This has happened to me a lot of times. Although, I felt I had wasted my time and resources, but at the same time, it has helped me to gain more experience, particularly in knowing how to choose and on what I should always go for.
Yes, to move forward for the better, of course we have to go through many obstacles including risk in the crypto market. all because of the initial experience, I had a bad experience and maybe worse than yours, but I realized that the first mistake was a good start for the next. including the crypto market sometimes above and sometimes vice versa.
Topic: What do you do when a project fails you as abounty hunter or investor - page 6. (Read 2115 times)
November 02, 2019, 02:22:30 PM
November 02, 2019, 01:55:06 PM
This has happened to me a lot of times. Although, I felt I had wasted my time and resources, but at the same time, it has helped me to gain more experience, particularly in knowing how to choose and on what I should always go for.
Yes, to move forward for the better, of course we have to go through many obstacles including risk in the crypto market. all because of the initial experience, I had a bad experience and maybe worse than yours, but I realized that the first mistake was a good start for the next. including the crypto market sometimes above and sometimes vice versa. 
November 02, 2019, 01:47:48 PM
As an investor or bounty hunter, you have dedicated either your funds or time for a pjoject and it turns out to be a fail project, what next?
Many at times we have come across this situations and I see a lot of negative posts from different bodies about this projects, y? Because people are hurt and have lost precious time and capital.
I suggest that whenever this situations arise, rather than telling the whole world how you messed up, tell yourself never again and pick up your pieces, go back to the drawing board and never repeat 🔂 that same action that lead you to following and supporting a failed / scam project in the first place.
Beware guys!
That is the fact you have here, What can really be done other than moving on in life, there are always some of these challenges that you will meet in life, and we should expect that it is not every time that things will always be rosy , sometime things gets smooth and sometimes, things get rough, and this is why we have to consider all these things before we make an investment, So that in case, things goes wrong, we will be able to pick up easily from the pieces like you strongly advised.Many at times we have come across this situations and I see a lot of negative posts from different bodies about this projects, y? Because people are hurt and have lost precious time and capital.
I suggest that whenever this situations arise, rather than telling the whole world how you messed up, tell yourself never again and pick up your pieces, go back to the drawing board and never repeat 🔂 that same action that lead you to following and supporting a failed / scam project in the first place.
Beware guys!
When I first made own wrong move too out of greed, I was able to identify exactly what went wrong which made me to correct the mistake never to repeat it again and ever since I was able to identify and correct my mistake, I think that things have been okay.
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October 31, 2019, 06:15:16 PM
Personally, I don't invest in projects that have a high risk to reward ratio. I only invest in relatively safe-bets, with a proven income stream and a solid team that have proven histories of success.
Nonetheless, a couple of the projects I have invested in haven't met their goals due to a variety of errors. Luckily, my portfolio is diverse enough that a few rotten eggs don't have too much effect on the profitability.
I usually just cut my losses and hope for the best, no point dwelling on it. Never invest more than 5-10% of your savings in a single project, and you won't be too sad if it fails.
It hard to know investment or project with high risk to reward ratio and even ones was lucky to have figure out one the reward ratio doesn't mean the project will thrive because the community and miners support level as so vital. However, a project never fail me because I usually sell some huge portion of the token or coin when it listed so that I won't make lost when it dump in price and if it surge I usually buy back at good price. Nonetheless, a couple of the projects I have invested in haven't met their goals due to a variety of errors. Luckily, my portfolio is diverse enough that a few rotten eggs don't have too much effect on the profitability.
I usually just cut my losses and hope for the best, no point dwelling on it. Never invest more than 5-10% of your savings in a single project, and you won't be too sad if it fails.
October 31, 2019, 05:34:09 PM
Personally, I don't invest in projects that have a high risk to reward ratio. I only invest in relatively safe-bets, with a proven income stream and a solid team that have proven histories of success.
Nonetheless, a couple of the projects I have invested in haven't met their goals due to a variety of errors. Luckily, my portfolio is diverse enough that a few rotten eggs don't have too much effect on the profitability.
I usually just cut my losses and hope for the best, no point dwelling on it. Never invest more than 5-10% of your savings in a single project, and you won't be too sad if it fails.
Nonetheless, a couple of the projects I have invested in haven't met their goals due to a variety of errors. Luckily, my portfolio is diverse enough that a few rotten eggs don't have too much effect on the profitability.
I usually just cut my losses and hope for the best, no point dwelling on it. Never invest more than 5-10% of your savings in a single project, and you won't be too sad if it fails.
