Topic: Why are bounty hunters guilty? (Read 24934 times)

in what part they can tell that we bounty hunters are guilty? The campaign should thank us for helping them to attract investors by posting good about the campaign in different social media sites

As a bounty hunter, I don't see that we are guilty. In what anyway that we become like that?
Being a bounty hunter, all we wanted is to get profit through joining in any of the bounty campaign that will rise
in this field of crypto business.

Correct. So bounty hunters are not guilty really, they dont do aything illegal. They are just becoming participants in the ICO project and thus they support it. And the project is compensating them for being part and for helping. if someone cant understand this then he needs to rethink what exactly the hunters are doing. Also the bounty hunters, and the ICO projects openly show that they are running bounty campaigns..

There are a lot of ICOs that almost be dead project. Leave investor in market until it get delisted because don't have volume in there. This thing always happen even there are bounty campaign or not.

Well, if you'll excuse me dude, honestly, I have a question in mind that I don't exactly understand that in what way in which bounty hunters become guilty? Because as far as I know, all bounty hunters here who join in every campaign project they give help actually most of the time, and sadly most of the time bounty hunters also became the no.1 poor because every time there is a scam project bounty hunters are the main victim by it though the investors was also a victim. So meaning, out of 100% perhaps 90% of the bounty hunters gave the contribution to promote the project campaign and became successful in the end and sometimes the owner blame the bounty hunters if the project fails.

It is not fair for those involved in bounty (bounty hunter). It is reprehensible that the reward placed on airdrop or bounty always accounts for 1% of the total token. Unfortunately, they only blame bounty hunter for breaking their project without thinking that it is a general situation and it depends on the whole problem in the crypto market.

Price is always all about supply and demand since the first exchange of goods happened. When you have knowledge of this simple microeconomic principle thoroughly explained by Adam Smith in the 18th century, then everything becomes clear. Now in every equation there are variables. What you have to focus on are these variables. For example you do know that bounty hunters will obviously dump massively not caring about trading, candles or waiting to sell at a higher price. I myself sold for ETH and BTC almost all coins I earned from bounties and I was right about it 99% of the times.
Why was that? Basically because there was no actual demand for these coins (I'm talking about hundreds). I did trading and doubled and trippled up a few of these tokens and then dumped them again, trying to double my profit, when it was obvious that the teams behind stopped supporting the price. So when the only factor that supports the price is the project itself or the exchange bots, then the volume is weak, the demand is weak and price will most certainly dive to zero.

Most ICO's, once listed, they did a few pump and dumps. All were manipulated by the teams and by the exchanges to catch a few dollars from the remaining traders. You have to realize how this works. The price can't grow in long term, unless there is real demand by investors. 2017 canot be repeated this year. In 2017 people made 20x of their initial investment and were able to extend into investing in ICO's and other obscure projects that were obvious scams. In 2018 I doubt there was even one decent project that listed on an exchange and actually had demand and price growth.

A variable into the equation is the exchanges the projects want to get listed and the passion/commitement of the developers. Once you see a project trying hard to get listed at Latoken (no offence but it is a small exchange right now) you know there won't be demand for it and price will stabilize at 1-2% of the ICO price. Now there was a project (Vanta) that was trying to get listed in Upbit exchange (a respectable Korean exchange). This one although I sold my tokens I'll be probably buying in again as the team is commited and supportive of the project and don't care about short term price fluctuations.

So these are the main factors to consider about price and not blame the bounty hunters for actually getting paid for the work they did. Bounty hunters are not traders. It is a job for them and remember that most of the times they don't even get paid for it.

Well, speaking on investing ICO I did that thing last year but I've lost them all. Some haven't listed yet and the majority of them are exit scam project which is quickly abandoned the project. We can't predict which new one on ICO's project is worth it and have the potential to earn a profit.

Hope you are not experiences on investing on ICO and participated in the bounty campaigns.
You need to see the tokens listed on exchanges with the very few volume. For that time how you expect that bounty hunter unable to do any changes in the market. That listed value of tokens volume of will be lesser than that 1 percent.

Your not wrong but you were correct . I was also a bounty hunter before and i do have a strategy  .the strategy isnt only to wait and sell my coins at a high price but also i only choose the better projects that i think will be more succesful compare to other common bounties but not all bounty hunters are like us .  Majority of the bh will only sell thier coins for easy money  but there is nothing to be guilty with it because you work hard for it .

Most projects allocate for their bounty hunters no more than 1% of the total budget. And I really do not understand how they can affect the prices of tokens. I believe that problems and price cuts are due to other circumstances. First of all, you need to take into account the manipulation and the general decline in the crypto market.

Sorry if i am wrong  , maybe because i think we not use any money for do bounty campaign. If me wrong i will say my apologize. But i mean bounty hunter have strategy to sell their rewards and not just only sell it in wherever price is it.

As a bounty hunter we're not working our ass off for free but do the demand for the reward. Doing a task for a rewards is not free but a compensation of your work. You're right, time and effort is needed to participate in any kind of task like social media and signature campaign.

Who said we get free reward? Bounty hunters do hard work to receive a good amount of tokens. Social media bounty is just a shit of boring works. Sig campaign requires a lot of time.

Only a little percent people from crypto community see that. But we're bounty hunter who actually feel that thing. I mean, we bounty hunter even get reward for free, still have strategy and wouldn't dump our coins in cheap price.

bounty hunter Not guilty In my opinion if the token or coin that has been entered on the Exchange then people will look for a profit as big as possible, so investors can also sell tokens or coins may be more than the bounty hunter

Only few will hold but most of the bounty hunters will dump right away, if they have a good value, better for them.


Investors would dump if they feel the project has not chance to recover, but I think most will still hold.
The reason of dump is its trading volume, usually small projects are listed in small exchange also, when bounty hunters dump, smart traders will take advantage, they will remove the buy order to let the price go cheaper and in that way they can buy and hold a bit to rise.

However due to the bear market, their expectations were not met.

We aren't. And bounty hunters are not really after the tokens in the first place, they are after the value of the token where they can sell after listed. They are not expected to HODL for long because they are going to find another bounty again and monitoring them is hard so they quickly sell it. The investors of the ICO hold much more and they have much power to dump the price of the token and not bounty hunters.

At first place investor will dump thier coins in order to get back thier roi. While some bounters hunters will wait atleast to 2 to 3 months because thier rewards are lock before they can trade it.

I disagree with your words, bro, don't blame the bounty hunter for always lowering prices on the market, because the bounty hunter is looking for rewards from the ICO program being run, I myself am a bounty hunter but have the right to sell and buy.