the signature of the project that is already listed on the exchange, isn't that something hypocritical ?
I'm looking at ARCS bounty presently, the price drop to 0.27$ days back but now it reclaim 0.45$ per token but the problem is the bounty is not over yet, I guess there is more three weeks to go, the price might still drop, SPYCE was more than 0.005$ when bounty starts.
I've make up my mind that I will never promote listed bounty projects anymore because all listed bounties this year dropped in value compare to listed price before bounty starts, Blockburn, Spyce and IQ cash are good examples
When you say "that I will never promote a registered bounty project" because of the reason "all bounties registered this year have fallen in value" that's where you look "hypocritical" because the bounty project that you are joining now is also registered in two exchanges, namely Kucoin and Probit, so don't be a hypocrite when you become a hunter.
Source: https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/arcs/markets
LOL! Apparently some people like to make post just to increase their post count for their current signature, they hardly take time to understand the meaning of what they post, I bet the op is confuse about listed and yet to be listed project, between their are some listed projects that have paid good amount to hunters too, we can't use the experience of some to generalize.
I think they understood what they have been writing but they are keep posting it.
Well, that huge dump can't be coming from hunters because the bounty allocation is small,moreover I believe there are some other people who might be holding the token and dumped right after distribution,also we know this period is a bearish period some tokens tend to dip certainly there could be other factors responsible for the drop in price.
The situation is now very difficult for bounty hunters because so many projects are being delayed making them feel very depressed. I think the SPYCE price cut is something that will happen, and it will certainly be difficult to raise prices again. In my opinion, bounty hunters should be patient for a while because if SPYCE is listed at major exchanges, you will be able to sell at a higher price.
It's not like this is used to happen, it must be the bounty hunters selling the fees they get in order to secure their income. I think this has become a risk when the tokens have been distributed to bounty hunters, it will definitely affect the price of the tokens. Just how the owner of the token found a solution in order to overcome this problem and find a way out.
I've make up my mind that I will never promote listed bounty projects anymore because all listed bounties this year dropped in value compare to listed price before bounty starts, Blockburn, Spyce and IQ cash are good examples
When you say "that I will never promote a registered bounty project" because of the reason "all bounties registered this year have fallen in value" that's where you look "hypocritical" because the bounty project that you are joining now is also registered in two exchanges, namely Kucoin and Probit, so don't be a hypocrite when you become a hunter.Source: https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/arcs/markets
LOL! Apparently some people like to make post just to increase their post count for their current signature, they hardly take time to understand the meaning of what they post, I bet the op is confuse about listed and yet to be listed project, between their are some listed projects that have paid good amount to hunters too, we can't use the experience of some to generalize.
I've make up my mind that I will never promote listed bounty projects anymore because all listed bounties this year dropped in value compare to listed price before bounty starts, Blockburn, Spyce and IQ cash are good examples
When you say "that I will never promote a registered bounty project" because of the reason "all bounties registered this year have fallen in value" that's where you look "hypocritical" because the bounty project that you are joining now is also registered in two exchanges, namely Kucoin and Probit, so don't be a hypocrite when you become a hunter.Source: https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/arcs/markets
I've make up my mind that I will never promote listed bounty projects anymore because all listed bounties this year dropped in value compare to listed price before bounty starts, Blockburn, Spyce and IQ cash are good examples
You are not consistent between talks with action. The project that your promoting is now listing on Probit and Kucoin. Why don't you leave this project, and look for projects that are not listed.
Well, that huge dump can't be coming from hunters because the bounty allocation is small,moreover I believe there are some other people who might be holding the token and dumped right after distribution,also we know this period is a bearish period some tokens tend to dip certainly there could be other factors responsible for the drop in price.
when the market and the supporting community have the power of course dump can be avoided. the problem with dumps is that there is no market interest or decreased purchasing power. when there is no demand and more people want to sell, of course, a decline will occur. several projects offset the distribution of bounties by holding events to keep their market demand stable. Perhaps this is the last time he promotes the projects listed at the exchanges. And the price of ARX is also going down every day and most likely it will be like the projects he listed
Possibly speaking, it is still uncertain because directly he is still promoting the bounty project that has been listed on the exchange this year, but directly he also said that he will no longer promote the bounty project that has been listed on the exchange, this reflects that he is hypocrites. 
I've make up my mind that I will never promote listed bounty projects anymore because all listed bounties this year dropped in value compare to listed price before bounty starts, Blockburn, Spyce and IQ cash are good examples
When you say "that I will never promote a registered bounty project" because of the reason "all bounties registered this year have fallen in value" that's where you look "hypocritical" because the bounty project that you are joining now is also registered in two exchanges, namely Kucoin and Probit, so don't be a hypocrite when you become a hunter.Source: https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/arcs/markets
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