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This goes to all dumpers who have no chill...

Sometimes when you have everything in life for free (free ride, free house, free money, free tokens) we tend to misuse the great Value of the free stuff we have at hand. I keep wondering if we should even be paying to receive any free token ESPECIALLY in airdrops. Some airdroppers have no chill at all! What they do is to go into exchange where their coins are listed and set bad order bringing down the price so low (after all, it's free) to the detriment of the investors who put in so much in the project with a view to making some profit. What happened at Helbiz trading yesterday was very devastating when some "earn little cash" storm the exchange to bring down the price that has been mooning within an hour just for them to earn some little cash. Maybe if the tokens were not free, there could be a sense of responsible trading. Have some chills guys. Trade responsibly!

Since it is given free, they think they can sell it anyhow for them to  earn little money but in the actual sense, they are spoiling the market not only for the investors but also for some airdroppers who are in the exchange for real trading.

Where do we get all this free things?

I don't think there is enough tokens distributed in the Airdrops to have significant impact on the price. It's normal for most ICO's & ITO's to have a price drop when they get listed at the beginning. I'm sure that if the companies were of the same opinion as you, they would not have Airdrops in the first place. Anyway, what did you expect? For Helbiz to go to the moon as soon as it hits some exchanges?

Yeah exactly what i though, airdrop or bounty participant usually not get more than 2 to 5% of total token supply. Even if they sell all their token imediatly when it listed on market the price will be back to normal, that their lost anyway who cant give great project value.

Dumping does not have an everlasting effect on a coin if the coin was destined to fly.  A shit is always a shit coin and know magic can bring it back. But a successful coin can just have a little drop after a dump and afterwards, would moon.  

Although, I don't support dumping but when you don't labour for certain things, you are likely not to handle it very well.

Well, unfortunately, this is a reality we live in. People come for some easy money and they are stupid and lazy even to read about the aidrop they participate in. They just get their tokens and dump. Nevertheless, if a coin has real value, it will recover soon.

That's it, as you said, they even know nothing about the airdrops, bounties they participated in, some are even like bots though bounty ends they continue to post and tweet. they must dump...

I think that the tokens received for the bounty of the company or airdrop, can not affect the situation, as usually during the ICO, the company is allocated no more than three percent. There probably is a problem in the project. If nobody needs it, so the price is appropriate.

I never thought dumping is bad at all. Of course when people see a skyrocket on their token the best thing to do is to dump. It's good that they keep on monitoring the market so that they won't be late when the price go high. In other words, first come first served basis is applied.

That is why you invest in a real project with real use case. Any airdrop token that was free and has no usage will get sold for pennies. Join the real ranks and get involved in the big player game ;).

You cant blame those people yet everything is free on what would matter most and they would dump their earned tokens once they would gain it which its a normal thing to see these things nowadays even myself is a dumper once my bounty tokens would be received then sell out tokens and then transfer into another.Price do normally dump after a new coin is newly being listed up into an exchange or any sell/trading sites.

Whether you are an investor or a bounty hunter?
Investors and prize hunters are both investing, the difference is just the shape and the way of investing, You need to know the bounty hunters invest with time and think how to make the project grow and flourish, while investors are investing in digital money, So which one is free.
  Naturally, prices fall, because this is just the beginning, You are just waiting for the hbz token to enter a large market in moon May, They will regret for selling hbz at cheap price

Blame it on the leaches who abuse any signature/bounty campaigns and care little to none about the project they are actually promoting, or you can blame it on the irresponsible bounty managers who willingly toss around ICO funds to bots and farmers.

So much goes wasted on this forum and twitter, there are so many zombie accounts just spamming meaningless stuff, it's getting pretty bad.

Some users literally count on bounty campaigns as a source of income in their crypto hustle, while they could be mining, staking, or setting up masternodes.

You can't blame thoses people. It is not bad orders. They are maybe afraid that other people sell their coins/tokens before them or they think that the profits are enough.
That's life. If a coin has been pumped very hard, there is going to be a big dump. New coins usually react like this. And also some altoins.
New ICO usually get dumped very fast. There are some exceptions, but they are extremely rare. And in this period, they all react like this.
It is not like last year, when Bitcoin was really in the uptrend.