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Title: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: Fluxtorrence9 on June 22, 2019, 07:35:48 AM
The fact is its always a bad idea to dump all your tokens you get from bounties unless you promoted a not too good project ,I've seen few bounty projects that hunters dumped and later the token price surge in value for example Gowithme bounty ,so how many of you dump gowithme token? The token did 10x already


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: rachman mahesa on June 22, 2019, 07:39:54 AM
Most bounty hunters do not know whether the project is going to develop in the future or even die. But all bounty hunters have their own decisions. Is holding or selling. So there is nothing to debate or blame for this condition.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: Pelana vreo on June 22, 2019, 07:45:35 AM
I will trade from the coins I get from the bounty then change them and by the same token at a different price, maybe when the new token is registered in the crypto exchange there will always be a dump and I think this is an opportunity to buy more tokens if the project has a good product in the future


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: jessyj48 on June 22, 2019, 08:41:43 AM
Thanks to bounty hunters you get coins and tokens for cheaper price when dumping begins ,whenever I detect good projects I always wait patiently for hunters to dump so I buy more,some projects are very good and many bounty hunters are too blind to see


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: Apes on June 22, 2019, 08:52:08 AM
everyone says keep hold were when asked what they did with bounty tokens or coins.
I think it's up to you, nobody forbids you to sell or save. most people prefer to sell because most of the coins that are launched today are meaningless.
the other opinion that I often read is to save coins that you think are potentially. and sell coins that end up being shitcoin.
so that your bounty work worth.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: tabas on June 22, 2019, 09:43:35 AM
The fact is its always a bad idea to dump all your tokens you get from bounties unless you promoted a not too good project ,I've seen few bounty projects that hunters dumped and later the token price surge in value for example Gowithme bounty ,so how many of you dump gowithme token? The token did 10x already
I don't have that coin but you don't control the minds and decision of the bounty hunters that are dumping their tokens. It's no longer your responsibility if they ever sell because they just want to take the profit and cash out the stake that they've taken from participating to such bounty programs.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: Buntel168 on June 22, 2019, 09:55:08 AM
You know many bounty hunter directly sell tokens obtained from bounties. Most of them don't care about the project because its a free money for them.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: maydna on June 22, 2019, 10:35:24 AM
I think that is right because if the project is good, we should hold it for a long time until the price can increase to the higher price. But it's better to take the profit first so we can get the money and we could still waiting for the next increases in the price. But many bounty hunters sell the tokens in the market because they need to get the money and only some of them who are waiting for the price to get down so they can rebuy the tokens.

If the bounty hunters think that they can get the profit, they will sell all the tokens or some amount of the tokens. Each bounty hunters will have a different think about the tokens, and they have different goals.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: JCviggen on June 22, 2019, 10:54:20 AM
I also saw many such cases, but I myself personally held the tokens of many "good" projects for a very long time, as they said on the Internet, and then the project simply was closed. I have a lot of such projects on my wallet and all of them dead


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: LogitechMouse on June 22, 2019, 11:08:39 AM
If you are a bounty hunter then dumping is a good idea but if you are an investor, dumping isn't a good idea unless you can do stop loss.

I've been a bounty hunter for a year and I always sell 60-80% of my total tokens that I get as a reward and always holding some of it if in case it will grow in the future. I've also bought some coins too for the long run and at this moment, I'm in a loss since I bought it last year and that is the year where all of the coins are going down :(. Now I'm still holding it since it is for long run.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: Red-Apple on June 22, 2019, 11:20:26 AM
there is nothing wrong with dumping even dumping all your tokens at once. the problem is that you should have a better timing and  good plan on why and when you dump all of them.

for instance when the token is listed on the exchange you must dump it right away otherwise you will lose that chance to dump and lose all the money you had.
but for example if you bought some shitcoin while it was getting pumped, then sometimes it is best to dump smaller amounts. like dumping 40% first then 20% then another 20% and finally 2x 10% so that you can make the most amount of profit from that pump but also not risk losing the chance to get your money out in case dumping started without you.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: fapar on June 22, 2019, 11:24:05 AM
It is difficult to predict what will happen to the project in the future. That's why bounty hunters sell earned tokens. Now looking at some of my tokens, I regret that I did not sell them in the autumn-winter. The that could bring 1ETH now can be sell only on 0.01-0.1ETH.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: Nadziratel on June 22, 2019, 11:42:40 AM
The fact is its always a bad idea to dump all your tokens you get from bounties unless you promoted a not too good project ,I've seen few bounty projects that hunters dumped and later the token price surge in value for example Gowithme bounty ,so how many of you dump gowithme token? The token did 10x already

Let's just do a simple math calculation.

An average bounty distributes 2-3% of all tokens sold as bounty prizes. Suppose that the project has raised $ 1 million investment. According to this calculation, he will distribute up to $ 30,000 worth of tokens.

There's $ 970,000 worth of tokens left! They distribute it to investors! How do you think the average 1000 people who own $ 30,000 can affect the price according to this account? On average, winners who are distributed in a bounty won't be able to own as much as 0.001% of the total token.

So let's not fool ourselves. Bounty hunters cannot have a dump effect on the token. If someone looks for dumpers (which I don't think so!), they may look at their private investors. Projects selling their tokens very cheap for bulk. So I think they have to think about it again!


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: aimata27 on June 22, 2019, 12:31:53 PM
The fact is its always a bad idea to dump all your tokens you get from bounties unless you promoted a not too good project ,I've seen few bounty projects that hunters dumped and later the token price surge in value for example Gowithme bounty ,so how many of you dump gowithme token? The token did 10x already

I think it is their own decision whether they dump it early or whether they hold their altcoins. You can't blame them that it was a bad idea for dumping it early. Maybe they needed the money or what. Just be grateful if you hold until the token's price increase 10 times and make huge profits from it.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: aioc on June 22, 2019, 12:42:31 PM
The fact is its always a bad idea to dump all your tokens you get from bounties unless you promoted a not too good project ,I've seen few bounty projects that hunters dumped and later the token price surge in value for example Gowithme bounty ,so how many of you dump gowithme token? The token did 10x already

Had just one coin that made 20 times I do not regret it's part of the game, you made mistakes along the way depending on your need, there was an occasion that you need to see for so many reasons and my reason then was I need money, back then and I thought that coin is losin git's value, when I looked back it was traded 20 times, that's life you win some you lose some.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: Zidan Bst on June 22, 2019, 12:52:37 PM
Indeed, sometimes Bounty hunters will sell token fastly to get fiat money.
But , some of they don't know about good coins.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: BeManga on June 22, 2019, 01:03:59 PM
The fact is its always a bad idea to dump all your tokens you get from bounties unless you promoted a not too good project ,I've seen few bounty projects that hunters dumped and later the token price surge in value for example Gowithme bounty ,so how many of you dump gowithme token? The token did 10x already
i didnt participate in gowithme bounty but for me in term of holding token . i dont ususally dump but sometimes i also sell and i buy later when the price drop . sometimes you dont need to force the price but sell to get more later if you see the potential.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: Convery on June 22, 2019, 01:04:54 PM
If ICO can´t satisfy and attract bounty hunters, then they are selling. When you receive a token you are completely free with your decisions. And if it is a good coin, then you can be sure that it will go back to higher price.  :)


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: deodivine1 on June 22, 2019, 01:16:19 PM
This is a fact, many people dump free tokens they get from airdrop or bounties so fast without even looking at the project vision. Really not cool, even if you should dump,  it's good to know the nature of the project, if they have future prospects, don't dump all. Same way I was telling a friend not to dump all his AERGO when it was distributed, traded at 0.05$ then moved to 0.4$.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: ityandsyn on June 22, 2019, 01:23:24 PM
The fact is its always a bad idea to dump all your tokens you get from bounties unless you promoted a not too good project ,I've seen few bounty projects that hunters dumped and later the token price surge in value for example Gowithme bounty ,so how many of you dump gowithme token? The token did 10x already

       Every bounty hunter have a different decision for their tokens receive from bounties  and for me as hunter,  I always dump all my tokens if it is already profitable for me because all I want is only money but I  have  also different holding  coins in my wallet which have a very low price.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: carrigan on June 22, 2019, 01:26:17 PM
Many bounty hunters must focus on the result of money that they got after receiving the token or coin, In this case, many of them don't care whether the coins will develop or not, the expectation is only getting cash or convert it to the ETH or BTC soon after listed on exchange and they don't care whether the price is dumped or not. Here, we must avoid this way, personally, I'm not that kind of bounty hunters that like dumping coins soon to get cash. I prefer to choose the promising bounty projects that will grow the coins.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: tenebriscaelum on June 22, 2019, 01:46:55 PM
Well to be honest with you, the bounty hunters have the rights on what they will do in their rewards, as many of us needs some cash for our daily needs. But still, it is not a bad idea to advise them if the project that they have participated in have a better future or not. Because there are projects that have a good roadmap and future as long as the developers and management can deliver.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: Gridness on June 22, 2019, 01:57:18 PM
The fact is its always a bad idea to dump all your tokens you get from bounties unless you promoted a not too good project ,I've seen few bounty projects that hunters dumped and later the token price surge in value for example Gowithme bounty ,so how many of you dump gowithme token? The token did 10x already

Yes dump is not good idea but everyone has their rights, whether they will dump prices or wait for prices to rise.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: Iyanu14 on June 22, 2019, 02:47:41 PM
Pertaining selling or holding bounty tokens some decision are right and some wrong, for example a token with a lot of red flag i don't hold them i hold those with good team and token/platform development mindset


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: VDraci on June 22, 2019, 03:17:26 PM
Its part of crypto opportunities ,mind you one can get lots of tokens from dumpers at cheaper rate so there will always be dumpers in crypto space ,either they needed money fast or they don't  even bother to do research on the projects which means they don't want to hold


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: terencio on June 22, 2019, 05:05:01 PM
I've never dumped any of my bounty rewards, but it is not a good idea also to hodl for a very long time like what I did, and thinking the price will go up more because it will go in opposite direction. It's  better to sell some portion and keep the rest.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: aundroid on June 22, 2019, 05:22:26 PM
Thanks to bounty hunters you get coins and tokens for cheaper price when dumping begins ,whenever I detect good projects I always wait patiently for hunters to dump so I buy more,some projects are very good and many bounty hunters are too blind to see

Usually also early investors are responsible for this, who have received extreme discounts and therefore immediately sell out if they make a profit.

