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My plan is to get all the knowledge I can about cryptocurrency and blockchain technology. Cryptocurrency is the revolution blockchain technology knowledge is the only way to stay relevant.

XRP by far has signed many partnership deals with huge companies with this I don't see XRP as a bank rupt project if they were going bankrupt, these other companies won't have signed up with them for partnership deals.

Most projects have a disclaimer of rules change. I think rules are subject to change except the forum will no longer allow projects change their bounty rules after the campaign. I also think kyc should be abolished for hunters as they're not investors.

ICOs, IEOs are detriment to Eth growth. Once core team starts cashing out raised funds, Eth price seems to dump. Some exchange conduct IEOs against Btc or their native token.

We never get to maximise our chances out here. Most times even investors fall to this thoughts of another project being better than the other. As a bounty hunter develop skills to join other sections of the campaign like social media.

You said it all. New projects most times have the tendency to surpass old project in terms of development but because most ICOs turned out to be scam we tend to look at most new projects that way. Every project should be given chance to perform and then can be judged.

How's this going, I bought into some altcoin last week, it keeps dipping is it best to sell or maintain my position it gets worst everyday.

Why would an exchange lie about amount raised projects team will be calm about it? I know anything is possible here but this ain't right tokens can perform poorly after being listed.

Provided the project still exist bounty campaign should be conducted from time to time to let people know and keep up with the project development. It's a good idea to have bounties after being listed.

It's better to learn from there's mistakes than making our own mistakes. After all most mistakes have been made already by people.

Quote from: BitcoinHodler on April 26, 2019, 11:05:08 AM

people aren't doing that for no reason, the new projects are actually horrible that is why everyone hates them. for a very long time now we are not seeing good projects come out anymore. in the past 2 years there has been at least 2000 new projects and only 1 or 2 of them were decent enough to be called a "cryptocurrency" the rest of the 1998 projects were pure shitcoins with majority of them being ICOs or any alternative name they call it these days like IEO...
otherwise all of us are desperately waiting for good projects to come out and start actually competing with bitcoin instead of pump and dump coins that advertise fake competition that doesn't exist and vanish when they are done pumping.

Not just horrible, most of them are replicates of existing projects with nothing different. New projects sprung up due to ICOs profitability not necessarily because they're worth it.

Let's analyse bounty campaign:
Bounty hunters have friends who are bounty hunters not investors so its unproductive using it as a means of marketing.
Bitcointalk is housing bounty hunters the cycle keeps going. Projects need to put in more efforts in marketing to raise funds.

Quote from: xSkylarx on July 03, 2019, 05:47:38 AM

Quote from: andrearz on July 03, 2019, 05:36:16 AM

doing research is quite a lot of time to do and that is one of the causes of the many bounty participants not doing it and I think it becomes reasonable, should be able to publish a project in this forum need strict regulation.

But research is very important if you're bounty hunting. If you just join a project without knowing the background of it your time might go into waste in the end. When I was still bounty hunting, I would research all about it just for that whole day. After that ICO it gived me some decent amount of tokens I sold for bitcoin.

Not just your time going for nothing, you can as well exit once you receive payout thereby missing out on future gains of such project. Research is important

People get lazy when it comes to researching investors inclusive. On the other hand, most times no there's no knowing which is scam and which isn't some fake teams are good at looking real to get investors money and trust.

You can start on with Binance which is loved by everyone then proceed to listing on Bancor for instant liquidity. Why I like Bancor is you must sell your coins not waiting for nid or ask price.

Quote from: Sharon121212 on April 12, 2019, 09:55:19 PM

A lot of speculation has been made regarding that altcoins are dead we have seen fewer initial coin offering this year and part of those few has been a failed venture.
But never the less that is certainly not the end of altcoins

Running a lost as an altcoin investor can be easy because there are various altcoin out there And so many are poorly managed.

You can cut your losses to some extent by.
*investing in several top altcoin(spread your investment)
*seeking expert opinion
*disregard shilling or FUD
And if you must move a way from established altcoins
*study the volume
*check on the project owners reputation
*compare and contrast the white paper, potential investors and future possibilities of the coin.

And one major key for every cryptocurrency investor is patience and hold I repeat you your altcoin

Altcoins are still productive if only we make wise investment choices in this bear season and not miss out. Expert advice is good but one has to study the market and make the best of it.

First you should be happy because your bag has solid projects that won't fade after this period. The only option is to hodl till we see another alts season don't sell at a loss.