When I got to hear about cryptocurrency Bitcoin was the first cryptocurrency I was spoken to about, it captured a part of me but I did not make much move,
But when I had about altcoins and it's attribute I became interested, there was so much said to me about altcoins that made sense but as I got to know more I discovered that they where speaking about the past glory days of altcoins.
I was so intrigued and expectant but the story changed which has lead me to Wonder what went wrong, how did it go bad?
The answer is if we want to be truthful we all failed altcoin
How did we fail altcoins? Some may ask.
Of a truth we failed altcoin in
+ Short term avarice: altcoin became a success and I think everyone became gluttony, shifting aside the actual purpose of the altcoin. We can see people holding Bitcoins in thousands even if Bitcoin price is high, is not that the have low business mind set, but they are seeing the usage in future,
+ We cheered fake, scam altcoins for Greek gift: yes some of us support the terrible altcoins purposely blinding them self to the intention of the altcoin, and the results stained altcoin image.
+ Lack of believe: cryptocurrency Prices may come down at any time because of the factors controlling it, some has abandoned real altcoins because of price drop, we don't get to see that much in Bitcoin, fall in Bitcoin price is when they buy Bitcoin the more.
If you check it honestly we have not be real to altcoin. Scam altcoins on the right and on the left, we interested more in altcoin bounty than the altcoin -who are we expecting to invest in it then?-
Can we retrace our steps and do the correct thing
Although you were nor specific of those who actually failed altcoins, but if I might guess right, from the bolded, you are referring to bounty hunters.
First, let me correct this impression about bounty hunters. Yes, lots of them might be looking forward to earning from bounty, but i can make bold to say that some bounty hunters still invest.
This might not happen to all projects. One thing about experienced bounty hunters is that they have the ability to easily identify good projects. Having detected that, they will not mind investing their money in it. Some may not invest during a fundraising programme, but as soon as it's listed on an exchange and it sells below the fundraising price (Which is why some wait for it to be listed on an exchange), they buy low and later sell high.
You definitely will not see this occur at all times, because a lot of projects these days are just garbage in, garbage out. So, what do you expect- an outright failure on the part of the project.
Bounty hunters should not be blamed for this.
In fact, even if there are thousands of bounty hunters on a project and they never invested their money, a project that will perform brilliantly will still do.