Topic: Why do Bounty Hunters Sell Immediately they receive reward? - page 11. (Read 6470 times)

Most of the people are selling their token from bounty when this appear in the market because they want to have money for their daily expenses especially for those who are in need most of money. Like me I cannot deny I will sell my tokens from bounty quickly when I notice it will be appeared on an exchange because I need to earn for my kids. I really want to save and hold ETH but sad to say I have many things to priorities.

when we consider about the market at the current. bounty hunters are the people who make profit buy selling tokens and coins without holding. as a example . i got some tokens from a special bounty more than 13K tokens which worth 900$+ . ICO price was 0.1$ and now it is 0.01$ 10x loss. if i sold them at that time and convert them to USDT then now i can buy 10 times more than i have. i think best thing is selling more than holding. sell and invest them to a good coin or token

For now, it's better to sell it right away I guess. considering the market is still unstable. and easier down than up. it's better to save assets, than we can't enjoy them. but if you get a lot of tokens maybe we can keep them partially and sell some of them too

It can only be said that most bounty hunters sell their tokens at the first time, but not everyone does it. If you have a good quality project, the longer it will be, the more valuable it will be, so this will require you to identify yourself.

I think they’re just want money, price doesn’t matter that much. They accept everything and they sell their bounty rewards with low prices, they mostly don’t even wait until a better market condition. For me it’s weird, i’m also a bounty hunter but i don’t sell everything immediately. Sometimes ‘hodling’ brings more benefit.

Bounty hunters only pay attention to the bounty rules and the reward attached. Most bounty hunters do not take time to study the project for which they work for, hence about 80% of bounty hunters are ignorant about the true potentials of the coins they receive.

The factor now is because it is indeed a necessity and requires the bounty hunters to sell their assets. and of course they will soon sell their assets. this is indeed a natural thing.

This is a common trend, the market is in correction. Different people have different strategies. Who wants to save your cryptoperthite unknown tokens. And someone wants to get their money immediately. Both strategies are great.

Because they know that awards do not have long-term values for many tokens that they hold. Therefore, usually choose a sale to avoid losses. However, valuable tokens will continue to hold and grow for a long time.

Maybe they just want immediate money. So they always sell when their token has a value. Me, I sell 60% of my tokens and hold the remaining for future purposes.

Everyone has their own strategies and reasons when they decide to sell them. Maybe some people choose to sell it because they are in need of money or they sell it for fear that the price will decrease and maybe they sell it because they will invest it back into another coin. But, in my opinion when your token has entered your wallet it is better to hold it for a while and see the progress of the token from day to day.

Bounty hunters want to minimize risks, and it is obvious that in the falling market the best strategy will be to sell the coins immediately after receipt. Many people think that it is they who are failing the price, but I do not agree. Bounty Hunters own only 1% -5% of the total volume of coins. Investors are who are truly guilty of a price collapse.

There could be many reason for that it might be due to financial problem that will a bounty hunter sell the coin immediately he received it some may change  to BTC or ETH there are some of the reason some hunter do not hold their coin if they received it.

Yes, because not everyone already has money and is able to hold the coins they have, especially for paid hunters who are actually people who work on a project, unlike investors who basically have a lot of money so it's no wonder there are a lot of prize hunters who are in a hurry to sell their coins even though the coin has a chance to have a higher price

If it is a good one with good features, you can hold it till the price is higher and if not, they decide to sell our some also sell if they have financial need that needs to be attended to urgently and some sell to buy another stable coin.

For most bounty hunters, this is just an additional income. It's no secret that after ICO the price of the token falls almost 10 times. As a rule, most of the projects after ICO disappear, the team stops working on the project. I usually just sell a part of the coins if their price is good.

in fact, most Bounty Hunters try to get rid of coins immediately, which in their opinion will not have good prospects. of course, this situation is aggravated precisely today, when the market is in a very bad condition.

There is no doubt that most bounty hunter are weak hands but those who are well experienced would not just sell tokens anyhow. Proper research would have been carried out to find out the potential of the tokens you are holding. Mind you, experienced hunter also sell if they know that the token has no future.

Well, now of course few people sell in such a market , as it was six months ago , the price of course was very high on Ethereum and the price was kept on tokens still well .

The idea behind crypto is to spread the wealth far and wide to as many people as possible.  With fiat dollars, it's the complete opposite; that system concentrates the wealth into the hands of the few, leaving the masses impoverished.

A couple things:
1.) The Federal Reserve has caused common people to think that fighting for the crumbs that fall off rich people's tables is normal.  The entire population of the earth, except for the wealthy families, is yield starved after so many generations of this crap.
2.)  To little Johnny in some third world country, cryptos represent generational wealth.  To have the opportunity to seize a piece of the pie for the first time in their family's history is just too great an opportunity to pass up.
3.)  People get over-extended into crypto and the losses affect their regular lives, this sometimes starts a bad feedback loop where the person will sell anything they get their hands on as soon as possible.

If you are an experienced bounty hunter, along the journey towards performing the tasks and ultimately getting paid you get a distinct feeling in your heart, and you instinctively know at that point whether the project has a good chance to succeed or not if you hold long term.  You should trust this opinion emanating from inside you and heed it.  The projects you feel strongly about, try to hold for 5 years.  For the others, maintain a watch over them and be ready to sell when the project starts to go south.

Best of luck everyone!