Stop Blaming Bounty Hunter! - page 11.

Ziskinberg

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Quote from: hell_slayer on July 20, 2019, 06:16:58 AM

If a coin falls heavily in value, then the problem is not in bounty hunters, but in project itself as they have a erroneous market-entry strategy and their coin have zero liquidity. Bounty hunters own a very small % of coins from total amount and with normal coin liquidity they could not greatly affect the price.

I hope people blaming bounty hunters would realize their mistake, it only showed their lack of knowledge in investing.
You are correct, it's only a small percentage of the total supply and the team already analyze that in the beginning and even if it dump, it does mean that project will die, most of the dump are just temporary, it's still up to the team to do the right hard work to improve.

hell_slayer

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If a coin falls heavily in value, then the problem is not in bounty hunters, but in project itself as they have a erroneous market-entry strategy and their coin have zero liquidity. Bounty hunters own a very small % of coins from total amount and with normal coin liquidity they could not greatly affect the price.

Stanlo

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I like joining bounty projects from trusted bounty managers because they will never change the bounty rules when bounty ends or when bounty is ongoing,once they drop rules for a bounty they will never adjust it,learn to find yourself good bounty managers

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This is definite a very interesting topic to ponder upon and many people have been discussing this for some time now but most likely for a long time. If you will notice that the share or percentage of the allocation on these bounties are at most insignificant to have a real effect on their prices once these are listed on an exchange. These projects as was stated, should further look into the large percent allocation to early investors which they use to lure these investors. Most cases, these bounty hunters tokens are locked for a certain time and still has no affect when prices starts going down. If the project team don't think strong and lacks the focus to sustain a project they usually see investors as dumpers too.

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Quote from: smyslov on July 12, 2019, 02:00:52 AM

Good point they cannot blame their investors because they will end up blaming themselves because they are giving a very high bonus percentage to their early investors, so they have nothing left but go to the bounty hunters, there are times that the coins are being dumped even though the bounty hunters have not yet received their shares.

That's right!, it was very unfair actually for blaming the bounty hunters, though they're not distributing yet the token rewards to their bounty participants were it backfires to them honestly speaking. And most of the time now they've lock the token even they sent it already to their own wallet of the participants.

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It's pretty funny when i also see this statement about bounty hunters. Most of the times bounty hunters don't hold even 5% of the entire tokens and how can such a small volume ruin the success of any project. It's rather private investors who buy large amounts who dumped their holdings on the market to crash the value of the tokens. These private investors are giving large amount of bonuses and i think this should also be stopped.

Christinebeauty

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This is one of the factual points I have ever read on the forum. Point well made. I have personally participated in certain bounties which have not yet paid me for almost two months now after listing, all with the fear that hunters are going to dump their tokens. While in actual sense, it is the private investors who are rather doing so

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Quote from: gunhell16 on July 20, 2019, 01:06:15 AM

I saw many tokens listed in the market and the price are dumping even the bounty tokens are lock.
This is not to blame on hunters it is the early buyers who get double coins.
If the project team is very confident on their project they should not send tokens to participants.
they should replace it to BTC or ETH.

You should stop repeating this again and again. During the past 2-3 years, hundreds, if not thousands of users have requested at least a part of the bounty to be paid in either BTC or ETH. But the project promoters don't feel any need to do this, because there are huge numbers of bounty hunters available who are willing to work for slave like conditions.

gunhell16

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I saw many tokens listed in the market and the price are dumping even the bounty tokens are lock.
This is not to blame on hunters it is the early buyers who get double coins.
If the project team is very confident on their project they should not send tokens to participants.
they should replace it to BTC or ETH.

lousie9

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Indeed, there are many who blame when the token is distributed to prize participants, the price will go down, but if you see the percentage given is not enough to make tokens to break prices if there are no big sales and those with large tokens, of course investors who get bonus tokens during the initial ICO purchase, it was good even though there were also many participants who sold their tokens quickly when the initial listing but that was only a temporary decrease if the token was good then the price would be returned to investors in that market.

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Quote from: swiftbits on July 19, 2019, 09:28:20 PM

Bounty Hunters shouldn’t be blamed, we all know that project is handled by the developers and team, they have funds analysts to know the possibilities and flow of the investment to avoid any problems. Only few of the funds is allocated to the bounties which is served to promote the projects to the people.

That few allocated will be big if launch in the exchange and no one is interested in buying.
The result will be a dump, I think the team here should make a strategy not to release the entire bounty if the coin has not gain enough liquidity yet in an exchange.

It should be a good idea, I mean a win-win for all.

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Bounty Hunters shouldn’t be blamed, we all know that project is handled by the developers and team, they have funds analysts to know the possibilities and flow of the investment to avoid any problems. Only few of the funds is allocated to the bounties which is served to promote the projects to the people.

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I totally agree with you for the ICO developer no longer blaming the bounty hunter, this is very real... I still remember the words of one of the project developers on Twitter who said that the cause of the DUMP of an ICO project was Bounty Hunter, whereas if carefully examined the bearish ICO cause is the sale of coins by early investors.

sheenaedago

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Bounty hunters only earn small amounts of tokens compared to investors, and shouldn't be blamed. In trading, the situations took price to go down due to some instances like hype or some investors who tend to panic. Not all hunters dumped, most of them choose to be holder like me.

Mianae

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Pre ICOs always have huge discounts for investors it's a means if getting money for projects. These same tokens are not locked sometimes it get dumped on listing. Dumps are not just the act of hunters alone.

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Quote from: smyslov on July 12, 2019, 02:00:52 AM

Good point they cannot blame their investors because they will end up blaming themselves because they are giving a very high bonus percentage to their early investors, so they have nothing left but go to the bounty hunters, there are times that the coins are being dumped even though the bounty hunters have not yet received their shares.

As hilarious as it sounds, this is true. Only irresponsible project managers blame hunter for dump. I have participated in a project with 3 months bounty and weekly pay and guess what, the coin price never dumped for a day. This project has rounded off bounty currently and still kicking fine on coinmarketcap

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Actually Im always read some comments in telegram also here that bounty hunters are one of the reason to dump the price of coins they receive in bounty rewards. Im bounty hunters also but i did not doing dump the price of coins that im receive from bounty. I just holding it and wait on when the price goes up even if it took a year.

cytpoway121

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The situation is clear to all, and both token team as well as bounty managers find hunters quicker and easier to blame because bounty hunters have no choice.

I have seen token locked for bounty hunters that ended up at a terrible price
And I do hope we bounty hunters can fight the unfair treatment and criticisms faced sometimes

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I also think that bounty hunters are not much to blame that the rate of a certain coin , I think you need to develop a good product that the course could not go into the bottom 2 people.

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You wrote a wonderful text. I agree with you that bounty hunters have virtually no effect on fluctuations in the price of a coin. More influenced by early investors who buy coins at very cheap prices. Bounty hunters are good guys.

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