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I think it's a component of the roadmap, and the majority of investors or holders are aware of this, so there's no need to be concerned. XRP isn't the only cryptocurrency experiencing a decline if we examine other alternative coins, they're also going down. Therefore, this isn't a major problem, but in my view, when such a substantial supply becomes available, it does have an impact on the value. I purchased XRP last month and intend to acquire more if the price continues to decrease.
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Over the course of the last seven years, I've acquired a wealth of knowledge through my engagement in bounties and the subsequent rewards I've earned from them and many other altcoins buys and sells. It's worth noting that most cryptocurrencies tend to have a short lifespan once they're listed, so I would recommend that as soon as you secure a favorable price, you consider selling and reallocating your assets into Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and Binance Coin (BNB) to adopt a more secure investment strategy.
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I would say it's not the fault of a bounty manager it depends on the bounty hunter whether to take on a bounty or not. As we all know, there's no obligation to do so, and nowadays, bounties tend to offer relatively low rewards. In some bounties, they may advertise a substantial amount for distribution, but when the coin is listed, it becomes evident that only a small amount has been received. The budgets mentioned for bounties are often deceptive because, in reality, they don't hold that much value until the listing occurs. However, if you actively participate in activities like article writing, creating YouTube videos, or engaging in signature campaigns, you can hope for a more substantial reward. Otherwise, there's no point in pursuing them and lastly, we can not compare ourselves with the bounty manager as we know our role is different from the BM.
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I don't think there is a cryptocurrency like this. For the upcoming crypto opportunity, I recommend focusing exclusively on established cryptocurrencies. As we are aware, many cryptocurrencies lack practical applications. Therefore, if a cryptocurrency were to be introduced that possesses genuine utility, enjoys widespread trust, and implements a buy-back mechanism in case its value declines in the market, it's likely that a majority of investors would express interest in such a cryptocurrency.
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Delisting occurs periodically on major exchanges when certain coins fail to meet the exchange's established criteria, resulting in their removal. However, being listed on a top exchange doesn't assure the success of a project it could falter significantly post-listing. Therefore, we shouldn't assume that being on a top exchange guarantees success. Additionally, I've observed numerous instances where coins are listed for free on major exchanges due to substantial market hype and demand. Even exchanges prioritize their own benefits, regardless of whether they are top-tier exchanges or not.
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#Proof of Authentication Post
Bitcointalk Username: gurunanakji777
Telegram Username: @harjas2519
Campaign Category participated: Twitter & Telegram & Discord
Polygon Wallet Address: 0xEfF5A809A5E74B824af6c69Cb9e5aa4b1147d506
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I believe that many people get inspired by such stories and then invest. Later, they tend to express varying opinions about the volatile crypto market. In my view, this seems impractical unless someone possesses insider information about a project's certain success. It appears that the person must have some inside knowledge and decided to take a chance. However, I must emphasize that even then, investing $1000 carries a significant risk in the unpredictable crypto market. If you ask me, even if I had access to such information, I wouldn't invest more than $200. Taking a $1000 risk, despite no guarantees in the crypto market, is commendable.
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We're aware that the cryptocurrency market is highly unpredictable, and it's crucial to grasp the essence of digital currencies prior to investing. It's important not to be swayed by others' profits. From my standpoint, if he sells his holdings of Doge before it reaches its all-time high again, he's likely to incur losses. The positive aspect is that he maintains an optimistic outlook and continues to retain a substantial amount of Doge. I believe that in the upcoming market upswing, he might manage to recoup a portion of his losses, or perhaps even return to a profitable position, provided he holds onto his holdings.
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Anything can happen in the cryptocurrency market, but the claim of a 1000x potential, as you mentioned, doesn't appear credible. It's not realistic for a project to achieve a 1000x increase in value solely by distributing free coins. Even though I am an active crypto user, I've never come across this "Digipanda." Please don't take offense, my friend, but the marketing outreach for your altcoin seems insufficient. To begin with, promote it effectively and build a robust Digipanda community.
You haven't disclosed any information about your current funding, and the absence of a roadmap raises concerns. Setting such high expectations without proper planning appears disingenuous. A genuine target wouldn't involve expecting a 1000x increase at this stage. Achieving that will require substantial effort. Mere words won't suffice, as evidenced by the numerous exchanges that provided free offers and disappeared unnoticed. Therefore, my advice remains: focus on promotion, enhance your credibility in the market, and only then contemplate the potential success of your project.
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Nowadays, bounties don't offer significant payouts, which could be a leading factor. In 2018, we observed a high level of activity from bounty managers who were generously rewarded bounty hunters. However, presently, I also believe that project developers might not be offering substantial compensation to bounty managers. It's also possible that competent bounty managers are struggling to find good projects to endorse, so they are hesitant to promote subpar ones and tarnish their reputation. Additionally, there's a rise in fraudulent projects as well. To be honest, the bounty projects have changed from what they used to be, and the enthusiasm that was once there seems to have diminished. This leads me to think that reputable managers are refraining from endorsing projects due to these reasons.
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