Topic: What are you doing with your bounty tokens? - page 29. (Read 7258 times)
Once I received them and find out they are trading or trading date stated, all I do is to sell off all i received and leave the btc or eth in thesame exchange for a week to see how good they have dump and buy back the exact amount i received and take the change to my wallet and keep my eyes on their promising project for about 2 to three months to see if they make impact in what they said they would do and if not I sell off again and am done with their shit.. I think that explains how a particular bounty hunter goes with her token.
When I began working with bounty I hold everything.
Then, I hold 33%, 33% change to more interesting coins and 33% sold.
Now all market is dip and I don't want to sell anything..
What about your strategy?
I have nothing but to hold because the price of my bounty tokens dropped 5-20 times even before I got them (imagine how disappointed I was).Then, I hold 33%, 33% change to more interesting coins and 33% sold.
Now all market is dip and I don't want to sell anything..
What about your strategy?
It's not that the projects were bad, but the situation on the market is really desperate.
Since I need cash, I sell tokens as soon as they come to my wallet. As practice has shown, in the current circumstances, this is a good strategy. Over the past year, I left myself only 4 tokens, and even then it was possible not to do it. I'd buy twice as much for that money right now.
I mostly go for the same strategy
But by doing some bounties you get to know the project better and have feedback from some of the team members, and maybe I will stick to some of the project, for the following reasons:-the market capitalization of most coins is in the 1-2 digit million USD, if the provide value this coins might go up in value substantially
-some projects I took part in their bounty programs got me really interested into
-having had discussions with some nice people from the team, I don't want to just dump the coin and be completely without respect for the great work this people are doing
Since I need cash, I sell tokens as soon as they come to my wallet. As practice has shown, in the current circumstances, this is a good strategy. Over the past year, I left myself only 4 tokens, and even then it was possible not to do it. I'd buy twice as much for that money right now.
I am holding them and look how the devs are working on their project. I will still hold the bounty tokens if the project is successful and has a great potential. Patience is the key to earn big profits.
I keep all the tokens that came to me from the campaigns of generosity, in the future I hope that there will be a big leap in the market of crypto-currency and increase my dividends, I think this is the right strategy
I don't keep the tokens that I get from bounties unless they are looking like they have potential price growth. 
When I began working with bounty I hold everything.
Then, I hold 33%, 33% change to more interesting coins and 33% sold.
Now all market is dip and I don't want to sell anything..
What about your strategy?
The best thing to do when the market is dip, I think is to just hold it. Well, it is always up to you whether you like to sell it or hold it now but as for me, I will just hold my tokens and wait for the perfect time to sell them. Then, I hold 33%, 33% change to more interesting coins and 33% sold.
Now all market is dip and I don't want to sell anything..
What about your strategy?
I try to keep my markers and not sell them. Now many companies are delaying listings on the stock exchange. Probably all waiting for the market reversal.
I keep all the tokens that came to me from the campaigns of generosity, in the future I hope that there will be a big leap in the market of crypto-currency and increase my dividends, I think this is the right strategy
I just received the DAEX Project Token a few weeks ago and I find that they prepare to be listed on a fairly large exchange. So my current decision is hold
I plan to keep the tokens I won from Bounty campaigns and airdrop campaigns for 2 or 3 years. I don't plan to sell token at low price. Working in campaigns is hard work. Patience is the greatest virtue. A few years later the crypto market will be $ 2 trillion.
When I began working with bounty I hold everything.
Then, I hold 33%, 33% change to more interesting coins and 33% sold.
Now all market is dip and I don't want to sell anything..
What about your strategy?
About the tokens that I've received in the bounty campaigns I prefer to exchange it as long as possible so that I may get the earnings that I've been worked for several months. Maybe some of the earnings that I've get is on hold because of the very cheap price of it. Then, I hold 33%, 33% change to more interesting coins and 33% sold.
Now all market is dip and I don't want to sell anything..
What about your strategy?
I sold the first token I received after the first bounty campaign I joined. I wanted to hold it but it happened that I needed money that's why I sold it. I am waiting for the market to pump that's s why I am still not selling my other tokens from other bounty campaigns I joined.
When I began working with bounty I hold everything.
Then, I hold 33%, 33% change to more interesting coins and 33% sold.
Now all market is dip and I don't want to sell anything..
What about your strategy?
Then, I hold 33%, 33% change to more interesting coins and 33% sold.
Now all market is dip and I don't want to sell anything..
What about your strategy?
I choose to hold rather than sell fast like most bounty hunters, sometimes locked tokens for a certain period are better than those who don't. I sell if the price reach ico or over the price of ico unless I need instant money, but now it's hard to expect because the market is bad and unstable, so I just monitor the market
I don't understand people who sell coins to cover his daily needs, really 
Of course it is not my business but just a little advice for those people - you take part in the project that is only in the beginning of its' development, and you sell coins of this project just to pay for food. Do you wand to tell your grandsons a story similar to the "Bitcoin Pizza"? 
I always choose bounty campaigns carefully so my choice is to hold. Of course I can make mistakes, but time will show - was it a mistake or just my "hold-abilities" check
Of course it is not my business but just a little advice for those people - you take part in the project that is only in the beginning of its' development, and you sell coins of this project just to pay for food. Do you wand to tell your grandsons a story similar to the "Bitcoin Pizza"? I always choose bounty campaigns carefully so my choice is to hold. Of course I can make mistakes, but time will show - was it a mistake or just my "hold-abilities" check
I do with my bounty tokens right now or I put it in my wallet first, then hold for it if I know it will be grow potential in the market that can give a good valuable profit. Sell if I know my profit have a great income
I have sold a few bounty coins to fulfill my daily needs and some I trade so that I can make a profit because my assets that I could not previously sell if I sell I lose. but some other bounty coins I still hold because the price is too cheap so I wait until the price goes up.
I leave my coins in my wallet and wait for them to grow. It doesn't make sense to dump your coins in such a horrible market. Of course, many projects will come off and fall in price, but there is a possibility that one of them will make me rich
I usually retain most of the altcoin I get in the Bounty program and the airdrop I have joined. Because I always choose projects with future development and success
For me as a bounty hunter, I'm going to all in my tokens once they list on the exchange. This is my strategy as a bounty hunter. I don't care if they judge me or saying bad words to me for dumping those tokens.
This is the way of living as a hunter.
This is the way of living as a hunter.
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