I also saw many such cases, but I myself personally held the tokens of many "good" projects for a very long time, as they said on the Internet, and then the project simply was closed. I have a lot of such projects on my wallet and all of them dead

Same here. Tokens are often still paid out but one month later: Project dead


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: www.CryptoAirdrop.app on June 22, 2019, 05:44:32 PM
What about dumping 50% & hodling 50%?  ;)


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: Lanatsa on June 22, 2019, 05:48:45 PM
The fact is its always a bad idea to dump all your tokens you get from bounties unless you promoted a not too good project ,I've seen few bounty projects that hunters dumped and later the token price surge in value for example Gowithme bounty ,so how many of you dump gowithme token? The token did 10x already
Not at all but there are really chances that shitcoins do pump later on but it is just some sort of luck when you do choose
on which coin you would decide to hold or dump.You might choose a potential one but its price do kiss on the floor and the one whome
you do believe its useless is the one who had pump later on,so its also some sort or mix of luck when it comes to this.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: OptimusPrime_3 on June 22, 2019, 05:52:22 PM
The fact is its always a bad idea to dump all your tokens you get from bounties unless you promoted a not too good project ,I've seen few bounty projects that hunters dumped and later the token price surge in value for example Gowithme bounty ,so how many of you dump gowithme token? The token did 10x already
this is actually the most problem with bounty hunters. And the most reasons why projects are hard on bounty hunters because they dump without thinking.  And even when you try to talk this kind of thinking out of them, they tell you it's their choice. They believe dumping is always the best idea.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: Backupnime on June 22, 2019, 05:56:46 PM
The fact is its always a bad idea to dump all your tokens you get from bounties unless you promoted a not too good project ,I've seen few bounty projects that hunters dumped and later the token price surge in value for example Gowithme bounty ,so how many of you dump gowithme token? The token did 10x already
maybe in some case, few token from bounties didn't get listed in market, that's usually few people are frustated and sell them in DEX market like Forkdelta


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: Pamadar on June 22, 2019, 06:04:22 PM
The fact is its always a bad idea to dump all your tokens you get from bounties unless you promoted a not too good project ,I've seen few bounty projects that hunters dumped and later the token price surge in value for example Gowithme bounty ,so how many of you dump gowithme token? The token did 10x already
maybe in some case, few token from bounties didn't get listed in market, that's usually few people are frustated and sell them in DEX market like Forkdelta
The only place that caters tokens which still not listed yet from well known centralized exchange, it's a case to case basis since there's no assurance to which project that will bring good value after reaching exchange sites, what matters with bounty hunters is to grab the opportunities to enjoy even small
amount of value from the work that they've done.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: pishite on June 22, 2019, 06:14:45 PM
The fact is its always a bad idea to dump all your tokens you get from bounties unless you promoted a not too good project ,I've seen few bounty projects that hunters dumped and later the token price surge in value for example Gowithme bounty ,so how many of you dump gowithme token? The token did 10x already

During the time of doing bounty, I realized one thing, earned sell while the price is high and invest in prospective altcoins, since 90% of bounty turned out to be scam. Now their tokens can be sold on forkdelta and at a price so low that the transfer fee is higher.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: cryp24x on June 22, 2019, 06:34:36 PM
It is a fact that Bounty Hunters have all the right to their tokens received from every ICO projects that they have supported. We really don't know what their reasons why they dump that fast or they really need the money badly. But it is a good thing that we have this post to be able to educate them that some tokens really boost up to 10x from their ICO price. Atleast if they wanted a better profit then they have to wait.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: kanmo on June 22, 2019, 07:46:57 PM
The fact is its always a bad idea to dump all your tokens you get from bounties unless you promoted a not too good project ,I've seen few bounty projects that hunters dumped and later the token price surge in value for example Gowithme bounty ,so how many of you dump gowithme token? The token did 10x already

It is not a new thing when bounty hunters dump token and later increased probably some days after the dump. The main thing is to make decision and the bitter truth is that its very difficult to know if one has taken the right or wrong decision. If bounty hunters decide to dump all their tokens after receiving it then its fine and if they decide to hold its also fine.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: Ultimist on June 22, 2019, 08:42:52 PM
Therefore, before you sell the coin is better to study the news about this project. Of course, it is rare when the project really succeeds, but still do not need to mindlessly sell their coins.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: Barbut on June 22, 2019, 08:55:08 PM
Therefore, before you sell the coin is better to study the news about this project. Of course, it is rare when the project really succeeds, but still do not need to mindlessly sell their coins.

The conclusion is simple, not every coin will be successful in the future. Some of there will sink more, some will break all times high and make a new one. Dumping is not a good idea with bitcoin, ethereum, and other strong coins. But in the end, everyone should research a project and decide is there a chance for growth or not, if the answer is negative than dumping is the best option, if the answer is yes give that coin a chance.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: Mysteryla on June 22, 2019, 09:25:31 PM
There are different ways in which tokens from bounty can be effectively utilized. First, you can sell after if the initial price us good and keep the remaining until there is a pump. Also, you can decided to trade it, tasks your profit and buy back what you had initially. You can then decide to hold everything.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: laredo7mm on June 22, 2019, 09:27:48 PM
Therefore, before you sell the coin is better to study the news about this project. Of course, it is rare when the project really succeeds, but still do not need to mindlessly sell their coins.
I think the bounty hunters also make an assessment before they make a sale. and also the biggest reason for sales because prices have experienced a large decline first


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: Bonwin on June 22, 2019, 09:39:23 PM
When I first started receiving bounty rewards, I never had the idea of when to dump or better still, when to sell, but at a point, I started having the wrong notion of dumping on DEX immediately I receive, but this made me to make some grievous mistakes and no one thought me to retrace my steps again. Although, it is not always easy to hold.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: Twinkledoe on June 22, 2019, 09:49:44 PM
Therefore, before you sell the coin is better to study the news about this project. Of course, it is rare when the project really succeeds, but still do not need to mindlessly sell their coins.

The conclusion is simple, not every coin will be successful in the future. Some of there will sink more, some will break all times high and make a new one. Dumping is not a good idea with bitcoin, ethereum, and other strong coins. But in the end, everyone should research a project and decide is there a chance for growth or not, if the answer is negative than dumping is the best option, if the answer is yes give that coin a chance.

Very true. Based from my experience, a lot of tokens decline their value so fast that you don't even have the time to think about it. You can't dictate somebody else's decision towards their tokens. They can do whatever they want to do with it. And dumping comes in handy because you really don't know their future. Even promising projects are being abandoned. So if you are a holder, it is your sole responsibility on where you want to put your tokens.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: Hamstead on June 22, 2019, 10:01:55 PM
The fact is its always a bad idea to dump all your tokens you get from bounties unless you promoted a not too good project ,I've seen few bounty projects that hunters dumped and later the token price surge in value for example Gowithme bounty ,so how many of you dump gowithme token? The token did 10x already
They are just one of the panic sellers or weak hands. Bounty hunters often to use that strategy to easily get their rewards, that is why most bounties will end up into dying especially when the team behind this project won't do anything to help. It is a market scenario that always happens and making this change will help to build a strong market design.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: Gabteb on June 22, 2019, 10:06:17 PM
Everyone must decide himself but we all understand most of the projects die after some time that s the reason may hunters dump if they will see many make products then would chance their promoted projects would make too.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: Xardasim on June 22, 2019, 10:06:20 PM
It depends more on the project itself. There were also bounty rewards where I earned more by waiting. And sometimes there are some rewards that you know that waiting will not add anything. But the price might be dumped for another reason. For example, it can be done to get cheaper.  ;)


