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Most projects that were dumped on the market were investors that dumped early on hunters who has no choice than to market aggressively to re-ignite a gradually falling project. Most projects that experinced this sudden dump by investors includes. Serve, Foxtrading, Agrocoin and many more.
The crypto project owners should trust more on their bounty hunters than the investors when it comes to listing on exchanges and trading not in investors because the investors care much about their funds and not the development of these projects.
The crypto project owners should trust more on their bounty hunters than the investors when it comes to listing on exchanges and trading not in investors because the investors care much about their funds and not the development of these projects.
This is the truth that developers should accept, investors just want to make profit and there is always dumps that is going to happen when investors wants to dump the coin after they realized profit or they see that they cannot make break even, it's the job of the developer to proceed with the platform and the project, other investors will see this and buy back the coin.
And to be honest everyone is invested in the project because of money; investors want to make quick buck on their investments and bounty hunters want good pay day. So you can't put the blame entirely on the bounty hunter and moreover bounty hunters are not the major whales as most of them just get very few tokens and so even they dump they can't effect the price that much but when a whale dumps then it's a different story