October 31, 2019, 05:19:12 PM
Since it is called bounty hunting, hunting for the rewards given just for publishing the article or joining the social media page looks like the satisfying for the jobless people. If the project's future is not bright enough, I don't want to waste my time with the useless bounty tasks. The reward amount is also under the questions which can ruin my weeks for nothing.
October 31, 2019, 05:10:04 PM
As an investor or bounty hunter, you have dedicated either your funds or time for a pjoject and it turns out to be a fail project, what next?
Many at times we have come across this situations and I see a lot of negative posts from different bodies about this projects, y? Because people are hurt and have lost precious time and capital.
I suggest that whenever this situations arise, rather than telling the whole world how you messed up, tell yourself never again and pick up your pieces, go back to the drawing board and never repeat 🔂 that same action that lead you to following and supporting a failed / scam project in the first place.
Beware guys!
There will really be some times wherein you will encounter a project failing. No matter how good the whitepaper and the road map is, there can still be a possibility that the project will fail if ever they do not meet their market cap. Even though the team is trusted also, as I've mentioned, if they didn't make it, it will still fail. As a bounty hunter or as an investor, it is your right to demand atleast any incentives for participating. The best thing you could do next is find a new one and remember still that it will be a risk no matter what. Many at times we have come across this situations and I see a lot of negative posts from different bodies about this projects, y? Because people are hurt and have lost precious time and capital.
I suggest that whenever this situations arise, rather than telling the whole world how you messed up, tell yourself never again and pick up your pieces, go back to the drawing board and never repeat 🔂 that same action that lead you to following and supporting a failed / scam project in the first place.
Beware guys!
October 31, 2019, 04:57:49 PM
This has happened to me a lot of times. Although, I felt I had wasted my time and resources, but at the same time, it has helped me to gain more experience, particularly in knowing how to choose and on what I should always go for.
October 31, 2019, 04:48:27 PM
As an investor or bounty hunter, you have dedicated either your funds or time for a pjoject and it turns out to be a fail project, what next?
Many at times we have come across this situations and I see a lot of negative posts from different bodies about this projects, y? Because people are hurt and have lost precious time and capital.
I suggest that whenever this situations arise, rather than telling the whole world how you messed up, tell yourself never again and pick up your pieces, go back to the drawing board and never repeat 🔂 that same action that lead you to following and supporting a failed / scam project in the first place.
Beware guys!
Many at times we have come across this situations and I see a lot of negative posts from different bodies about this projects, y? Because people are hurt and have lost precious time and capital.
I suggest that whenever this situations arise, rather than telling the whole world how you messed up, tell yourself never again and pick up your pieces, go back to the drawing board and never repeat 🔂 that same action that lead you to following and supporting a failed / scam project in the first place.
Beware guys!
I really like your last paragraph, you nailed it well. However, it's not always that easy moving on. It's really painful seeing the hard earned cash you invested in a project you so much believe in go south due to the fact that the developers of the the project happens to be a greedy set of people who planned nothing but to scam people of their hard earned fortunes or failure of the project due to certain mismanagement by the devs.
Atimes, it is always easier to move on as a bounty hunter knowing fulling invested just your time and effort but not cash. Eitherway, getting over it as soon as possible is the best way to survive in cryptocurrency sector
October 31, 2019, 04:45:44 PM
maybe a sense of disappointment will be felt by investors because they use personal capital to invest but not for bounty hunters because they are only harmed by time and back to the beginning in the world of crypto currency is always full of risk so we must be ready to accept whatever happens
and before investing in IEO or ICO projects must be full of accuracy so as not to get disappointed
and before investing in IEO or ICO projects must be full of accuracy so as not to get disappointed
October 31, 2019, 04:44:03 PM
As an investor or bounty hunter, you have dedicated either your funds or time for a pjoject and it turns out to be a fail project, what next?
Many at times we have come across this situations and I see a lot of negative posts from different bodies about this projects, y? Because people are hurt and have lost precious time and capital.
I suggest that whenever this situations arise, rather than telling the whole world how you messed up, tell yourself never again and pick up your pieces, go back to the drawing board and never repeat 🔂 that same action that lead you to following and supporting a failed / scam project in the first place.
Beware guys!
Many at times we have come across this situations and I see a lot of negative posts from different bodies about this projects, y? Because people are hurt and have lost precious time and capital.
I suggest that whenever this situations arise, rather than telling the whole world how you messed up, tell yourself never again and pick up your pieces, go back to the drawing board and never repeat 🔂 that same action that lead you to following and supporting a failed / scam project in the first place.
Beware guys!
Sometimes you win sometimes you lose, you need to move on. But still dont get when some team spend 2 years to make a game they did it, and then took it off apple store and start doing new and gave up half year latter and then ended up with totally no game at all. They could at least have the bad game done. In most ICOs Bitcoin will do way better then products that those ICO were crowdfunding for. Even if they will successfully deliver the product.