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: Kiefner on June 22, 2019, 10:07:44 PM
Sometimes it is better to sell the coin from the bounty, because it can then forever fall in price. But it happens that sometimes it is necessary to leave it for better times. Because if the project will develop, the growth of its coins in the future is inevitable.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: 94K on June 22, 2019, 10:21:24 PM
It depends on the project itself whether the project is good or bad but sometimes you need to sell some coins because its going to fall forever


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: Corer on June 22, 2019, 10:28:08 PM
The fact is its always a bad idea to dump all your tokens you get from bounties unless you promoted a not too good project ,I've seen few bounty projects that hunters dumped and later the token price surge in value for example Gowithme bounty ,so how many of you dump gowithme token? The token did 10x already


I learnt from the worst way that dump is never an option, o received token for a project I worked for I kept holding it and got tired immediately I dumped the token did *5 i shed hot tears


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: samycoin on June 22, 2019, 11:11:14 PM
The fact is its always a bad idea to dump all your tokens you get from bounties unless you promoted a not too good project ,I've seen few bounty projects that hunters dumped and later the token price surge in value for example Gowithme bounty ,so how many of you dump gowithme token? The token did 10x already
Yes its true some of bounty hunter dump sometimes when they receive their rewards which it's wrong they not understand what is the meaning and the value of that token they have and they don't value the good of the project.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: Shenzou on June 22, 2019, 11:13:42 PM
The fact is its always a bad idea to dump all your tokens you get from bounties unless you promoted a not too good project ,I've seen few bounty projects that hunters dumped and later the token price surge in value for example Gowithme bounty ,so how many of you dump gowithme token? The token did 10x already
Well honestly it all depends on how the bounty and how the project that your working with is doing, you have to treat bounty the way you treat ICO, if you think the project will do good than you support it and invest in it and with bounty you invest effort and time, but mid way if you are seeing that it is not going too well you can deicide and make a decision on whether to dump all your coin or just stay with it.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: veekky on June 22, 2019, 11:33:40 PM
Do you know, there are big whales and market makers, so it is their priority to make dump sometimes to get stop losses of other people. Just accept it, mate!


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: xSkylarx on June 23, 2019, 01:03:14 AM
The fact is its always a bad idea to dump all your tokens you get from bounties unless you promoted a not too good project ,I've seen few bounty projects that hunters dumped and later the token price surge in value for example Gowithme bounty ,so how many of you dump gowithme token? The token did 10x already

Not all bounty tokens are like that. Most of them when listed on exchanges have no buy orders so selling your tokens while its still early is better. I've tried holding some of my bounty tokens before waiting for that pump but it didn't happen, instead it's only equivalent to some cents compared if I dump it right after it was listed on exchange.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: DainSLane on June 23, 2019, 02:03:16 AM
For me if there is always dump it is not good idea basically we cannot earn profit or we cannot sell our tokens because of the prices are low but there is also good advantage for those investors who have not enough capital that is their chance to buy their favorite tokens.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: MonsterV on June 23, 2019, 06:32:04 AM
Most bounty hunters do not know whether the project is going to develop in the future or even die. But all bounty hunters have their own decisions. Is holding or selling. So there is nothing to debate or blame for this condition.

Yeap, a bounty hunter is not someone who can predict the future of a coin. I am also a bounty hunter, I have seen a lot of projects, even projects that I consider to be a great waste project after being listed on the stock exchange. Most bounty tokens will be dumped, then become useless tokens. If indeed there is something like Gowithme or harmony, maybe it is only compared to 1: 100.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: mamahdedeh on June 23, 2019, 07:07:13 AM
it will be more profitable if we have the skills to analyze a project, so that the steps we take will be effective. I personally often make mistakes like that, but learning will continue until it becomes a great analysis


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: Eraldo Coil on June 23, 2019, 07:12:59 AM
I don't think that dump is not a good when you didn't reach the 10x mark. As long as you earned something big enough, I think it is already a win win condition. But if you're just gonna earn $100 first, I think it would be better to wait for more.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: ILScoin on June 23, 2019, 07:34:27 AM
That's true though,  not all bounties project are to be dumped,  there are some bounty project that are solid and therefore require a long hold or else one might regret selling too early,  meanwhile there are some that doesn't deserve holding


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: Dreamchaser21 on June 23, 2019, 07:41:13 AM
The fact is its always a bad idea to dump all your tokens you get from bounties unless you promoted a not too good project ,I've seen few bounty projects that hunters dumped and later the token price surge in value for example Gowithme bounty ,so how many of you dump gowithme token? The token did 10x already
I don’t think so, bounty token is not always good to hold so some holders know how to exit early just to save more profit. I’ve dump some of my token before and looking at their price now, they are still low so in short I’ve made a good decision.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: Hanvis on June 23, 2019, 07:45:46 AM
Is not always projects that choose hunters bring them a lot of money. You can write anything in white paper, only in the end the project will sink into oblivion. I participated in such bounties, everything was fine there. A good idea, a good team, and eventually after the fundraiser, the team fell apart. And nobody needs their tokens. Therefore, if possible, you need to fix at least part of the received tokens.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: Seeker#9 on June 23, 2019, 07:48:54 AM
It's been happening since bounty campaigns started in this forum and a lot of good projects suffers low prices in their coins or tokens because of dumping by both bounty hunters and the investors. Many newly listed took time to recover after the dumps but some of them manage to recover because of the continued developments that makes their token or coin attractive again to the investors.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: Galley on June 23, 2019, 08:14:19 AM
Everyone decides for himself how to proceed in a specific situation regarding the sale of tokens. How many people, so many opinions exist. Everyone has experience in such cases because there is no definite answer to this question. Therefore, do not advise not to listen to advice. Act according to your understanding.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: ccsang on June 23, 2019, 09:38:02 AM
Actually I don't support people dump the tokens at lower price after receive bounty rewards, but look at past two years, immediately sold bounty rewards is not a bad idea because we don't know the project future, sometimes project run out development funds or exit scams at the end, then tokens will become useless. I've lost a lot of funds because I don't sold it at the right time.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: cahbagus555 on June 23, 2019, 09:39:21 AM
The fact is its always a bad idea to dump all your tokens you get from bounties unless you promoted a not too good project ,I've seen few bounty projects that hunters dumped and later the token price surge in value for example Gowithme bounty ,so how many of you dump gowithme token? The token did 10x already

If selling altcoin that doesn't have a clear project and convert it to bitcoin, I think that's a right decision. But if we hold altcoin in the top 50, I think holding for long term will be profitable in the future


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: prehisto on June 23, 2019, 10:41:23 AM
The fact is its always a bad idea to dump all your tokens you get from bounties unless you promoted a not too good project ,I've seen few bounty projects that hunters dumped and later the token price surge in value for example Gowithme bounty ,so how many of you dump gowithme token? The token did 10x already

You are not right and anyone can prove it by showing you simple statistics, most tokens after entering exchanges dump and never recover.
Yes, some tokens in rare cases do huge pumps but in most cases you are better off by dumping.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: nicolebtccrypto on June 23, 2019, 10:52:47 AM
The fact is its always a bad idea to dump all your tokens you get from bounties unless you promoted a not too good project ,I've seen few bounty projects that hunters dumped and later the token price surge in value for example Gowithme bounty ,so how many of you dump gowithme token? The token did 10x already

If selling altcoin that doesn't have a clear project and convert it to bitcoin, I think that's a right decision. But if we hold altcoin in the top 50, I think holding for long term will be profitable in the future
Holding coins is an appreciable way to earn accumulate profits in return and we are aware about its consequences when not deliberating it properly. Thus, I believe that dump is preferably good for those coward people who are not willing to take the risk for the possible conclusion.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: FanEagle on June 23, 2019, 05:43:30 PM
Nobody really thinks dumping is a good idea but there are multiple stuff happening before someone actually dumps a coin. I mean you have people who need money and their income is bounties and airdrops that sell the coin right away, you have people who need money urgently because of some real life problems, you have people who got in and liked it but then found something bad about it and want to get out as quick as possible.

