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Bitcointalk username: Ayam1fish
Which campaign you joined: Signature Campaign

Reading of white paper is good, but some are just too boring and too voluminous to read. I don't think most bounty hunters have that time to read white paper, except those writing articles for the project.

Unlike investors, most bounty hunters do not actually know exactly what the project they are joining is all about. All they want is for the token sale to be successful and for it to hit the market. And when this happens,they are always eager to sell the tokens for any amount and concentrate on the next one. They don't care if the token has a potential or not.

I don't have that much experience on Cryptos, but the little experience I have shows that anytime bounty hunters are given their rewards,the price of that token falls. So irrespective of what the coin is, it will fall and maybe rise later. So to me, if I get my bounty reward, I sell immediately and wait for the others to dump theirs. It is there I can buy more using the same money.

I don't think bounty campaigns are a waste of time. First of all, you are doing it to get paid only at the end of the token sale, which is often stated clearly in the conditions of the campaign. So if you join the campaign, you are joining because you have gone through the conditions and have agreed to wait for that particular period of time. So the time frame doesn't necessarily mean anything.

That is absolutely true. The longer the bounty campaign period, the more people join somewhere along the line and the fewer the tokens you are likely to earn. The issue is even more serious when it comes to signature campaigns. A junior member joins for months and a hero member joins a week to the end of the campaign but gets more tokens than you.

I prefer my coin to be listed on Kucoin. My reason for choosing this exchange is very simple. The site is very simple to use. And the interface also looks friendly as well. They have a more advanced security system than most of the top exchange sites too. Although the trading volume may not be as huge compared to others,it is just a new exchange and will hit with time.

The market looks red and this appears frightening to everyone in the cryptobussiness. But this red thing is a normal trend in cryptocurrency. The market must fall for people to be able to buy more and make profit when the price falls. If the market continues to rise, I bet you that no one will be willing to sell his or her token.

That is a good news to the crypto community. The plans by some big personalities to eliminate cryptocurrency is beginning to fail big time as more and more people get to know it. Something that is always good does not need any defence,it will always proof itself for everyone to see through its usefulness.

$4000 is too low a price. The price has dropped too low for it to drop further again. I think it won't be too long before we have another bull run that will make the price shot to a higher price, probably twice the current price. But the price can easily drop again if we have some series of fudes.

As far as I know, there is no free way of earning tokens. The probable free way to earn them are just through airdrops, but with that one, I don't even consider it as free because you are asked to perform a task before you are given the tokens. You can claim free bitcoins from trusted sites by performing some tasks at specific intervals. So for free tokens, you can try these ones.

Before the world cup kicked off in Russia this year, I thought it would have had a big influence on the price of Cryptos this year. But apparently, the influence I was anticipating didn't work. You can clearly see that the world cup has no influence whatsoever on the price of tokens right now. Well, the prices are falling,but I don't think it is as a results of the world cup.

To me, I don't think it is a waste of time. The terms and conditions have been stated clearly and its left unto you to decide whether you will be able to join it or not. For the time frame you are giving, I think it is up to when the token sale will end. And when the token sale ends, investors will have to be given their tokens and other things will have to be sorted out before bounty hunters will be given their share and this is quite reasonable. So I don't think it is a waste of time to do bounties.

If the tokens are just listed, it is good to buy from the exchange site. But you have to take one thing into consideration. If bounty hunters are not yet given their tokens, then I will advice you to wait until they are given their tokens. With this, they will dump it and you will have the opportunity to buy more of them. But if the tokens are not yet given out, wait for some while until it is given out.

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Yeah. It is true that bounty hunters always dump the token below ICO price the moment they get hold of their tokens. So buying at the market is quite a safer game to play. And this are some of the reasons why most icos don't become successful these days. Investors are waiting for the token to be listed before they start buying. And its a normal thing to do looking at the current trends.

Holding your bounty tokens is good, but there should be a wise way of holding them. It is quite clear that immediately bounty tokens are distributed, the price of the token always goes down,irrespective of the type of token it is. So instead of holding from the start, sell immediately and buy more when the dumpers dump it. You will have the opportunity to but huge amount and hold.

The whole kyc of a thing pisses me off sometimes. People want to remain unknown in this community for security reasons. And here you come expecting me to reveal myself before I can buy you tokens or before you can give me some few tokens. I do agree that it is sometimes part of the legal requirements of the countries in which the project is operating, but the truth is that, kyc puts investors away.

To me, I think it depends on the kind of job the person was doing. There are jobs and there are jobs. Some jobs fetch you more money at the end of the month, other just give you what can last just midway the new month. So if your job is not giving you anything significant, why still hold onto it when you think you can make more money somewhere?

That is a whole lot of money right now. But come to think of it, as at 2011, the price of bitcoin was not as high as it is today. Probably, he would have even sold it long ago. But the fact is that, he has actually lost a lot of money. And am sure more and more people will lose their assets through the same means, just that we don't know.