They indeed have a big impact on the price after the listing, but only if the project fails to list on a mid to large sized exchange where the buy volume would quite easily eat up the bounty sellers. So the projects should be aware of this and its partially their fault if they are unable to provide larger volume exchanges after the listing.
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When I first opened this topic I expected the old Trezor vs Ledger battle, but it was just a case for owning a hardware wallet. And the case for owning it is indeed a very strong one, regardless the brand of its producer.
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As many people already pointed out the main reason people are trying to bite their share of the IEO pie is short term gains/profits. Which is fine, but a part of this IEO craze are also some very promising projects that have a long term potential like Reserve, Elrond, Harmony, Deepcloud AI and some others, so there is still some actual value in the IEO scene and its not solely a race for short term profits.
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I am not really sure what the author of the first post is asking/implying, but those low buy orders are just people praying for a big price dip so they could fill their bags. Its completely normal and I dont see a reason those orders would not be "trustworthy".
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Other than the obvious choices of BTC, ETH, LTC and other top 20 coins, I would suggest taking a peek at the upcoming Hedera Hashgraph. ROI wise it may not be a 100 x investment (in a short or mid term), but it has such a ridiculously big backers and a ton of people already building apps on their blockchain, I doubt it will go away anytime soon.
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Dont bother with the airdrop scene, these days are over when you could score a hefty amount of non-shitcoin tokens from HQ projects. Rather invest your time in bounties where you can still step on something that will be worth of your time and effort.
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Yep, still waiting for the elusive alt-season. Most crypto influencers have been predicting it for the past 3 or 4 months, but we are still at the point zero. If this continues till the next year, BTC dominance will be in high 80% and alt holders will be scared shitless.
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There has been a big shortage of bounties from high quality projects this year, that is for sure. Remember the 2017 bounty hunting days, when most of the projects successfully listed and made ROI of couple of x regardless the actual quality of the project? Yep, those days are far gone.
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Yes, this is indeed a common modus operandi of more and more projects. But I kinda understand them as bounty hunters tend to have quite a negative impact on the price action after listing of the token, but projects should take this into account from the beginning and be transparent about it from the start.
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It seems that the IEO craze is slowing down considerably. The recent Binance IEO has had the ROI of 1,5 x at the start, but maybe its relatively high market cap was to blame for that. I am eager to see when or if the STOs will be the next big thing after the IEO "era".
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There are many minor ones but the biggest one would probably be being too naive when dealing with a certain OTC individual who scammed me of a hefty amount of ETH. But you learn from these things and further down the road you are even more careful in those kind of situations.
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Shilling "good" sig campaigns in this thread is slightly counterproductive for participants as consequentially they will receive smaller rewards as more people will join the campaign, but its indeed a good cause. That being said, nothing stunning on the horizon atm.
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The OP is probably right and this alt season wont be similar to the 2017 one as there will probably be cleansing of a lot of shitcoins which will slowly die off, but I am still crossing my fingers for some PnD action on mine, so I will have a chance to dump them at much higher prices as atm.
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