There are unlimited number of reasons why people may want to get out of a coin and they may dump all of it right away to get out which may affect the coin but since they sold theirs there is nothing wrong for them and they don't care. Hopefully it will slow down and people won't sell this much on the early days in the future but right now that seems to be a thing for a little more while.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: trade2winnn on June 23, 2019, 05:49:05 PM
Of course, especially when a decent and interesting project,and it starts just a wild dumping to do,and lowered to the bottom just,not just watched this situation,so I can say that this is mainly done by the big players and, accordingly, the administrators(managers) of the project,omit,chtob then buy cheaper


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: Golstrim on June 23, 2019, 06:01:07 PM
Idea for what?
People do like to dump because they want to fix profit. A lot of people dump because it is their strategy to fix on 1st candle


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: HanaTenun on June 23, 2019, 06:07:39 PM
Idea for what?
People do like to dump because they want to fix profit. A lot of people dump because it is their strategy to fix on 1st candle
the benefits of down market conditions are always beneficial for those who feel confident and want to feel the best investment. but I suggest waiting for the lower market conditions to be stable. it will be assured if the dump will not happen again.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: graffix on June 23, 2019, 06:18:57 PM
The problem here is bounty hunters do not have a good understanding about on the project. they just doing it to sell the tokens after the list on the Exchange. We can see many examples in the Etherdelta. some hunters sell their tokens for very cheap prices there. But if Hunter has a good understanding of the project he knows what he should do. sell tokens immediately or HLOD them for a considerable time.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: MikeyVeez on June 23, 2019, 06:28:22 PM
Dump is a normal development of the price and value and this is especially true for cryptocurrencies.
Altcoin has to find the real price after being listed, this phase took few days and after that price will stabilize on some level.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: Marcus yoyo on June 23, 2019, 06:41:15 PM
Playing on the crypto currency market is indeed full of puzzles. We must have the right strategy in order to be able to benefit. We must have the right predictions based on the analysis that we do. We must be patient and calm in making decisions in the game of crypto currencies. We must be careful in making predictions so that we can get the benefits we want. Don't let us regret the wrong decisions we have made.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: InwardContour on June 23, 2019, 07:08:43 PM
Yes, it's not wise to dump all tokens at dip (but this applies only to reputable projects).  I normally hold some coins for long term, but when I see that the team is incompetent, I offload my bag. Never apply sentiment in crypto, you will always get burnt. If the project is stagnant for long, move on to other coins. Do not wait for ages, when you know a project has exit scam, why the hopes. So in essence, don't dump coins with vision at dip, you will always regret. But move on when a project exit scam, sell off and stop hoping.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: Folajuwon56 on June 23, 2019, 09:32:16 PM
In this kind of situation, you can't really blame anyone for holding or selling. How do you expect a bounty hunter to know if the project is going to develop so that he can hold the coin??.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: Folajuwon56 on June 23, 2019, 09:35:11 PM
As far as I am concerned, holding or dumping is a personal decision and it's based on how you are willing to take the risk. What if hold the coin and it turned out to be a shit coin in the end, who would you blame for that?. For me, I sell without looking back.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: carrigan on June 23, 2019, 10:23:44 PM
Why should we dump the coins although we got it from bounty rewards? Personally, I'm not kind of the bounty hunters that always dump the coins right away after listing in exchange for obtaining only some cash. Think mostly about future investment because I'm sure that bounty program that we follow should be the program promoting the very promising project for the future. It is better to keep or hold the coins if the price is really dumped.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: SistaFista on June 24, 2019, 02:37:16 AM
The fact is its always a bad idea to dump all your tokens you get from bounties unless you promoted a not too good project ,I've seen few bounty projects that hunters dumped and later the token price surge in value for example Gowithme bounty ,so how many of you dump gowithme token? The token did 10x already

Not always, but most of them are better to dump. If the project shows no further progress, then selling is better than holding.
There must be a reasons why we must hold the token, such as the positive progress of the project.
Im afraid if we hold it even the token have low value, it will getting worse until the token have no value anymore.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: caeles on June 24, 2019, 04:56:00 AM
Yeah. It is true that we shoukd not dump coins which we think taht are worthless. We should wait until it reaches its expected price. Patience is the key of success.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: leea-1334 on June 24, 2019, 04:58:40 AM
As far as I am concerned, holding or dumping is a personal decision and it's based on how you are willing to take the risk. What if hold the coin and it turned out to be a shit coin in the end, who would you blame for that?. For me, I sell without looking back.

Duh, dumping is a personal decision. If you are holding and dumping based on somebody's decision,,, then you got it all wrong.

You have to know from the beginning how you made the decision,,, but for me it is not even about that. I already know the targets I have before I make the purchase. I know my entry and my exit. I let the market move and either TP or SL.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: shark69 on June 24, 2019, 04:59:44 AM
Dumps are part of speculation. Not necessarily a dump carried out by a bounty hunter, investors could have dumped to make price speculation.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: rose9696 on June 24, 2019, 05:32:20 AM
The fact is its always a bad idea to dump all your tokens you get from bounties unless you promoted a not too good project ,I've seen few bounty projects that hunters dumped and later the token price surge in value for example Gowithme bounty ,so how many of you dump gowithme token? The token did 10x already
I think that is one of the rare cases. There is a fact that I have worked on a lot of projects, about 10 - 12 projects and those tokens have been discounted after listing on exchange in a short time. then it will never recover or only increase by 15% and then it will continue to be dumped. I have no faith in ICO projects, it's really bad.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: oioi on June 24, 2019, 05:43:18 AM
it's true, saving too long is not good for the new altcoin, it's better to get rid of it quickly because it will always end at a price that is flattened, except for altcoin that has been circulating rapidly in the market we have to hold it and issue it at a high price.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: PedroCrypto on June 24, 2019, 05:54:39 AM
Okay at least I will not dump, I found always I I dump then the coins rise, if I pump they it drops... I chose leave my coins there and spend more time on my life.

I will share the projects that are still in the early stage that I think is currently at the top of my list (And beside these I hodl Bitcoin, and Ripple):

BitTorrent
Marconi Protocol
Historia
StarkWare
Oasis Labs



Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: TheClownSong on June 24, 2019, 07:20:16 AM
it's true, saving too long is not good for the new altcoin, it's better to get rid of it quickly because it will always end at a price that is flattened, except for altcoin that has been circulating rapidly in the market we have to hold it and issue it at a high price.

Dumps on coin or tokens that have good projects and have prospects for the future are sometimes not a good strategy. Dumping all our tokens only on projects with low liquidity and unfriendly developer teams. If the token listed in big exchangers, better hold it at least 3 months and see the progress in market


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: xysheeh03 on June 24, 2019, 07:34:02 AM
It's true that several of the bounty hunters are too hasty that they sell right away their tokens and as a result, price would dump and smart investors also buys more tokens if they know that the token has a good outcome and can definitely increase its price after being dump.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: siupang2 on June 24, 2019, 12:53:50 PM
Believe me pal. Bounty hunter never care about the project they only care about the price. But if you are investor and you found a good project with bounty program in it. Absolutely you will try to put buy order at lower than they expected so they will have a good amount of good token and they will hold until the product is done. Not like bounty hunter they will blame whenever the price is down even is just a 0.1% but still they will complain. Dump is good for smart investor but not for bounty hunter


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: fuer44 on June 24, 2019, 01:15:46 PM
it's not good because the token will definitely drop its exchange rate. but what else can I do? The bounty hunter has been waiting a long time for distribution and launching tokens to the market, so after that happens they will definitely sell it immediately because they are impatient.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: bitcoinm3ster on June 24, 2019, 01:22:10 PM
The fact is its always a bad idea to dump all your tokens you get from bounties unless you promoted a not too good project ,I've seen few bounty projects that hunters dumped and later the token price surge in value for example Gowithme bounty ,so how many of you dump gowithme token? The token did 10x already

It's really rare with bounty projects now, may have a profitable desirable like as Gowithme. Almost them have fell into oblivion


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: DGulari on June 24, 2019, 01:25:42 PM
Yeah. It is true that we shoukd not dump coins which we think taht are worthless. We should wait until it reaches its expected price. Patience is the key of success.
Some tokens even didn't changed after years later, so watch out how long you should wait for yout token or it will only wasting your time.

it's not good because the token will definitely drop its exchange rate. but what else can I do? The bounty hunter has been waiting a long time for distribution and launching tokens to the market, so after that happens they will definitely sell it immediately because they are impatient.
99% bounty hunters wanna quick money by dump their tokens


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: Anatolich on June 24, 2019, 01:28:34 PM
I never drop my tokens, even if I see that the price can go to the bottom. It is necessary to continue and continue to believe, why then I promoted and tried for the sake of it, if you then just throw it away! ...


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: z21770179 on June 24, 2019, 01:33:46 PM
As far as I am concerned, holding or dumping is a personal decision and it's based on how you are willing to take the risk. What if hold the coin and it turned out to be a shit coin in the end, who would you blame for that?. For me, I sell without looking back.

Duh, dumping is a personal decision. If you are holding and dumping based on somebody's decision,,, then you got it all wrong.

You have to know from the beginning how you made the decision,,, but for me it is not even about that. I already know the targets I have before I make the purchase. I know my entry and my exit. I let the market move and either TP or SL.

