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It baffles me why most people still believe bounty hunters are responsible for price crashes or dumps in exchanges. Truth is, bounty hunters only hold a fraction of the total allocation which often times isn't up to 5% of the total supply of tokens and they are always the first to be blamed once prices start crashing. They forget totally that these investors often get discounted token prices and as such, they are okay with dumping them for the slightest profits.

I don't think that's a good idea. It is as good as a waste and would only cost the project unnecessary funds for listing a token that would finally be phased out. It isn't ideal and I don't think any project will be looking to do that. Also, these test net tokens wouldn't have the full functionality of the real one and therefore wouldn't be ideal

Anyone who still think hunters are responsible for token price dumps is simply naive or can't see what's happening. Most of the dumps are caused by token sale participants who got this tokens together with huge discount and bonuses. Since they don't care about the prices, they sell off their hugely discounted tokens to a point that it crashes the market prices and ruining it all for everyone involved. Some times, hunters don't get paid in time and yet the prices of these projects still dump. Hunters aren't really the ones dumping project prices... .

Wazirx has received some notable mentions across the crypto space in recent times, Personally, I think this token is overrated and is only getting the current recognition due to binance. It still appears to me as a pump and dump token with all of its buzz dying down at some point. I might be wrong but I seriously think it isn't a worthy coin for investment.

Most of these wallets have no real presence and thus, very risky to use. There are several situations of people losing their valuables and assets to crypto scams who initially appear innocent and bid their time before they strike leaving behind sad tales. It is much easier and better to use the trusted wallets from the bigger and more stable players in the industry. At least with these ones, you are guaranteed safety, reliability and security.

I have lost huge sums to IEOs and ICOs in the past simply because I didn't have the right advice at the time and just kept going or trusting in Whitepapers and ICO rating sites or directories. This simply doesn't work most times and these sites or directories are paid to say or write what they people want to see. They do it so tactfully and people tend to believe them in the earn and thus, part away with their monies for investments. In the end, these projects they hype up don't live up to expectations resulting in people losing money. You always have to do your research about any project before putting in your money. That's the only task you owe yourself. Don't depend on third parties that are actually after their pockets.

Personally, I don't think there is ever a project that may some day not do well in the crypto industry. Crypto is full of so much uncertainties and surprises. This makes it extremely, difficult to predict price or value a token or asset may have in the future. There are several projects who end up looking down for other projects.

It is extremely difficult to find tokens or assets going up by such percentages in the industry at the moment. There are literally no good projects left anymore in the crypto space. Several projects in the industry are currently shabbily built with their developers looking for a fat pay check and not actually after developing the project to proper heights. The level of greed in the industry at the moment is quite high. People won't leave or wait for a project to grow to such percentages before cashing out and running away. I don't think the space will ever see such growth percentage any time soon.

I can't recall how many tokens I have lost due to the fact that I couldn't keep up with most of the projects I invested on through their social media networks. The importance of sociql media to crypto projects, investors and potential markets cannot be overlooked. It's highly important and for this reason, most projects make it necessary to subscribe to their social handles. They serve frequent updates there and encourage users to stay in touch with their social media networks.

This is how I prefer doing bounties.. I wait and search for projects that are about to end, check the level of participation. If it's low, I jump in and do the available campaigns and at the end of it all, I still come out earning much tokens that in the end will worth more than those who started. This is because, most people tend to concentrate on just social media campaigns leaving other campaigns open and allocation huge for fewer participants. If the bounty is already saturated, I simply skip and move to the next. It has been working for me.

I always advice anyone joining the crypto space to be mindful and watchful of scams and malicious ways of getting scammed in the industry. One quick way people get invaded and their assets stolen remains malware and Spyware implantation due to unsolicited downloads. You can easily get a malware by going about downloading all kinds and forms of apps which may have been designed by the developers just to steal your private information. As a rule, it is completely advisable to only stick to the top wallet brands like trust wallet, imtoken, enjin etc. These are all really good and recognized wallets in the industry making it difficult to fall prey to the several fake ones out there.

Of course! Even in the midst of terrible projects and altcoins that are littering the industry, the truth is, there are still a lot of good ones out there with genuine products and solutions and are completely worth investing on. You just have to do a thorough research and find the best ones from the heap of garbage currently in the industry. People are still cashing out a whole lot of money from the market by investing in altcoins.