What are you doing with your bounty tokens? - page 4.

Dimm_bounty13

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Quote from: Zaibraid on November 19, 2018, 02:38:06 AM

My strategy in playing crypto currencies is very simple, I will only sell my bounty tokens when the price is good. I have to calculate the effort and time that I spend working on this bounty campaign with the right income. If I feel that I'm still losing, I will keep holding the coin patiently while waiting for the price to be better (at least equivalent to the ICO price). I will hold my coin when the price is really bad and when the price of the coin that I have is improving, I will sell all of my coins. A good price opportunity at a very volatile market situation is so rare that it is better for me to sell the coin when the price is better than I am desperate to hold back and finally I actually suffer a loss because the price decreases. I will use the proceeds of my coins to buy more potential coins (such as ethereum and ripple) for my long-term investment.

I have only two questions: How do you manage to follow all the coins you've got? And how many successful projects are there in your portfolio? In my portfolio, there're a lot of tokens which aren't traded and won't be, I guess!

danfred

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Quote from: enta2k on September 10, 2018, 03:41:36 PM

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?

It seems to me that the best option with the distribution of tokens is to sell them immediately. I am absolutely sure that if it is delayed, then the probability of earning will be much less

bagikoin

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Quote from: alex_kir on November 19, 2018, 09:06:59 AM

Like many here, I don’t do anything with them, because the value of these tokens will definitely grow and the growth will have serious consequences for the deposit of ordinary users, so I think that it’s probably better not to sell.

If the price continues to grow, it will be a good thing and quite profitable. but see also the team behind them and be directly concluded that every good bounty results for arrest. many of them are falling even enough in value to ICO and failed to ride this a problem where after this occurs many who feel the loss.

Russlenat

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When i'm new to crypto and bounties most of my bounty rewards are converted to btc then to cash because on thus period crypto market was good and the bounty token was always pumping unlike this days that all crypto are down so that I force to hold my bounty tokens and wait when it pumps above ICO price.

Rustamm

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And what else can you do with our earned tokens with such a fall in the cryptocurrency market? Of course, the most acceptable option now is to hold our coins and tokens and wait for the cryptocurrency market to rise. However, given the fall of Bitcoin and ethereum over the past few days, it will take a long time to wait.

voltesbit777

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Quote from: enta2k on September 10, 2018, 03:41:36 PM

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?

First I sell it, then once the token get dump I buy again then hold in a long term. This is what I usually did every time I received my payment
on my wallet. But most of the bounty participants since they need money they sell it at once only few of them like me are holding it in a long term as long as I know it has a potential to increase its price value.

andongdanisi

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When I get a bounty token, I make a lot of different choices. When I think it's valuable, I save it until it rises. When I am ready to invest in other projects, I will sell him!

muksal

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Quote from: enta2k on September 10, 2018, 03:41:36 PM

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?

every participant who has assets in his wallet certainly has an attractive strategy, some have a strategy of storing his tokens until the price is very high and there is also a strategy to sell his tokens now to store in etherum form. the strategy varies. if my strategy saves my token in etherum form

karagun125

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As for my experience joining bounty campaigns, i used to sell my tokens right away if it has a good value and has a lot token, i dont hold my tokens because there is a tendency that it just goes low its price day by day. But if i only got small volume of tokens from a bounty i rather hold it.

wattson

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Holding everything till a good pump. Maybe this is not the best strategy but I don't want to miss any valuable tokens - saw some sad examples when people were crying after selling everything just after getting the tokens.

clavirda

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Quote from: enta2k on September 10, 2018, 03:41:36 PM

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 believe that in each case the appropriate decision needs to be taken individually. It all depends on its development strategy, prospects and the specifics of a particular project. In most cases, I prefer to sell about 30% of my tokens, and the rest I keep on holding for the future.

Raggie

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Quote from: enta2k on September 10, 2018, 03:41:36 PM

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 will continue to hold my coin until the market recovery and I will sell it when the price is high.

Cianix

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In this market, of course when Ethereum costs 150 , I think you need to keep all the tokens that come and wait for the market to turn around and then sell!

losiva

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When ever I receive any token from bounty programs only if I need money I sell it immediately but it’s good for you to hodl it because sometimes it might pump from ico price to almost $5-6 that’s why holding is good.

plr

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Quote from: enta2k on September 10, 2018, 03:41:36 PM

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?

Some coins are meant to be dump and some are meant to hold for a definite time, as an investor and holders you should know what coins are you holding that are for dumping and for long-term, you do not want to miss dumping your token, or cry because you sell very early.

alex_kir

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Like many here, I don’t do anything with them, because the value of these tokens will definitely grow and the growth will have serious consequences for the deposit of ordinary users, so I think that it’s probably better not to sell.

elrugrim

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My wallet has become a coin depot, a trash can, or even a hole. The crypto market once again beats me below the belt. I consider the point of no return already passed and selling my garbage at the current price will be a crime, I will hold to the end!

Crim3

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Buy, sell and store real cryptocurrencies

I support your strategy, the market is now really in decline, there used to be a lot more promising projects, now you just have to keep hold and wait for changes

killat

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It all depends on how the project evolves. I still have bounty tokens from a few of the projects I hold signatures or helped with translations, but also I have projects where I sold every single token as I felt the development was not the same as before ICO.

There is not a good or bad decision here, it's all up to you and your feeling about each project you are involved.

Tiana1

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Quote from: enta2k on September 10, 2018, 03:41:36 PM

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?

Most times I sell some and hold some, depending on how solid the project is. Some would be distributed but not yet on an exchange so we don't have an option than to hold.

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