If you know how to invest and sell, it is appropriate. I think it is necessary to study technical analysis carefully, thereby giving my own strategies and better decisions


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: bitsurfer2014 on June 24, 2019, 01:43:07 PM
Definitely its not advisable to dump our holdings especially if those tokens has good fundamentals and is very actively developed. Moreover, I've witnessed fellow crypto enthusiasts  have some regrets by selling their tokens very early only to  find out that it has reached ridiculous high price that they've never really expected. In contrast, we've also seen holders who were quite happy that they've hold their tokens for a longer period of time and sold them with very good profits later on. :)


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: Babyrica0226 on June 24, 2019, 02:02:54 PM
The fact is its always a bad idea to dump all your tokens you get from bounties unless you promoted a not too good project ,I've seen few bounty projects that hunters dumped and later the token price surge in value for example Gowithme bounty ,so how many of you dump gowithme token? The token did 10x already

As a bounty hunters, others have no right to tell us  not to sell our coins once we receive it.
It is in our hands if We want to get profit or not. In fact, if the token has no good value in the market, the only
things I could say is poor bounty hunters because they chose the wrong bounty campaign.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: qomariah95 on June 24, 2019, 02:18:49 PM
I never drop my tokens, even if I see that the price can go to the bottom. It is necessary to continue and continue to believe, why then I promoted and tried for the sake of it, if you then just throw it away! ...
All holders will do my thing but most of them don't believe in the tokens they have. Because the Token is always dump without any increase at all. So people will throw it at the price because they fear it will continue to decline.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: cupruri on June 24, 2019, 02:44:48 PM
However, it is not the worst idea to sell a bit of your bounty tokens directly at the beginning of trading. In the most cases, the projects cannot handle the price at the first exchange and a massive dump happens almost every time.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: Iykecollins on June 24, 2019, 03:04:30 PM
There is what is called using the the ladder technique of selling, it means gradually selling to the top, for good projects, it means not selling all at once. Very good projects could pump, such happened with hydro last year while some sold for paltry sum, hydro pumped to more than 1000% afterwards


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: max6575 on June 24, 2019, 03:08:27 PM
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Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: Airelves09 on June 24, 2019, 03:17:54 PM
Bounty hunters try to earn tokens and sell them. This is normal. Tokens are sold to reduce risk. You never know the price of tokens in the future. I believe that every bounty hunter has his own thoughts about holding or selling.




Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: memed97 on June 24, 2019, 03:20:58 PM
However, it is not the worst idea to sell a bit of your bounty tokens directly at the beginning of trading. In the most cases, the projects cannot handle the price at the first exchange and a massive dump happens almost every time.

Right, and I also don't always hold coins or altcoins for a long time, because when there is a slight increase in prices I always sell them as well as when the price starts to dump a little I also sell it immediately, unless the coin is not buried.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: Baimovic on June 24, 2019, 03:55:39 PM
Bounty hunters try to earn tokens and sell them. This is normal. Tokens are sold to reduce risk. You never know the price of tokens in the future. I believe that every bounty hunter has his own thoughts about holding or selling.



yes,they don't want to suffer losses because now it's very difficult for coins to go up so many people sell quickly when the coin has value.
and actually bounty hunters don't really have a big influence on a project if they sell their coins because the person who has the biggest role is the investor.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: Genkotsu on June 24, 2019, 04:06:05 PM
The fact is its always a bad idea to dump all your tokens you get from bounties unless you promoted a not too good project ,I've seen few bounty projects that hunters dumped and later the token price surge in value for example Gowithme bounty ,so how many of you dump gowithme token? The token did 10x already
Yeah sometimes that is right, but we are a bounty hunter is don't have so much time to decide sell all or hold because if we hold price will down so deep.
I want to hold my token for more profit with my bounty rewards but that is so hard if i just wait other hunters make dump.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: BryanK on June 24, 2019, 05:10:42 PM
I can be sure that this token will continue to grow in price. And In today's bullrun situation I expect X50.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: Samkol26 on June 24, 2019, 05:18:20 PM
Though it is not good to dump, yet it is advisable to dump some come no matter how good what they promise look. I've seen a bounty where I dump half of what I receive and the rest are nowhere to be found today, what if I held everything and didn't sell some then it will be all loose.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: Oceat on June 24, 2019, 05:22:51 PM
Why would someone had to dump almost everything when the price is not yet done growing. If you know when would the price end then you should have to hodl a little more to get the nice profit that you are longing to get. And also diversification is not always the best choice if you aren't really losing yet.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: pics4crypto on June 24, 2019, 05:27:39 PM
Dump is good.  You just need to be able to properly use it on your hand and not against yourself.  At such times, you need to be very careful and monitor the market.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: klaaas on June 24, 2019, 05:35:08 PM
Dump is good.  You just need to be able to properly use it on your hand and not against yourself.  At such times, you need to be very careful and monitor the market.
That is a risky move in times we are in at the moment. If the volumes are there give it some room to recover before doing a all-inn/all-out.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: Golftech on June 24, 2019, 05:37:13 PM
Why would someone had to dump almost everything when the price is not yet done growing. If you know when would the price end then you should have to hodl a little more to get the nice profit that you are longing to get. And also diversification is not always the best choice if you aren't really losing yet.
Making a decision will remain to those who are capable of holding before dumping their assets, if they can still wait and see if the market will continue
to fall or it will give something nice bouncing back and bring profits, dumped should always undergo with your assessment and analysis.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: EdenHazard on June 24, 2019, 05:40:57 PM
Bounty hunters try to earn tokens and sell them. This is normal. Tokens are sold to reduce risk. You never know the price of tokens in the future. I believe that every bounty hunter has his own thoughts about holding or selling.
But you should know that your habit will make cryptocurrency will be view by other people just a short term investment which mean there is no one will consider that cryptocurrency will be exist for a long time. I guess there are a lot of tokens which has a good a potential in the future but the future of this tokens will be depend on bounty hunter.

Moreover if you take part with a token/coin which has decentralized system which mean the developer which has nothing to de with its prices movement. If many bounty hunters sell it then the price of token/coin will be down drastically even you will see the token will have no price anymore. Let's the token grow up firstly, you can still promote it as long as you are a holder for the token. I believe those thing should be known by bounty hunter in order to cryptocurrency can grow up and become a mainstream thing for all people.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: Thanasis on June 24, 2019, 05:43:33 PM
The fact is its always a bad idea to dump all your tokens you get from bounties unless you promoted a not too good project ,I've seen few bounty projects that hunters dumped and later the token price surge in value for example Gowithme bounty ,so how many of you dump gowithme token? The token did 10x already
Even many projects with good unique idea failed to recovered once its dumped and the reason is not the hunters,the investors who want to dump coins and make profits in short time.So as a hunter they are doing it for money so asking them not to do is not a good plan.If any project really not want to dump by hunters then they have to pay them in bitcoin or any other listed coins.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: wesk1212 on June 24, 2019, 05:59:15 PM
It seems to me to drop all the coins you need then when the market is at the very peak of its growth and it will not grow anymore, but there will only be a correction and a fall. Then it makes sense to throw off everything.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: Dobolen on June 24, 2019, 06:32:54 PM
Too quickly sell the coin I think is not good. You should be able to learn about project developments. So you can decide to sell coins or retain those coins. As you said the price of the coin is now steadily increasing.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: VDraci on June 24, 2019, 06:33:44 PM
Not all bounty hunter cares about the future ,they prefer to take there profits instantly and leave instead of holding ,I accept that dumping ain't good idea but we can't control bounty hunters from dumping


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: pokeronlinestatus on June 26, 2019, 11:11:54 AM
The fact is its always a bad idea to dump all your tokens you get from bounties unless you promoted a not too good project ,I've seen few bounty projects that hunters dumped and later the token price surge in value for example Gowithme bounty ,so how many of you dump gowithme token? The token did 10x already
You can't blame them, cause most of the times it's difficult to really tell which coin is going to do well and which one is going to be bad. Everyone is being very careful and don't want to bear the loss. They feel its better for them to sell those tokens and use them to buy ETH or BTC and then save with those ones. And another thing with these small tokens is that you might think that they are growing and wouldn't know that they are just getting pumped and will be dumped within a short time. Although I do know that cryptocurrency is all about taking risk, I would suggest that you only take the risks that you can take.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: tuanytcc on June 26, 2019, 11:35:06 AM
The fact is its always a bad idea to dump all your tokens you get from bounties unless you promoted a not too good project ,I've seen few bounty projects that hunters dumped and later the token price surge in value for example Gowithme bounty ,so how many of you dump gowithme token? The token did 10x already

As I see, 100 projects just has one such project like that. Usually, the prices will go down seriously and there were many projects which can't recover and disappear forever


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: Metall303 on June 26, 2019, 11:54:08 AM
Not all bounty hunter cares about the future ,they prefer to take there profits instantly and leave instead of holding ,I accept that dumping ain't good idea but we can't control bounty hunters from dumping
The team can freeze bounty tokens for a while so that the bounty hunters do not dump the price. But I doubt that the dump is the fault of the bounty hunters


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: StatesManG on June 26, 2019, 12:12:12 PM
Most people see dumping as the  best option other than holding or trading.  The most people who are involved in this actions are the bounty participant's and that has become the most reasons why bounty hunting is tagged as a bad options by many project. And also many projects became strict with bounty hunting


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: dinda22 on June 26, 2019, 12:33:30 PM
for this time, dump the tokens you get from bounty is a good idea, because some of my experiences is ended badly when I hold it, even until now the price dropped and almost worthless, whereas that's one a good project.
the point is when it's still worth, sell it is better.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: sana54210 on June 26, 2019, 12:38:08 PM
The fact is its always a bad idea to dump all your tokens you get from bounties unless you promoted a not too good project ,I've seen few bounty projects that hunters dumped and later the token price surge in value for example Gowithme bounty ,so how many of you dump gowithme token? The token did 10x already
There is no point preaching these to people again, because you and I know that ICO we do have now is no longer like previous ICO as most of them are now unreliable while we just have few of them, I could remember this was the same advice I gave two people that I knew then that participated in one DOCADEMICS bounty.