October 31, 2019, 04:36:17 PM
if we invest or promote by joined bounty campaign from any failed project i will do nothing mate
because thats the risk when we invest in cryprocurrency, risk will always come together with rewards
so, people must think about the risk too, not only the rewards
because thats the risk when we invest in cryprocurrency, risk will always come together with rewards
so, people must think about the risk too, not only the rewards
October 31, 2019, 04:32:09 PM
Sometimes you can't predict what project is a scam or just will fail due to other reasons. You can just try avoiding obvious scams and filter weak projects - that's the only chance to decrease the volume of your time/money losses.
October 31, 2019, 04:02:59 PM
Well for me if the project will going to fail must better to leave early than to continue promoting for these project. If we still continue to support maybe it is wasted our time only doing working on them. And depend on us if we want to, But must better find more other bounty can be totally succeed from their project. And ill think it is only few of them are now in here are more trusted because of we encountered always a scam project.
October 31, 2019, 02:38:55 PM
I don't expect good results from all bounties i promote so when failure do comes i will take it as a piece of cake and keep my head up and keep hunting till i come across good projects again although this can't get me blind to do research on the projects, its better to get a failed project than a scam project
Yeah! Being ready with all the probabilities and possibilities will be the answer. We are all a bounty hunters, we does not even know if they are going to pay us for our work, but still we take the risk. When joining bounty we should take the risk and be prepared that our efforts will not be paid.in this case, join bounty altcoin has very low opportunity to get good amount. we have to change to get better result
for example, we find the bounty which is paid by bitcoin. yeah i know that's harder than altcoin bounty. but it's worth to do
October 31, 2019, 02:26:26 PM
As an investor or bounty hunter, you have dedicated either your funds or time for a pjoject and it turns out to be a fail project, what next?
Many at times we have come across this situations and I see a lot of negative posts from different bodies about this projects, y? Because people are hurt and have lost precious time and capital.
I suggest that whenever this situations arise, rather than telling the whole world how you messed up, tell yourself never again and pick up your pieces, go back to the drawing board and never repeat 🔂 that same action that lead you to following and supporting a failed / scam project in the first place.
Beware guys!
Many at times we have come across this situations and I see a lot of negative posts from different bodies about this projects, y? Because people are hurt and have lost precious time and capital.
I suggest that whenever this situations arise, rather than telling the whole world how you messed up, tell yourself never again and pick up your pieces, go back to the drawing board and never repeat 🔂 that same action that lead you to following and supporting a failed / scam project in the first place.
Beware guys!
Basically you do nothing but just move on while saying a little prayer for the few investors you led to the failed project and have most probably lost money. Choosing a bounty project is the hunters perogative but then promoting the right projects should be everyone's concern because the success or failure of any crypto project has a Ripple effect on the market. So, while it can't be controlled 100 percent, I urge bounty hunters to do proper diligence before promoting any project. Bitcointalk does its best to punish bad projects promoters, and I think we all should support them too in our own little way
October 31, 2019, 02:24:52 PM
It's part of the risk that comes with crypto. I've been hurt by failed projects in the past. Sometimes what really cause the pain is the trust rubbished in the mud but you only have to move on since there's nothing you can do.
October 31, 2019, 01:45:11 PM
What is next? regret then contemplate fate. I mean after losing a large investment in the project. in fact it is a risk in the form of investment and it is important to be more careful before investing in any project.
October 31, 2019, 01:35:53 PM
I don't expect good results from all bounties i promote so when failure do comes i will take it as a piece of cake and keep my head up and keep hunting till i come across good projects again although this can't get me blind to do research on the projects, its better to get a failed project than a scam project
Yeah! Being ready with all the probabilities and possibilities will be the answer. We are all a bounty hunters, we does not even know if they are going to pay us for our work, but still we take the risk. When joining bounty we should take the risk and be prepared that our efforts will not be paid.
October 31, 2019, 01:17:55 PM
It is best to just forget and move on, of course if that was only a bounty hunt. As a case as investor, things may turn out bit south, especially if KYC was used during the promo process. If the project went down due to deliberate, faulty or simply fraudulent cause, participants may be called by the authorities as a witnesses. Quite a lot of unnecessary troubles, if you ask me.
Now think about what happens during such scenario, if some minor lies from your side went on, while signing up for kyc...
Not to spread fud but let's face reality, it may happen.
Now think about what happens during such scenario, if some minor lies from your side went on, while signing up for kyc...
Not to spread fud but let's face reality, it may happen.
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