The worth of their token then was about $700 each, one of them listened to by advise, and the second one sold his whole docademics, this ICO looked so much promising and I could bet my life for them, few days, the project got dump so hard that they are finding it so difficult to rise now, there is no day I and my other friend are not being mocked by the person that sold his because the value of both our token now is less than $30.

What the third person did was to sell then, and then buy back the same value now at a very low price. I think we should not encourage people to completely leave their token on some of these altcoins, they can sell them and maybe buy back when their price has dumped.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: michellee on June 26, 2019, 12:54:30 PM
Most people see dumping as the  best option other than holding or trading.  The most people who are involved in this actions are the bounty participant's and that has become the most reasons why bounty hunting is tagged as a bad options by many project. And also many projects became strict with bounty hunting

If the token or the coin is worth to hold, then dumping the coin/token will not be a good idea because it will prevent the price from going to the higher price. But that could be done by people who already have a big amount of the coin/token, and he wants to make people getting panic. I think that is always happening in the market no matter if that is token or coin and for people who can stay calm from any situations, they will use the time to buy a lot amount in a low price.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: mammoniter on June 26, 2019, 01:49:59 PM
The fact is its always a bad idea to dump all your tokens you get from bounties unless you promoted a not too good project ,I've seen few bounty projects that hunters dumped and later the token price surge in value for example Gowithme bounty ,so how many of you dump gowithme token? The token did 10x already

That is exactly true. Dumping tokens are not always the best thing to do. Most of the time its effective but sometimes some tokens are worth holding. The problem is majority of bounty hunters doesn't really care whether the project fails or succeed. They just want their token and then sell it cheap for a quick money. Sometimes if you really want to earn more, you have to know more about the project and its potential.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: sulendra12 on June 26, 2019, 01:54:24 PM
The fact is its always a bad idea to dump all your tokens you get from bounties unless you promoted a not too good project,
When there are sense of scams closer than it's a good idea to just throw away your bounty rewards, so it doesn't belong to the trashcan.

I've seen few bounty projects that hunters dumped and later the token price surge in value for example Gowithme bounty ,so how many of you dump gowithme token? The token did 10x already
They probably caught up with the hoaxes because certain projects are having issues and it's common trick to lure people to sell so whalers can grab those sold tokens. Also, there are some people that they don't even care with the project but they only need the rewards.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: Iykecollinz on June 26, 2019, 02:13:29 PM
Certain dumps can cause a lifetime regret, when we received hydro Airdrop, some persons dumped at less than $30 after a few weeks, coin pumped to over $3000 later. Just like a lot of persons that might be regretting now to have dumped btc when it dropped from $20,000 to more less than $5000 and seeing the value grow so high now is something of concern


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: metalglowd on June 26, 2019, 02:28:30 PM
Things like this have become commonplace, sometimes they also need something to make up for the loss of time and energy that has been spent. So when they expect a good token that turns out to be ash, then in the end it also impacts on the other tokens he gets because he doesn't get the expected price.

The chance to get a good project is about 10%.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: proTECH77 on June 26, 2019, 02:40:10 PM
The fact is its always a bad idea to dump all your tokens you get from bounties unless you promoted a not too good project ,I've seen few bounty projects that hunters dumped and later the token price surge in value for example Gowithme bounty ,so how many of you dump gowithme token? The token did 10x already

As I see, 100 projects just has one such project like that. Usually, the prices will go down seriously and there were many projects which can't recover and disappear forever

There's nothing that can drop prices than dumping of a particular tokens on projects. Many project has a visionary insight but becasue of there careless they are guilty of disappearing from the world of cryptocurrency. Dump is the biggest disappointment of any promising project and should be avoided by all means by projects team.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: cryp24x on June 26, 2019, 05:18:26 PM
It is true that dumping is not always a good idea because we have exerted so much effort and we gave so much time for all the bounties that we joined. But we don't have any control or whatsoever to a Bounty Hunter about their acquired tokens. But as for me, if you really don't need money as of this time, hodl it first and feel the market behavior first then you can decide whether to dump it or hodl it.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: triangles on June 26, 2019, 05:28:24 PM
right, but most people do dumps, especially for bounty hunters because nowadays it is very difficult to choose a project, some people always keep wrong tokens, for example, bad tokens are held and good tokens are sold very early and that causes many bounty hunters to lose.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: FrozenBit on June 26, 2019, 05:36:31 PM
The fact is its always a bad idea to dump all your tokens you get from bounties unless you promoted a not too good project ,I've seen few bounty projects that hunters dumped and later the token price surge in value for example Gowithme bounty ,so how many of you dump gowithme token? The token did 10x already
Hold is a risky option and needs patience. And for bounty hunter, they have worked for a long time and they need money to spend on their lives, so they will choose to sell when they receive the token. Very few people can hold tokens from the bounty


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: guoyu78 on June 27, 2019, 05:49:20 AM
The fact is its always a bad idea to dump all your tokens you get from bounties unless you promoted a not too good project ,I've seen few bounty projects that hunters dumped and later the token price surge in value for example Gowithme bounty ,so how many of you dump gowithme token? The token did 10x already

Not always, but most of them are better to dump. If the project shows no further progress, then selling is better than holding.
There must be a reasons why we must hold the token, such as the positive progress of the project.
Im afraid if we hold it even the token have low value, it will getting worse until the token have no value anymore.
The desire of everyone that participated in ICO initially was to make it a long term investment, and I could remember the eagerness when we participated in those 2017 ICO to hold them for so long as we believed that the projects had a working product that would make it’s value to continue to appreciate, but look at where our decision has led us now, the vale has depreciated so much that majority of them has turned shitcoins.

What type of advice does he then want to give people that fell in that category, the only project now that is very reliable  to hold for a long term is still BITCOIN, and maybe we could consider the top 20 coins.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: valuater on June 27, 2019, 12:26:31 PM
For Gowithme I think it's reasonable to go up because they IEO are held in a pretty good market. and also the bounty allocation if counted to USD only reaches $ 60 K so it is very reasonable in my opinion the price can go up, while for others most offer rewards that reach hundreds of thousands of dollars and that's what I think can't control dumps


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: franciscoDC on June 27, 2019, 12:38:50 PM
Yes its is not but we need to accept the rotation of cryptocurrencies that there are dump and pump happpenings ,and its is the part of it,this was totally happen when there are some news about the token either good or bad it is totally being affected the price of the token.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: VampKing on June 27, 2019, 12:45:40 PM
Of course. Let's say you dump as you are fade up of lower market condition & after some time there is a rise in the price. Then you'll regret & feel why did i dump. Vice versa. It's crypto so you have to be smart enough to hold your assets. Anything can happen. Like it's a good time for crypto. There will be many new comers who'll look for short term benefit & they may get benefited. But if they don't then, they'll blam crypto without understanding it's concept.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: moonblocks on June 29, 2019, 12:06:35 AM
It depends if you're getting good value for it and the market value for a lot of bounties that are good quality might begin to slowly improve if the entire market does so don't sell too cheap but diversify if they don't have long term viability


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: flemmings02 on June 29, 2019, 12:33:38 AM
The fact is its always a bad idea to dump all your tokens you get from bounties unless you promoted a not too good project ,I've seen few bounty projects that hunters dumped and later the token price surge in value for example Gowithme bounty ,so how many of you dump gowithme token? The token did 10x already

Dumping a token simply because they gotten so easily is a bad move from hunters, most of them regret their actions later when the token recovers from the fall. Some tokens find it recover from the dump while some tokens are never able to recover, leaving investors with big losses.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: TheICE007 on June 29, 2019, 05:37:37 AM
It's a fact, dumping has really caused more pain, well I am referring to good projects, if you know you promoted a good project, just hold and wait for some few weeks, months,  you will be happy you did, also don't dump when everyone is dumping.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: 79b79aa8d5047da6d3XX on June 29, 2019, 06:04:15 AM
why most hunters make this mistake is because they fail to read and research about the project and its prospects which is really bad. Once you take out time to make adequate research about a project you will know which is good to dump immediatly and which is good for a long term hold


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: cryptofirm on June 29, 2019, 06:22:05 AM
The fact is its always a bad idea to dump all your tokens you get from bounties unless you promoted a not too good project ,I've seen few bounty projects that hunters dumped and later the token price surge in value for example Gowithme bounty ,so how many of you dump gowithme token? The token did 10x already

thats correct!!
usually if i believe with the project, i will not dump my tokens rewards from the bounty until hit a good price
 the fact, bounty rewards is not a free tokens, because, we must pay with our time and our mind to get the tokens my friend


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: tabas on June 29, 2019, 06:49:49 AM
It's a fact, dumping has really caused more pain, well I am referring to good projects, if you know you promoted a good project, just hold and wait for some few weeks, months,  you will be happy you did, also don't dump when everyone is dumping.
Not every project that you think which is good will stay for long and will manage to recover after the dump. When you see the coin that you have received from the bounty starts to be dumped, act wisely, you can dump or choose to keep it.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: Rooster101 on June 29, 2019, 06:56:30 AM
The fact is its always a bad idea to dump all your tokens you get from bounties unless you promoted a not too good project ,I've seen few bounty projects that hunters dumped and later the token price surge in value for example Gowithme bounty ,so how many of you dump gowithme token? The token did 10x already

If the coins I'm holding now has the potential to go up in the future,I will going to hold it and wait for the right time to sell it. Making a full research before joining aboubty campaign is a must to avoid selecting a wrong bounty that may rewards you with an unproductive coin or token. There are few tokens that are still in my possessions and their prices are still struggling to go up but I believe their prices will eventually rise because their owners/developers are active in developing the coin or token so there is no need to dump it early.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: bittraffic on June 29, 2019, 07:01:11 AM
It's a fact, dumping has really caused more pain, well I am referring to good projects, if you know you promoted a good project, just hold and wait for some few weeks, months,  you will be happy you did, also don't dump when everyone is dumping.
Not every project that you think which is good will stay for long and will manage to recover after the dump. When you see the coin that you have received from the bounty starts to be dumped, act wisely, you can dump or choose to keep it.

How do you decide which to chose to dump or to keep?

To be honest, when I see the total cash I would get is considerably good, I'd dump it all and see whether the price dips very low that if I can buy back more than the tokens i got with half the amount of cash, I'd buy back and keep the half for myself.


Will the distribution of the bounty tokens that is sent partially or send all of them at once be a factor that is going to affect your decision?
Will the marketcap before the distribution of the bounty tokens also going to be checked before deciding?


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: max6575 on June 29, 2019, 07:26:17 AM
as works with beginning terms of initiation gives of chance on investors to work on extensive with the decision on buying of spare with token on ico the further might helps as investor gains as the minimum limit as risks on expends with the plan on investment.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: iMark on June 29, 2019, 10:20:57 AM
It's a fact, dumping has really caused more pain, well I am referring to good projects, if you know you promoted a good project, just hold and wait for some few weeks, months,  you will be happy you did, also don't dump when everyone is dumping.
Yeah it depends on the project you bought, if the coins you buy don't have the potential to go back up, making money will only hurt you
and waste your time and capital. make sure you have a strong project market when you want to dump


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: clipto on June 29, 2019, 10:25:09 AM
For sure it is not, but during the last 18 months, the market was falling down and every single token that went live on exchanges showed a dramatic price decrease. Right now, things are changing and it is more profitable to hold a coin rather than to sell at the beginning.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: Mighty_crypt on June 29, 2019, 01:05:10 PM
Its all about decision making ,you are the one to decide whether to dump or to hold but its better to hold coins with very good potential than just holding unreasonable tokens ,coins or tokens with real use case will never lose value for ever they will always appreciate in value over time


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: lohladex on June 29, 2019, 01:26:49 PM
Dump sometimes destroy the good will of a project but most project .  70% of bounty hunters are fond of dumping after getting their various allocation and some investors does similar things, especially those who bought at private Sale. I have witness several occasions in which the dumped token surge x10 X20  after dump. Dumping is not a good idea and it does not help Projects to succeed.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: farlack on June 29, 2019, 01:54:58 PM
At the same time it is good idea to buy more crypto. So why don't you buy it?
I believe everyone has a vision and for some people it is opportunity and for others it is regret


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: Mihaylovic on June 29, 2019, 02:17:45 PM
The fact is its always a bad idea to dump all your tokens you get from bounties unless you promoted a not too good project ,I've seen few bounty projects that hunters dumped and later the token price surge in value for example Gowithme bounty ,so how many of you dump gowithme token? The token did 10x already

 i also prefer to hold the ones that i got from bounty campaigns. because they are mostly crap and doesnt worth so much. so prefer to wait for a good bull run to sell them instead of selling atm.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: ganeshramk on June 29, 2019, 02:23:27 PM
The fact is its always a bad idea to dump all your tokens you get from bounties unless you promoted a not too good project ,I've seen few bounty projects that hunters dumped and later the token price surge in value for example Gowithme bounty ,so how many of you dump gowithme token? The token did 10x already

I never dump any tokens. It does not matter how good it bad it may be. I am a HODLer.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: m0Ray on June 29, 2019, 02:27:45 PM
Today I do not advise to make a mass sale of this token. In the near future we will be able to see another big jump. I expect X30. Then sell.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: Dontme on June 29, 2019, 02:36:42 PM
You must know that most bounty hunters are just small players in crypto, so selling or dumping their rewards easily is just normal. ICOs must always consider that at the end of the day bounty hunters will dump their rewards right away, so the project team must have plan for that.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: Wallflower28 on June 29, 2019, 02:40:21 PM
 i really do not know why do we need to dump the coin. That thinking is illogical, as if we just earn coins in one posting. Bounty hunters should not also dump coins. Imagine, for over 3 to 6 months and even more, we are working for the project. Then, after the campaign we just selling it 100 times than its ICO price. Investors also would not to sell coins because they might lose capital once they did it.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: Ochakemaput on June 29, 2019, 02:44:22 PM
Today I do not advise to make a mass sale of this token. In the near future we will be able to see another big jump. I expect X30. Then sell.

the hope of all crypto asset holders is as you expected. but we are waiting for a pump that has not been seen, even though a bitcoin upward movement has occurred several times, there are not many altcoin assets experiencing price movements. we have to be patient, hopefully we can immediately see the sign of the pump that will occur.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: Andrey13101991 on June 29, 2019, 02:53:09 PM
i really do not know why do we need to dump the coin. That thinking is illogical, as if we just earn coins in one posting. Bounty hunters should not also dump coins. Imagine, for over 3 to 6 months and even more, we are working for the project. Then, after the campaign we just selling it 100 times than its ICO price. Investors also would not to sell coins because they might lose capital once they did it.
You must consider that there are many bounty hunters from countries where an opportunity to earn $ 100 for 3 months of work is a lot of money. that's why they sell right after they get the opportunity


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: juanda on June 29, 2019, 03:03:06 PM
Thanks to bounty hunters you get coins and tokens for cheaper price when dumping begins ,whenever I detect good projects I always wait patiently for hunters to dump so I buy more,some projects are very good and many bounty hunters are too blind to see

it looks like we are doing the same thing about this decision ... because I also waited for the coin bounty hunter who sold cheap prices at the beginning of the coin to do a listing on the market ... and hold back for a few months and after that I got a big profit ... and it already I did many times on projects that have a good future ...


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: $anounimus$ on June 29, 2019, 04:47:04 PM
i really do not know why do we need to dump the coin. That thinking is illogical, as if we just earn coins in one posting. Bounty hunters should not also dump coins. Imagine, for over 3 to 6 months and even more, we are working for the project. Then, after the campaign we just selling it 100 times than its ICO price. Investors also would not to sell coins because they might lose capital once they did it.
You must consider that there are many bounty hunters from countries where an opportunity to earn $ 100 for 3 months of work is a lot of money. that's why they sell right after they get the opportunity
for now bounty campaign is indeed not too good anymore so I suggest you do not expect too much from bounty campaign, you must be able to find work in your world, bounty campaign will not guarantee your economy.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: Kazun1989 on June 29, 2019, 04:49:59 PM
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Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: Vinalians on June 29, 2019, 05:55:38 PM
It will never be a good idea to dump any coins or tokens in the market especially when the coin just got listed immediately. The value for sure will get affected into it and that's what we are avoiding. If we just set our mindset to be like this for sure many of us are now billionaires. There is also a good side effect of dumping I guess. Those people who early dump the coins are those people that don't want the coin for long term and they are not ready to take it for the long term. Those people really need to get off those coins or tokens early so that valuable investors would come in :)


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: kodtycoon on June 29, 2019, 06:04:06 PM
Thanks to bounty hunters you get coins and tokens for cheaper price when dumping begins ,whenever I detect good projects I always wait patiently for hunters to dump so I buy more,some projects are very good and many bounty hunters are too blind to see

it looks like we are doing the same thing about this decision ... because I also waited for the coin bounty hunter who sold cheap prices at the beginning of the coin to do a listing on the market ... and hold back for a few months and after that I got a big profit ... and it already I did many times on projects that have a good future ...

they should think wisely not to do a dump when the tokens are listed, if they continue to do so, of course many will use it to buy at low prices


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: The Cryptovator on June 29, 2019, 06:11:45 PM
Who want dump? I think no one want dump especially who is holding any token. From last year till now most of ICO coins dumped hard after end of ICO even they are listed on exchange. Who had not enough patience they sold on dump and got loss. Hunters should not just sold tokens after get listed if they are expecting something good. They should wait for good pump.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: Jocuserious on June 30, 2019, 04:04:20 AM
In fact, most people are ready to sell their tokens but whether it is dumping or pumping. Waiting for some tokens is indispensable because the tokens are of no value to them. I can say with a sense that after the exchange listing of any token, their development must be kept in force and the price of token will be protected from dumping.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: shoreno on June 30, 2019, 04:31:24 AM
Who want dump? I think no one want dump especially who is holding any token.
I guess the ones that will dump are bounty hunters and airdrop hunters or simply those who are working to to earn a crypto because they always want to earn easy money  but for those who are investors/traders they do already have other source of income so thats why they are hodling thier coins in a longer time .

Dump is not bad as long as you badly need the funds . dumping too early isnt also bad because you might not know if the value will fall hard the next day   .


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: futureofeth on June 30, 2019, 04:49:41 AM
In fact, most people are ready to sell their tokens but whether it is dumping or pumping. Waiting for some tokens is indispensable because the tokens are of no value to them. I can say with a sense that after the exchange listing of any token, their development must be kept in force and the price of the token will be protected from dumping.

Yes, now the altcoin price decreased a lot in the market and now it is impossible for us to sell them in the market. Of course, some time is based on the developments they do in the market and this will tend to increase the price of the coin.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: VDraci on June 30, 2019, 05:55:37 AM
You won't know what the outcome will be ,sometimes when you dump the token price will decrease and you will be glad you dump ,the best solution is within the token holder ,if the token has potentials then there are chances of recovering in the future or even adding more value to the token


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: Mianae on June 30, 2019, 06:10:21 AM
The fact is its always a bad idea to dump all your tokens you get from bounties unless you promoted a not too good project ,I've seen few bounty projects that hunters dumped and later the token price surge in value for example Gowithme bounty ,so how many of you dump gowithme token? The token did 10x already
One can only know the worth of a project when they do little research most hunters do no research but join any campaign they see around. The advice is take profit have some reserves for the longer run.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: sadewa69 on June 30, 2019, 06:17:26 AM
Yes, now the altcoin price decreased a lot in the market and now it is impossible for us to sell them in the market. Of course, some time is based on the developments they do in the market and this will tend to increase the price of the coin.
What do you mean by altcoin that has decreased a lot? Today's altcoin looks like there are a lot of growth, because bitcoin is starting to stabilize prices. this would be great if altcoin did their pump now.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: #dhabitamartha on June 30, 2019, 06:41:42 AM
this is the thing we always hate when we are too scared and rushed to sell tokens and will be afraid of something that is detrimental to us even though we work not too heavy and hot we should divide between selling and investing so that we get more profit


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: 103deltafox on June 30, 2019, 09:55:01 AM
Well some people don't research before joining bounty campaigns, and as such they hold a whole lot of shit tokens, so the available chance the get to dump, they don't hesitate, but people holding good tokens don't rush to dump because they know the tokens or coins they are holding will surely rise in value in a short while.



Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: 2Kool4Skewl on June 30, 2019, 09:58:39 AM
In this case, I would advise you to sell your coins in turn, not to fold everything at once, but sell them one by one.  So you will see whether to sell subsequent coins.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: michellee on June 30, 2019, 10:35:24 AM
I think people who can get free tokens or coins will not think about that is a good idea or not because they only want to make money from the coins and they will directly sell their token if they can see the price reaches the highest price. After that, usually, they will leave the market for a while and not comeback if the price does not reach the low price. Some of them will comeback and buy another amount that will bigger than they have but that if only the project were very good to grow in the future.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: 94K on June 30, 2019, 11:31:49 AM
You are right. Dump is not always a good idea especially when the project is good. I think you need to hold it and wait for sometime in order not to lose


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: Metall303 on June 30, 2019, 12:13:23 PM
You are right. Dump is not always a good idea especially when the project is good. I think you need to hold it and wait for sometime in order not to lose
dump is good only when you are not in position. then if a dump happens you get the opportunity to buy the tokens of that project which  you did not have time to enter


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: Jannyh on June 30, 2019, 01:20:11 PM
For some projects without use case, it is better You dump and move ahead and also to free your wallet but when you are holding good tokens even with the dip,  you will never be moved to dump rather you will even want to accumulate more and wait for green movement.  Dumping has never been good it only causes regret.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: harsi123 on June 30, 2019, 01:34:05 PM
I keep my coins always until the last and only then when I see that there is no way back.  I take off and it happens very rarely often I hold long-term investments and do not panic when Dump.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: pant-79 on June 30, 2019, 01:45:59 PM
The fact is its always a bad idea to dump all your tokens you get from bounties unless you promoted a not too good project ,I've seen few bounty projects that hunters dumped and later the token price surge in value for example Gowithme bounty ,so how many of you dump gowithme token? The token did 10x already
Of course, always dump the rewards is not the best idea. Personally, I try to take part only in the bounty campaigns of good projects. Therefore, I don't need to rapidly sell their tokens.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: halpi on June 30, 2019, 02:00:15 PM
lol, just try to understand.
more than 90% of projects would never reach ICO price. It is good when they are /2, but usually, they are /5-/10 from selling price.
when you have 50-100$ guaranteed profit, why not to sell? I would sell


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: tranduong123 on June 30, 2019, 03:19:15 PM
Think of the opposite case, I kept a lot of bonus campaign tokens, but then their value dropped many times.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: bahagia93 on June 30, 2019, 04:50:31 PM
A strong reason why bounty hunters sell gift tokens directly for fear that prices will drop if they hold back too long, but sometimes surprises at the market no one knows, of which there is a 10x increase in price.the point is that all considerations have been made, not to be regretted  :D


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: omonuyak on June 30, 2019, 05:00:39 PM
The fact is its always a bad idea to dump all your tokens you get from bounties unless you promoted a not too good project ,I've seen few bounty projects that hunters dumped and later the token price surge in value for example Gowithme bounty ,so how many of you dump gowithme token? The token did 10x already
I am regretting holding some tokens for long. Some of the tokens I got from bounty may not ever recover gain and I could have dumped them in the market then for few dollars. There are some tokens you can hold after listed in the market because of the products but most of them are really not doing well.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: cak imin on June 30, 2019, 05:04:27 PM
I belong to people who have never been lucky in a down market position. because when the market goes down, I often get caught in buying assets and then the price drops. it made me have to be forced to wait for assets to increase. fortunately, some assets are not too long below this year, the market is moving fast.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: fallensky7 on June 30, 2019, 05:04:43 PM
You're right! Immediately selling coins received from bounty companies is not always the best solution! I had a similar situation with the tokens of the pundi X project. I held them for a long time because I believed in the project, but I sold them because the price was constantly down, and a week later , the coin has grown 10 times.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: VieleSind on June 30, 2019, 05:10:27 PM
The fact is its always a bad idea to dump all your tokens you get from bounties unless you promoted a not too good project ,I've seen few bounty projects that hunters dumped and later the token price surge in value for example Gowithme bounty ,so how many of you dump gowithme token? The token did 10x already

The dump is always not a good idea in my opinion, but I think the cryptocurrency market will grow and rise in the next month. At that time, when the price goes up, there is a lot of potential ICO project launching and the market will be crowded.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: yvesp110 on July 01, 2019, 03:49:18 PM
You are right. Dump is not always a good idea especially when the project is good. I think you need to hold it and wait for sometime in order not to lose
I remember how people started dumping their Bitcoins when the market value started declining back in early 2019. There had been a huge buzz about the end of Bitcoin back then that it is the end of the coin. However there had been some people who kept their trust in the coin and stayed in the market. These are the guys who have the surplus value right now which means that you should not dump the best projects.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: sort_cirkit on July 01, 2019, 06:05:10 PM
Investments do not investigate the possibility of losses. Teammate tried to develop the project as much as possible. But without knowing the bounty hunter, start working to understand it. And as the token came into the market, bounty hunter started dumping the market. They do not think how much it is worth?
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These are the guys who have the surplus value right now which means that you should not dump the best projects.
It is also possible to dump or scam the market.
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At that time, when the price goes up, there is a lot of potential ICO project launching and the market will be crowded.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: perfect999 on July 03, 2019, 11:37:06 AM
The fact is its always a bad idea to dump all your tokens you get from bounties unless you promoted a not too good project ,I've seen few bounty projects that hunters dumped and later the token price surge in value for example Gowithme bounty ,so how many of you dump gowithme token? The token did 10x already
There's nothing like that, all these people are just trying to save themselves from being the ones that are going to suffer from the dump. Maybe you have never experienced that before, you worked hard to get a coin and next before you get to know what's happening, everyone has dumped the coin and you're now the one suffering the consequences. When you work and get paid your tokens and to you it seems like the coin is not going to do well, then you're free to switch to another coin you believe that is going to be what you are looking for. If you think Bitcoin is the best, then you should go for it.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: maldini on July 03, 2019, 01:27:01 PM
A strong reason why bounty hunters sell gift tokens directly for fear that prices will drop if they hold back too long, but sometimes surprises at the market no one knows, of which there is a 10x increase in price.the point is that all considerations have been made, not to be regretted  :D

Yes right, there will be many opportunities for dumps from several bounties rather than pumps. Maybe there will only be a few projects that will end up like GoWithMe, so I won't regret if I throw the token at the beginning, it's the right choice.


Title: Re: Dump is not always a good idea
Post by: IvugeoEvolutionCoin on July 03, 2019, 02:18:38 PM
It's never a good idea in my own opinion to dump coins with prospect at very cheap prices during dip, patience is golden in this situation. Every good coin has its own day to rise in price especially with a good news/update.  I only dump at low rates when I lose confidence in the project or when there is exit scam cases.  Aside that, I am usually patient because it's essential in this space.